Three arrested on outstanding warrants

Friday, August 3, 2012

Three Jefferson City residents were arrested on outstanding warrants Thursday after police responded to a weapons call.

Police Capt. Bob Cynova said in a news release that officers responded to a possible weapons call at 10:11 p.m. Thursday at 919 Broadway St. after it was reported that several subjects in the yard and house were carrying guns.

Officers received permission to search the residence and located four semi-automatic handguns, which were then seized by the officers.

Three subjects at the scene were arrested on outstanding warrants: Raymond O. Bryson Jr., 29, of Jefferson City; Denique Rashad Clark, 24, of Jefferson City; and Daveian Jemond Carter, 19, of Jefferson City.

All three were taken to the Cole County Jail and incarcerated pending bond payments.

Police are not seeking any weapon-related charges at this time, and the investigation is ongoing.

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viktorkowski 9 months, 3 weeks ago

felons in possession of guns? and all in one house? wonder what is really going on there

viktorkowski 9 months, 3 weeks ago

check casenet. then check their fb profiles. fb dot com/daveian.carter next check out his buddies profile. fb dot com nino.blood and read this

Duffy Hothead I broke down pound half u sold bout 100 quarters dufffy xxxx half yung xxxx doing orders #BOSSMAN and this

Duffy Hothead Riding around wit my 30 round #......

so is this some rap song?

viktorkowski 9 months, 3 weeks ago

I wonder if this firearm is registered? sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash3/166844_185263771494245_2579255_n.jpg

or this one

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viktorkowski 9 months, 3 weeks ago

these duffy guys really don't like jcpd. they want you to free their bros?

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rodinman 9 months, 3 weeks ago

Kudos to the person who made the phone call to the police.

spelchek 9 months, 3 weeks ago

Warrants? Guns? But our public schools should have taught them better. Our almighty government has failed these young men. This surely isn't their fault or their parents fault (or lack there of), no way. First, the guns involved need to be prosecuted for forcing their way into the hands of these wanted men. Then the store that sold them needs to be publicly ridiculed for selling these guns legitimately to someone along the way. Lastly, we need more rich peoples money to hand to government to solve this problem. Cause we all know our government isn't in the business of handing guns/assault rifles over to known criminals (domestic or foreign) without keeping good tabs on them (and by good tabs I mean finding out later one was used to kill a federal agent then covered up by the POTUS).

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