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‘Looking Beyond The Stop’The following officers are to be commended for looking beyond the initial stop. Each of these officers made at least onearrest during the period of September 1, 2011 to October 31, 2011. (Editor’s note: This column excludes DWI arrests, warrantarrests, and “plain sight” situations. Keep in mind that there must be information in the “miscellaneous” section of theradio report to be considered for this column.)Troop ATpr. J.S. Baughman, 1 arrestTpr. G.L. Billings, 1 arrestTpr. R.J. Chapman, 2 arrestsTpr. B.N. Comer, 1 arrestTpr. L. Dancy, 2 arrestsTpr. B.R. DeHaan, 1 arrestTpr. B.R. Dodson, 1 arrestCpl. C.G. Dunfee, 1 arrestTpr. D.E. Fessenden, 1 arrestTpr. S.D. Galaska, 1 arrestTpr. T.I. Goolsby, 2 arrestsTpr. J.D. Hall, 1 arrestTpr. M.J. Hanrahan, 1 arrestSgt. D.J. Hedrick, 2 arrestsTpr. D.L. Johnson, 2 arrestsTpr. D.D. Mathes, 4 arrestsSgt. R.B. McGinnis, 4 arrestsCpl. G.D. Primm, 6 arrestsCpl. C.E. Utterback, 2 arrestsTpr. M.J. Yoder, 2 arrestsTroop BCpl. J.D. Davidson, 2 arrestsTpr. C.J. Glover, 1 arrestTpr. B.C. Griffin, 1 arrestTpr. T.K. Hendershott, 1 arrestTpr. G.T. Johnson, 2 arrestsTpr. J.P. Johnson, 1 arrestTpr. M.J. Lewis, 1 arrestTpr. C.F. Porter, 1 arrestTpr. L.P. Quinn, 1 arrestSgt. B.D. Ream, 1 arrestSgt. T.R. Rohn, 1 arrestSgt. R.L. Seiner, 1 arrestTpr. D.E. Siegfried, 1 arrestCpl. R.B. Skaggs, 1 arrestTpr. S.P. Smeltser, 1 arrestTroop CTpr. M.T. Angrisani, 1 arrestTpr. M.R. Ashby, 1 arrestSgt. J.R. Campbell, 3 arrestsTpr. T.L. Coffey, 1 arrestCpl. T.S. Croft, 2 arrestsTpr. C.D. Fieser, 2 arrestsTpr. G.T. Gronemeyer, 1 arrestTpr. A.S. Huskey, 2 arrestsTpr. D.F. Isringhausen, 1 arrestTpr. N.V. Jannin, 2 arrestsTpr. A.D. Lindgren, 1 arrestTpr. D.A. Mason, 1 arrestTpr. J.R. McCurdy, 2 arrestsCpl. J.D. Oughton, 3 arrestsCpl. W.B. Sevier, 2 arrestsTpr. S.J. Washabaugh, 2 arrestsTpr. A.L. Woods, 1 arrestTroop DTpr. Q.D. Bland, 1 arrestTpr. J.W. Choate, 1 arrestSgt. M.D. Green, 1 arrestCpl. T.L. Hall, 2 arrestsCpl. S.R. Monk, 1 arrestTpr. T.J. Stevens, 1 arrestTpr. L.A. Wilson, 1 arrestTroop ETpr. D.W. Crank, 3 arrestsCpl. R.D. Owens, 1 arrestCpl. M.G. Slaughter, 1 arrestTpr. S.K. Talburt, 1 arrestTroop FSgt. W.V. Ahrens, 1 arrestTpr. A.A. Armstrong, 1 arrestTpr. S.A. Brazas, 1 arrestTpr. J.A. Cluver, 1 arrestTpr. S.M. Cummings, 1 arrestCpl. M.A. Halford, 1 arrestTpr. D.R. Haslag, 2 arrestsTpr. S.B. Johnson, 4 arrestsTpr. B.C. Lawler, 1 arrestTpr. J.D. Miller, 1 arrestTpr. T.O. Mitchell, 1 arrestCpl. M.E. Morice, 3 arrestsTpr. C.J. North, 1 arrestTpr. A.C. Piercy, 1 arrestTpr. N.R. Schaffer, 2 arrestsCpl. T.D. Stegeman, 1 arrestTpr. D.K. Sullivan, 2 arrestsCpl. R.S. Thompson, 2 arrestsCpl. T.R. Walley, 5 arrestsTpr. G.L. West, 2 arrestsTpr. C.B. Wilt, 3 arrestsTroop GCpl. S.N. Foster, 3 arrestsTpr. S.R. Hogan, 3 arrestsTpr. A.D. Johnson, 1 arrestTpr. C.A. Kimes, 2 arrestsTpr. P.V.J. Volkmer, 1 arrestTpr. P.R. Wells, 2 arrestsTroop HTpr. J.C. Acree, 1 arrestTpr. T.B. Heintz, 1 arrestTpr. B.R. Hilliard, 1 arrestCpl. J.S. Johnson, 1 arrestTpr. M.L. Starmer, 3 arrestsTpr. J.R. Zach, 1 arrestTroop ICpl. K.D. Wilmont, 1 arrestField Operations BureauLt. P.D. Kerperin, 1 arrest16 Patrol News/November-December 2011
