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A multi-agency narcotics investigation conducted by the Madison County Sheriff's Enforcement Team (SET) has resulted in ...
10/02/2026

A multi-agency narcotics investigation conducted by the Madison County Sheriff's Enforcement Team (SET) has resulted in felony drug, weapons, and s*x offender registration charges against an Alton man.
The investigation focused on Corey L. Ammons, a non-compliant registered s*x offender, who was suspected of distributing methamphetamine and other controlled substances from a residence in the 3300 block of Hillcrest Avenue in Alton.
SET conducted the investigation with assistance from the Glen Carbon Police Department, the Alton Police Department, and U.S. Homeland Security Investigations (HSI).
Based on evidence developed during the investigation, agents obtained and executed a search warrant at the Hillcrest Avenue residence. The following items were seized:
• Approximately 300 grams of methamphetamine
• Approximately 35 grams of co***ne
• Two fi****ms
• Approximately $37,000 in U.S. currency
On Friday, October 2, 2026, Ammons was charged in Madison County Circuit Court with the following offenses:
• Unlawful Failure to Register as a s*x offender — Class 3 felony
• Unlawful Possession with Intent to Deliver Methamphetamine (100–400 grams) — Class X felony
• Unlawful Possession with Intent to Deliver a Controlled Substance (Co***ne, 15–100 grams) — Class X felony
• Felon in Possession of a Weapon (two counts) — Class 3 felonies
The warrants were signed by the Honorable Judge Nielsen. Detention was sought by the State and granted by the Court. Ammons has been remanded to the Madison County Jail.
All defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

🎃 Trunk or Treat 🎃 Join us Sunday, October 18th from 6:00 to 8:00 P.M. in the lower level parking lot at the Madison Cou...
10/01/2026

🎃 Trunk or Treat 🎃

Join us Sunday, October 18th from 6:00 to 8:00 P.M. in the lower level parking lot at the Madison County Sheriff’s Office. 🍭

⭐️ Bring the kids, wear your favorite costume, and come say hi to our Deputies!

👀 You may also spot some of our Deputies sporting a special Halloween patch this month—keep an eye out!

See you there!

Child Exploitation Suspect ArrestedIn June 2026, the Madison County Sheriff’s Office SVU/Digital Forensics Division rece...
09/24/2026

Child Exploitation Suspect Arrested

In June 2026, the Madison County Sheriff’s Office SVU/Digital Forensics Division received multiple Cyber Tips from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) in reference to a suspect possessing and disseminating Child S*x Abuse Material.

Investigators served several search warrants in order to verify the information, which ultimately led to detectives from the Sheriff's Office and Wood River Police Department serving a residential search warrant in the 200 block of S. 7th St., Wood River, IL on Tuesday, September 22, 2026. During this most recent search warrant, the suspect was taken into custody. A forensic exam of his digital device and several interviews of the suspect and other residents were conducted.

The facts of the case were presented to the Madison County State’s Attorney’s Office for review. On Wednesday, September 24, 2026, a warrant was issued and signed by the Honorable Judge Nielsen.

The suspect, Robert G. Smith (W/M, DOB: 10/18/52), was charged with:

Count 1: Child S*xual Abuse Material (Class X Felony)
Count 2: Child S*xual Abuse Material (Class X Felony)
Count 3: Child S*xual Abuse Material (Class X Felony)
Count 4: Child S*xual Abuse Material (Class 1 Felony)
Count 5: Child S*xual Abuse Material (Class 1 Felony)
Count 6: Child S*xual Abuse Material (Class 1 Felony)
Count 7: Child S*xual Abuse Material (Class 1 Felony)
Count 8: Child S*xual Abuse Material (Class 1 Felony)
Count 9: Child S*xual Abuse Material (Class 1 Felony)
Count 10: Child S*xual Abuse Material (Class 1 Felony)
Count 11: Child S*xual Abuse Material (Class 1 Felony)

Smith remains in custody at the Madison County Jail pending a detention hearing.

All defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

09/20/2026

Update-September 21, 2026 @ 5:25pm:

The decedent is identified as 35-year old Matthew T. Mangara of Godfrey, IL.

The case remains under investigation by the Madison County Sheriff’s Office and Illinois State Police Traffic Crash Unit. The facts of the case will be reviewed by the Madison County State’s Attorney’s Office once the investigation is complete.

Fatal Traffic Crash-Godfrey

This morning, around 1:47am, a Madison County Sheriff’s Deputy was flagged down by a motorist who reported a traffic crash had just occurred in the area of W. Delmar Ave. and W. Homer Adams Pkwy., Godfrey.

Deputies arrived at this location and observed a vehicle overturned. The Godfrey Fire Department and Alton Memorial EMS also responded.

Preliminary investigation revealed that a black 1999 SUV was traveling eastbound on W. Delmar approaching W. Homer Adams Pkwy., which is under construction.

This vehicle was traveling at an apparent high right rate of speed, collided with a concrete barrier in the construction zone, then overturned several times.

The driver was treated for injuries, later transported to a St. Louis area hospital and is in stable condition.

