Three Marthasville Teens Arrested After a Failed Attempt to Steal Money to Buy Marijuana

Three Marthasville teens were under arrest after a failed attempt to steal money to buy marijuana on December 8, 2012 was discovered by police. 17-year-old Corey Reiling-Clark, 17-year-old Jacob Fuse, and 17-year-old Jasper Meyer-Coates all are facing charges in the innocent. Police allege Reiling-Clark, who works at the S&R Convince Store in Marthasville, concocted a plan to steal money from the store. Surveillance tapes show that Reiling-Clark had hidden his friend Meyer-Coates in the store before closing. After Reiling-Clark locked up for the night, Meyer-Coates emerged from the cooler and stole around $500 in cash and some check left in a specific location by Reiling-Clark. Once Meyer-Coates got the money and left the store, he was picked up by Reiling-Clark and Fuse and the three drove to Washington where they divided up the money. The three told police they then used the money to purchase marijuana and have a party. Police investigating the incident reviewed the surveillance tapes and arrested all three shortly afterwards.

ATHLETE OF THE WEEK

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The KLPW Radio Athlete of the Week is Seth Schenck. The New Haven Junior won the state title in the the 800 meter run at Lincoln University in Jefferson City. His time of 1:59.20 set a new school record. Seth also took second in the 1600 meter run with a time of 4:30.49 and anchored the 4X800 relay team that captured seventh place. Seth also played basketball and ran cross country in his junior year at New Haven.

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Logan-Rogersville has advanced to the Class 4 Quarterfinal following an 8-6 win over the Sullivan Eagles Wednesday afternoon at Bank of Sullivan Park. Sullivan pitcher Seth Mesey got out of a bases loaded jam in the first inning and the Eagles grabbed a 2-1 lead after two. But the Wildcats took a 3-2 lead in the third, added three runs in the fourth and one in the sixth and went on for an 8-6 win.