Patrol Honors Ike SkeltonBy Public Info. Spec. III Cheryl D. Cobb, Q/PIEDColonel Ron Replogle and membersof his staff honored the long-termsupport of retired Congressman IkeSkelton at a presentation in KansasCity. The law offices of Husch, Blackwell,Sanders LLP, where retired CongressmanSkelton is a partner, hostedthe event in late September.It was hoped that CongressmanSkelton would speak to a graduatingrecruit class in 2010. Understandably,his busy schedule didn’t allow him todo so. Since that time, he has left office.Retired Congressman Skeltonserved the citizens of Missouri as aLafayette County prosecutor, staterepresentative, and congressman hisentire life. During all that time, he’sbeen a supporter of the Patrol.Retired Congressman Ike Skelton waspleased to accept a special gift fromMajor Robert E. Bloomberg, Q/TSB.The license plate shows the year “1931”,which is the year both the congressmanand the Patrol were born.“We wanted to take an opportunityto recognize his large bodyof work,” said Captain Ronald L.Walker, Q/FOB. “As a congressman,he would send a brief to officersin his district any time there was acourt decision affecting law enforcement.Congressman Skelton has had alifelong commitment to public safety.Although he was at the federal level,he never lost his focus on supportingthe citizen.”“Congressman Skelton has demonstratedhis support of the Patrolthroughout his career,” said Col. Replogle.“The support of dedicated publicservants like Congressman Skeltonhelps us to provide the best possibleservice and protection to the citizenswe serve.”Sgt. David May Memorial Highway DedicatedBy Tpr. Clark D. Parrott, Troop EOn Thursday, September 29, 2011,a ceremony at the Troop E Headquartersin Poplar Bluff dedicated the portionof U.S. Highway 67 from CountyRoad 422 to U.S. Highway 60 East/67South bypass in Butler County, as theMissouri State Highway Patrol SergeantDavid May Memorial Highway. Activeand retired Patrol members from TroopE, representatives from the MissouriState Troopers Association, severalcommunity dignitaries, representativesfrom the Missouri Department ofTransportation, and family and friendsof the Mays attended the ceremony.The Reverend Marty Reed openedthe dedication with an invocation.Heartfelt comments from CaptainGeorge E. Ridens, Troop E; ColonelRon Replogle, superintendent of thePatrol; Lieutenant Larry W. Plunkett,Troop F; Representative Todd Richardson,District 154; and Mrs. Lynda(May) Anderson followed, prior to unveilingthe memorial sign.Representative Richardson sponsoredHouse Bill 798, which passedduring the 96th General Assembly(2011). This legislation designated aportion of U.S. 67 in memory of Sgt.David May. The Missouri State TroopersAssociation provided funds to purchaseand erect the new signs.Sgt. David May lost his life in ahelicopter crash in the line of duty onMay 17, 1999. The fatal crash occurredas he was piloting helicopter 77MP inthe Poplar Bluff area. Sgt. May wasthe 19th member of the Missouri StateHighway Patrol to lose his life in theline of duty.(l to r) Tara (May) Forgette, Krista (May) Tagli, and Mrs. Lynda (May) Anderson standnear the memorial sign after the unveiling.November-December 2011/Patrol News 17
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