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Barton County Sheriff’s Office Staff Member Killed in Motorcycle Accident | Joplin News First

Barton County Sheriff’s Office Staff Member Killed in Motorcycle Accident | Joplin News First







Barton County Sheriff’s Office Employee dies in motorcycle crash

BARTON COUNTY, Mo. (KOAM) — A motorcycle accident occurred last Wednesday night, May 14, shortly after 10:30 p.m. in Golden City, Mo., involving two individuals.

A 1999 Harley Davidson Electra Glide was involved in the crash just west of Casey’s on C Street / U.S. 160 and Depot Ave.

The operator, a 33-year-old male from Golden City, sustained minor injuries, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol. He was transported to Freeman West in Joplin, Mo.

A passenger, a 24-year-old female from Golden City, was unresponsive and airlifted to Cox South in Springfield, Mo., in critical condition. She tragically succumbed to her injuries on Monday, May 19.

Sheriff John Simpson confirmed that the passenger, Chloe Brower, was employed at the Barton County Sheriff’s Office.

“Chloe joined the Sheriff’s office in May 2024. She was a valuable member of our team, always willing to assist. Chloe will be deeply missed by her family here at the Barton County Sheriff’s Office. Our thoughts are with her two children, her parents, her siblings, and all those who loved her.”

— Sheriff John Simpson

Details regarding the funeral are currently unknown.

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Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club Gifts New Harley Davidson to Member | State News

 

BARTLESVILLE, Okla. — On Sunday morning, a law enforcement motorcycle club delighted one of its members by presenting him with a new Harley Davidson.

The recipient, who also serves as a pastor at a church in Bartlesville, had been without a motorcycle for several years yet always attends all the club’s gatherings.

The club members expressed that the pastor is truly one of a kind.

It was a thrilling moment for Brian Schexnayder when his motorcycle community, the Regulators, surprised him with a 2006 Harley Davidson Law Enforcement Edition bike.

“Every time we went out, Bryan couldn’t join us because his bike was always breaking down. So, as a club, we decided it was time to do something for him since he does so much for us,” commented Herb Cline, Vice President of The Regulators.

Cline noted that Schexnayderhas been a dedicated member for many years, but his motorcycle’s frequent breakdowns left him unable to ride.

“It’s hard to claim to be a motorcycle rider when you don’t have a bike to ride, which makes it a bit odd,” said Schexnayder.

This gesture was heavy with significance.

Approximately a decade ago, Schexnayder stepped into the role of chaplain for various law enforcement teams, becoming a vital part of their support system.

“Whenever an officer goes through a tough situation, he is always available to lend an ear and will check in to see how we’re doing,” said Cline. “I recently had an incident and hadn’t even mentioned it, but he found out and reached out to my officer and asked, ‘are you okay?’ He truly cares.”

Washington County Sheriff Scott Owen remarked that the gift is much more than just a motorcycle.

“This is simply a way to express our gratitude, Brian, and to say ‘thank you for being our rock in times of need, we can’t imagine how we would manage without you,'” Owen stated.

The Regulators successfully raised $6,000 with assistance from the Bartlesville Police Department, Washington County Sheriff’s Office, Osage County Sheriff’s Office, and Crossroads Baptist Church in Bartlesville, where Schexnayder serves as pastor.

The initial asking price was set at $7,700, but when the seller learned about Schexnayder’s background, he reduced the cost.

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OMCG Member Arrested After Firearm Discovery

OMCG Member Arrested After Firearm Discovery

A member of an Outlaw Motorcycle Gang has been arrested after police discovered a loaded gun and illegal drugs on him yesterday.

At approximately 3:30 PM on Sunday, December 8, police noticed a Harley Davidson motorcycle in the Seaford Meadows area. The rider was donned in a Comanchero OMCG vest.

When police attempted to pull over the motorcycle, the rider ignored them and sped off. Instead of chasing the bike, authorities called in PolAir, which quickly took to the skies to monitor the rider’s movements safely.

Subsequently, officers from the Crime Gangs Task Force apprehended the individual at a hotel in Modbury North. During the arrest, they allegedly discovered a substantial amount of methamphetamine in the possession of the 35-year-old man from Aldinga Beach.

As part of their investigation, police conducted a search at an address in Elizabeth Downs, where they confiscated the Harley Davidson motorcycle and a loaded firearm.

The man has been charged with riding while disqualified, dangerous driving while evading police, trafficking in controlled substances, possession of a firearm without a license, breaching a firearms prohibition order, and possession of prescription medication. He did not request bail and is set to appear in the Adelaide Magistrates Court today.

If you possess any information that could assist, please reach out to Crime Stoppers at www.crimestopperssa.com.au or call 1800 333 000 – your identity can remain confidential.

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OMCG Member Arrested Following Firearm Discovery

OMCG Member Arrested After Firearm Discovery

A member of an Outlaw Motorcycle Gang has been charged after law enforcement discovered a loaded weapon and illegal drugs in his possession yesterday.

At approximately 3:30 PM on Sunday, December 8th, police observed a Harley Davidson motorcycle in the Seaford Meadows area. The rider was adorned with a Comanchero OMCG vest.

When police attempted to pull over the motorbike, the rider did not stop and fled the scene at a high speed. Instead of pursuing, police called in PolAir, who promptly took to the air to track the motorcyclist safely.

Subsequently, officers from the Crime Gangs Task Force apprehended the individual at a hotel in Modbury North. Officers reportedly found a significant amount of methamphetamine in the possession of the 35-year-old man from Aldinga Beach.

Following the investigation, authorities searched a residence in Elizabeth Downs, where they recovered the Harley Davidson motorcycle and a loaded firearm.

The suspect has been charged with riding while disqualified, dangerous driving to evade police, possession of a controlled drug, unauthorized possession of a firearm, breaching a firearms prohibition order, and possession of prescription medication. He did not seek bail and is scheduled to appear in the Adelaide Magistrates Court today.

If you have any information that may help, please reach out to Crime Stoppers at www.crimestopperssa.com.au or call 1800 333 000 – your identity will remain anonymous.

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