The Chillicothe Police Department found 25-year-old Jamie Johnson to be deceased.
Nine persons were arrested Thursday, others are sought, and still others already in custody face additional charges as a result of a lengthy investigation by the Chillicohe Police Department into alleged crimes including burglary, theft, and sale of narcotics
An Independence man is being held on $750,000 bond after allegedly setting fire to his Independence home and then murdering his brother Tuesday in Carrollton, Mo.
Information received by the Livingston County Sheriff's Department from anonymous citizens provided various tips about the location of locating two fugitives:
Chillicothe police concluded a month-long investigation regarding the distribution of controlled substances in the city of Chillicothe.
According to Capt. Tony Kirkendoll, of the Chillicothe Police Department, the investigation began around early December when undercover police officers began making purchases from different individuals. The investigation centered around the distribution and purchase of prescription medication that are classified as scheduled drugs. Methamphetamine was also purchased during this operation.
The Livingston County Sheriff’s Department, along with the Department of Conservation, is investigating a bow and arrow accident in the area of Liv 423 and Liv 428 in Dawn.
Chillicothe police officers responded with Emergency Services personnel Tuesday evening to a report of an unresponsive female in the 300 block of Walnut Street.
Chillicothe Police are investigating the death of 19-year-old Travis K. Swank, who was found deceased in a residence in the 200 block of Walnut Street on Sunday.
Although the death has not been ruled as a homicide, the police are investigating the incident as a homicide. The homicide investigation is underway as officers follow up on various leads. An autopsy was conducted in Livingston County on Monday. The autopsy report is not complete and investigators are awaiting toxicology information.
An argument which reportedly began over housekeeping ended in shots being fired and the arrests of two Bedford residents.
A Jamesport man faces a life sentence without possibility of parole after a Clinton County jury found him guilty of killing his roommate with a hammer. The jury found Carlos Sarmiento, 57, guilty of first degree murder and armed criminal action on Wednesday, Sept. 15 after a two-day trial.
Chillicothe police concluded a drug distribution investigation Tuesday that was occurring in Chillicothe by arresting a 36-year-old white female and a 42-year-old white male.
On Sunday, Livingston County Sheriff’s Department deputies worked on a traffic safety enforcement grant overtime project in Livingston County.
Numerous motorists on Highway 36 were stopped for a variety of violations. The department staff issued 14 speeding citations with the slowest speed being 80 in a 65 mph zone and the fastest being 93 mph in a 65 mph zone. The average speed was 21 miles per hour over the speed limit.
Chillicothe police officers investigated a leaving the scene accident that occurred when a vehicle left the roadway and stuck a fence on Mitchell Avenue near Business 36 Highway.
Update: No criminal charges will be filed in this case.
While an investigation continues in an accident that killed a former Chillicothe woman last Saturday, officials have released details of the one-vehicle wreck in Caldwell County.
Tegan A. Edmundson, 24, of Hamilton, Mo., was killed last Saturday, July 31 in the wreck on Pleasant Ridge Road, about six miles southeast of Hamilton.
A St. Joseph, Mo., man was killed Wednesday morning in a two-vehicle accident involving his van and a tractor trailer on U.S. Highway 36, a mile east of Hamilton.
A Mooresville man has been arrested on one count of attempted murder, three counts of felony assault, armed criminal action and illegal possession of a firearm in connection with an incident Monday afternoon near Mooresville.
Three Chillicothe residents have been arrested and now face charges relating to the alleged distribution of marijuana.
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The Livingston County Sheriff's Department is currently investigating property damage to FEC property in the eastern part of Livingston County.
A Chillicothe man has been sentenced to 50 years in prison after pleading guilty to multiple counts of statutory rape and sodomy.
43rd Circuit-Division One Judge Warren L. McElwain sentenced George W. Jackson, 56, of 627 Commercial Street Wednesday as part of a plea agreement.
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