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6 days ago
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Missouri teen charged with robbery after boarding school bus, demanding money from kids
LAWRENCE COUNTY, Mo. — An Aurora man is in custody after allegedly walking onto a bus with juveniles and demanding money last month. According to the Aurora-Marionville Police Department, Zachary Akers, 18, walked onto an Ozarks Area Community Action Corporation (OACAC) school bus carrying 13 juveniles and demanded money on May 8. Missouri teen charged with robbery after boarding school bus, demanding money from kids Couple accused of stealing 1/4 of a million from elderly woman to face trial Missouri drug bust reveals stolen motorcycles and a meth distribution operation, police say Southeast Kansas sheriff quips, 'We saved the 4th of July' A probable cause statement filed Tuesday says Akers was told by a victim he would need to go to the OACAC office for that. Angered, Akers allegedly punched the school bus and exited, screaming profanities at two of the people aboard the bus and flipping them off. A warrant for Akers' arrest was issued Wednesday and served later that day. Akers was arrested and booked in the Lawrence County Jail on one charge of first-degree robbery. He was denied bond and ordered to have no contact with the alleged victims through any means. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
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10-04-2025
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Marionville woman accused of stealing $11,000 from Dollar General
MARIONVILLE, Mo. — A woman from Marionville is charged with stealing from a Dollar General she was employed at in her city. According to court records, Jessica Marie Hayes, born 1982, is charged with class D felony stealing in Lawrence County Associate Court. The probable cause statement said on January 11, 2025, an Aurora-Marionville Police Department officer was dispatched to a Dollar General store, where the officer made contact with a Dollar General regional asset protection manager. The asset protection manager told the officer Hayes had allegedly stolen $11,421.45 from 'multiple deposit bags she was responsible for depositing' between Dec. 12, 2024, and Jan. 7, 2025, according to the statement. The statement said evidence was provided through deposit slips, surveillance videos, opened deposit bags, and a flash drive containing an Excel spreadsheet documenting the multiple theft incidents. Hayes is due for a court appearance in May. If convicted, she faces up to seven years in prison. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