Unfortunately, the passenger died. The passenger has been identified, but no formal identification will be made until the family has been notified.

This crash is being investigated by the Madison County Sheriff’s Office, the Madison County Coroner’s Office and members of the Illinois State Police Traffic Crash Unit (ISP TCU).

The roadway is open now, but was closed for several hours during the crash reconstruction investigation.

09/12/2026

Update: September 14, 2026 @ 3:30pm:

The decedent has been identified as 80-year old Susan Treadway of Moro, IL.

There is no additional information at this time. The case remains under investigation by the Madison County Sheriff’s Office, Madison County Coroner’s Office, and the Illinois a state Fire Marshal’s Office.

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One adult has been confirmed deceased. All other residents and neighbors are safe and accounted for. The scene remains active. Illinois State Fire Marshals, fire personnel, and Deputies are still on scene.

The Madison County Sheriff’s Office, along with several area Fire Departments are in the 100 Block of Vine St., Moro, for a reported house explosion.

When details can be confirmed, we will release additional information.

Please avoid the area.

Today, Deputies Morales Cuevas, Watson, and Darity proudly graduated from the Southwestern Illinois Police Academy – Ses...
09/05/2026

Today, Deputies Morales Cuevas, Watson, and Darity proudly graduated from the Southwestern Illinois Police Academy – Session 159!

Please join us in congratulating these three dedicated deputies on this incredible accomplishment and wishing them a safe, fulfilling, and rewarding career as they begin this next chapter of service.

Congratulations, Deputies! We are proud of you! 🚔🎓

08/19/2026

🚨 SCAM ALERT: Fake Jury Duty Calls 🚨
Madison County residents — please read and share.

The Madison County Sheriff's Office has been made aware of an increase in scam phone calls targeting residents in our community. Here's how it works:

📞 You get a call or message claiming you missed jury service. 💵 The caller says you must pay a fee or fine immediately to avoid arrest or further penalty. 👮 The caller may claim to be calling on behalf of the Madison County Sheriff's Office or the courts, and will give you a name, callback number, and email address to make it sound legitimate.

It's a scam. Here's what you need to know:

✅ If you actually missed jury duty, you will receive a letter from the Court — not a phone call demanding payment. ✅ The Madison County Sheriff's Office and the Jury Commission will never call to demand payment over the phone. ✅ Never give out personal information — Social Security number, date of birth, banking or card information — to an unknown caller. ✅ Hang up. Do not call the number back. Do not email the address they provide. ✅ If you're unsure whether a jury summons is real, hang up and call the Jury Commission directly at a number you look up yourself.

Please share this post — especially with older family members, friends, and neighbors who may be targeted.

Schools are back in session this week. 🚍Things to remember when posting those back-to-school pics.DO NOT SHARE... ❌❌Full...
08/14/2026

Schools are back in session this week. 🚍
Things to remember when posting those back-to-school pics.

DO NOT SHARE... ❌
❌Full Name
❌Name of School
❌Teacher
❌School logos
❌Grade
❌Age
❌House numbers/home address

OK to share... ✅
✅First Name
✅Favorite Subject
✅Favorite Activity

Check your privacy settings and make sure your post is ONLY going to “friends” you know.
Remember, the safest practice is to keep personal information to a MINIMUM.

Join our team!The Madison County Sheriff's Office is currently accepting applications for a full-time Clerk III position...
08/13/2026

Join our team!

The Madison County Sheriff's Office is currently accepting applications for a full-time Clerk III position within our Jail Booking Division.

08/13/2026

Madison County Sheriff’s Office Joins Statewide Labor Day traffic safety effort focused on impaired, distracted and unsafe driving

(Madison County, IL) – The Madison County Sheriff’s Office is proud to be one of over 200 law enforcement agencies across Illinois participating in the statewide “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over,” “Drive High. Get a DUI” and “Click It or Ticket” campaigns this Labor Day. From Aug. 14 through the early morning hours of Sept. 8, officers will be out in force, focused on stopping impaired driving, enforcing seat belt laws and reducing other dangerous driving behaviors.

Officers will also be enforcing seat belt laws as part of the “Click It or Ticket” initiative. Buckling up is the most effective way to prevent serious injury or death in a crash. Everyone in the vehicle — front seat or back — should be properly buckled, every trip.

In addition to alcohol, officers will be on the lookout for drivers impaired by cannabis and other drugs. Messages like “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” and “Drive High. Get a DUI” are part of a statewide education and enforcement effort aimed at saving lives.

“We want our community to enjoy the holiday weekend safely and responsibly,” said Captain Matthew Werner. “Plan ahead, use a designated driver, and never get behind the wheel impaired. These decisions save lives.”

This local effort is part of a larger statewide campaign supported by the Illinois Department of Transportation, which administers the “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” and “Click It or Ticket” campaigns with federal highway safety funds. The initiative is reinforced by IDOT’s “It’s Not a Game” media campaign running across radio, TV and digital platforms to highlight the deadly consequences of impaired driving.

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