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A Marshall woman has been charged with a felony for allegedly assaulting a law-enforcement officer on Wednesday, May 12.
According to a Saline County Deputy’s report, a deputy was escorting Sydney Nicole Rodgers out of the courthouse in Marshall after she was ordered by a judge to spend time in the county jail for probation violation. Rodgers, whose hands were cuffed in front of her body, pulled away and ran to a parked vehicle on the south side of the square. She got in and started the vehicle. While pulling out, she made eye contact with the deputy, who was in pursuit. The vehicle nearly struck the deputy, who had to get out of the way.
Blackburn woman is facing a felony following an incident in Saline County on February 7.
At approximately 4:19 p.m., a Saline County Deputy responded to a residence in the 300 block of West 4th Street in Blackburn in regards to Julie L. Steffens trespassing.
When the deputy arrived he made contact with the owner of the property, who stated that Steffens was not to be on the property. According to the owner of the home, Steffens had freely moved from the residence, at the request of her husband and children, giving up her right as a resident in January 2021.
Steffens fled the residence on foot and was located outside of her apartment where a brief struggle with the deputy ensued before Steffens was placed under arrest.
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Two people are in custody relating to an investigation of a deceased person in Saline County on Wednesday, February 3.
According to a release from Missouri State Highway Patrol Troop A Sergeant and Public Information & Education Officer Bill Lowe, the Highway Patrol responded to a residence in Slater to assist a Saline County Deputy regarding a deceased person. It was confirmed one person was deceased, and at approximately 6 p.m., the Saline County Sheriff’s Office requested the Missouri State Highway Patrol’s Division of Drug and Crime Control to assist with the investigation.
Lowe says the identity of the deceased female at the residence has not been confirmed at this time.