Multiple law enforcement agencies deal with a stolen pickup, DWI, identity theft, arrest, 1 suspect

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The Livingston County Sheriff’s department was dispatched to the southern part of Livingston County this afternoon, April 14 , on county road LIV 426 regarding a reported stolen pickup.

Authorities learned that a relative of the vehicle owner was following a female, who was driving the alleged stolen vehicle which was traveling towards Carroll County.

The Carroll County Sheriff and Missouri State Highway Patrol were able to stop the stolen pickup in Carroll County near the Tina junction, at which time he female driver allegedly provided law enforcement officers with a specific name and identification.

The individual was subsequently arrested by Carroll County authorities for alleged driving while intoxicated and driving while revoked.

The suspect was then turned over to Livingston County Sheriff’s Office and extradited back Livingston County.

Officers with the Livingston County Sheriff, in the meantime, had learned at the crime scene that the suspect allegedly had a completely different real name from what had been provided to Carroll County authorities.

A Livingston County deputy then attempted to print the female on a Live Scan digital finger print instrument, and received information back of yet another name and/or identification for this person.

The individual was found to be Brenda K. Parkhurst, 51 who is wanted in Macon County for alleged felony driving while intoxicated, driving while revoked, identity theft, and tampering with a motor vehicle. Those charges carry a $20,000 cash bond.

An arrest warrant was issued for Parkhurst, 51, for alleged tampering with a motor vehicle, with the court requesting $25,000 cash bond.

Parkhurst listed a residential address in Chillicothe and remains at the Daviess-Dekalb County Regional Jail in lieu of bond.


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Randall Mann

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