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In a brief press release from the city of Quincy Wednesday, they announced Steven Homan, the owner of The Barn night club, has relinquished the business’ liquor license.
A hearing had been scheduled for Thursday about possible liquor code violations by Homan. The city said that since the license has been relinquished, the hearing is no longer necessary.
Homan has been charged with aggravated battery in connection with an incident at The Barn involving Homan and a 19 year old Quincy University student.
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Monroe City Man Arrested for Quincy Break-Ins
A Monroe City man is in the Adams County Jail in connection with a couple of break-ins in Quincy Wednesday afternoon.
Deputies responded first to a report of a break-in at the guard shack at Trinity Industries just before 3 p.m. Wednesday. An employee saw a man take a fire extinguisher from the shack and leave on foot northbound on Highway 57.
The man was identified as 30 year old William Callihan of Monroe City. The ID was made because Callihan dropped his wallet that contained his identification in the guard shack.
A short time later, deputies learned that Callihan had used the fire extinguisher to break a glass door to gain entry into the office area at ADM.