Person of interest in Jamesport burglary arrested in central Missouri

Irvin Rill of Kansas City
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A person of interest in a Daviess County burglary has been arrested in Moniteau, County in central Missouri.

The Daviess County Sheriff indicates that Rill is a person of interest in connection with the alleged burglary of a bar in Jamesport, Missouri earlier this month in which the intruder fled.

The Moniteau  County Sheriff’s Office reports 59-year-old Irvin Rill of Kansas City was arrested Tuesday morning after he burglarized the Watering Hole Bar in Jamestown, Missouri and fled.

Sheriff deputies and Jamestown Police located Rill’s pickup truck near Wingate Ford Road and the suspect about 150 yards into the woods.

Deputies chased down Rill and took him into custody.

They recovered burglary tools used in the break-in lying in a brush pile across the street from the bar as well as a glass smoking device which tested positive for methamphetamine.

A statewide search of online records indicates Rill has charges filed against him, or pending, as close as Ray County for 2nd-degree burglary, 1st-degree property damage and misdemeanor theft with a bond of $20,000  Charges aginst Rill in Chariton County include 2nd-degree burglary, 1st-degree property damage, $50,000 bond

Rill is being held at the Moniteau County Jail on several felony warrants for burglary in Missouri, Arkansas, and Pennsylvania.


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