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06/01/2026

Dade County Sheriff’s Office — May 2026 Monthly Report

During the month of May, the Dade County Sheriff’s Office handled 233 calls for service throughout the county. Deputies responded to a wide range of incidents including emergencies, criminal investigations, community assistance, and routine enforcement activity.

Below is the full breakdown of calls for service for May 2026:

Domestic Disturbances: 9
Motor Vehicle Accidents: 14
Speak With Officer: 22
Suspicious Activity: 11
Wellbeing Checks: 7
Animal Calls (Non‑Livestock): 8
Livestock in Roadway: 12
Medical Events: 7
Assist Other Agency: 8
Hazard in Roadway: 7
Investigations / Past Events: 21
Follow‑Ups: 6
Public Assistance: 7
Prisoner Transports: 4
911 Hang‑Up / Open Line: 5
Traffic Stops: 4
Missing Person: 1
Alarm Calls: 1
Stranded Motorist: 2
Information Calls: 14
Civil Process: 27
Initiated by Officer: 13
Miscellaneous: 23

Total Calls for May 2026: 233

Current Inmates (as of June 1, 2026)
All inmates are currently housed off‑site at the Cedar County Jail.

Evelyn Maxine Barrera — Assault 1st Degree; Armed Criminal Action; Unlawful Use of a Weapon

Christopher Ray Douty — So**my 2nd Degree; Sexual Abuse 2nd Degree; Prostitution

Devin James Kennedy — Burglary 1st Degree

Daniel W. Matthews — Stealing Motor Vehicle

Walter Parnell Molkenbur — Assault 2nd Degree; Property Damage 1st Degree

Jason Charles Phelps — Financial Exploitation of Elderly/Disabled Person; Deceptive Business Practice

Tony Duaine Phillips Jr. — Assault 1st Degree; Armed Criminal Action; Unlawful Use of a Weapon

Shane Wesley Portrey — Child Molestation 1st Degree

Steven Edward Righter — Domestic Assault 2nd Degree; Resisting Arrest

Austin John Rust — Conspiracy to Commit Felony

Bradley Allen Shouse — Tampering With a Judicial Officer; Sexual Misconduct Involving a Child

The Dade County Sheriff’s Office remains committed to providing dependable service and maintaining public safety. We appreciate the continued support from our community and encourage residents to contact us whenever assistance is needed.

06/01/2026

Today was one of those moments that reminds you why small towns are special.

Deputy Hernandez teamed up with the Dadeville Fire Department to es**rt the Dadeville Bearcats bus to the county line as the boys head to STATE.

The lights, the support, and the excitement from everyone who came out — you can feel the pride in this community. These boys have worked hard, and they’ve earned every bit of this send‑off.

Good luck, Bearcats. All of Dade County is behind you. Bring it home.

EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH – TUCKERMeet Tucker, our unofficial therapy dog and the Dade County Sheriff's Office Employee of t...
05/30/2026

EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH – TUCKER

Meet Tucker, our unofficial therapy dog and the Dade County Sheriff's Office Employee of the Month.

While Tucker may not carry a badge, he serves our community in a way that can't be measured. Every week, citizens stop by the office just to see him. Whether someone is having a rough day, dealing with a difficult situation, or simply needs a smile, Tucker is always ready with a wagging tail and a friendly greeting.

Tucker has comforted crime victims, calmed nervous visitors, brightened the day of deputies and staff, and reminded all of us that compassion is just as important as law enforcement. Sometimes the best support doesn't come from words—it comes from a loyal friend who simply sits beside you.

Today, we would like to recognize Tucker for his years of dedicated service to the people of Dade County. He may not be on the payroll, but he has certainly earned his place on the team.
Thank you, Tucker, for all the comfort, companionship, and smiles you provide to everyone who walks through our doors.

Feel free to stop by and say hello. Tucker is always happy to make a new friend.

Freedom has a price…..Never Forget🇺🇸
05/25/2026

Freedom has a price…..Never Forget🇺🇸

Spent the day at Buffalo Days and had a wonderful time visiting with so many good folks from around the community. Event...
05/24/2026

Spent the day at Buffalo Days and had a wonderful time visiting with so many good folks from around the community. Events like this are what make small towns special.

Thank you to Deputy Carrier, Deputy Churchill, and Deputy Baldwin for taking time to visit with everyone at the Dade County Sheriff’s Office canopy throughout the day. It was great seeing neighbors, friends, and families all enjoying the parade and festivities together.

The weather cooperated most of the day… until the rain showed up and the wind started sending canopies everywhere for a little excitement 😂

Days like today are a good reminder of how blessed we are to live in a community that still comes together and looks out for one another.

On May 19, 2026, deputies with the Dade County Sheriff’s Office, working jointly with the Greenfield Police Department, ...
05/20/2026

On May 19, 2026, deputies with the Dade County Sheriff’s Office, working jointly with the Greenfield Police Department, executed two no‑bond felony arrest warrants related to an ongoing criminal investigation.

Arrest 1:

Austin Rust of Greenfield Missouri

Taken into custody on the following issued arrest warrants:

• Conspiracy to Commit Burglary 1st Degree —
• Conspiracy to Commit Assault 2nd Degree —

Arrest 2:

River Stephens of Greenfield Missouri

Arrested on the following issued arrest warrants:

• Burglary 1st Degree —
• Assault 2nd Degree —
• Armed Criminal Action —

Both individuals were transported to Cedar County Jail and are being held on no bond pending formal court proceedings.

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

Last night, the Dade County Sheriff’s Office, Greenfield Police Department, and Greenfield Fire Department responded to ...
05/20/2026

Last night, the Dade County Sheriff’s Office, Greenfield Police Department, and Greenfield Fire Department responded to a report of possible dynamite located near the Greenfield square. Out of an abundance of caution, portions of the area were temporarily evacuated while emergency personnel investigated the situation.

After consultation with the Missouri State Fire Marshal’s Office and EOD resources, the items were determined to be vintage railroad flares and not explosive devices. The scene was secured and the area was reopened without incident.

We appreciate the cooperation and patience of the public during the response. We would also like to thank Greenfield Police Department, Greenfield Fire Department, Dade County 911, emergency management personnel, and assisting agencies for their quick response and coordination.

As a reminder, if you locate old or suspicious items that could potentially be hazardous, please do not handle them unnecessarily and contact local law enforcement immediately.

Deputies Carrier & Miller at Safe Kids DayDeputy Eric Carrier and Deputy Drew Miller spent the day with the Lockwood Opt...
05/12/2026

Deputies Carrier & Miller at Safe Kids Day

Deputy Eric Carrier and Deputy Drew Miller spent the day with the Lockwood Optimists for Safe Kids Day, meeting kids, answering questions, and showing them a little bit of what we do in law enforcement.

Events like this are a reminder of what truly matters — connecting with our community and investing in the next generation.

Proud and thankful to serve Dade County.

The Dade County Sheriff’s Office is seeking information on the whereabouts of Eric Hankins, 48, of Lockwood. A judge ha...
05/12/2026

The Dade County Sheriff’s Office is seeking information on the whereabouts of Eric Hankins, 48, of Lockwood.

A judge has issued a no‑bond, nationwide extradition warrant after Hankins failed to appear for sentencing on child s*x abuse charges in Lawrence County Circuit Court.

Anyone with information regarding Hankins’ location is encouraged to contact the Dade County Sheriff’s Office or their local law enforcement agency.

05/07/2026

Work is being done on area outdoor warning sirens. You may hear them sound this afternoon. No severe weather is expected during this time.

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