(From the Jasper County Sheriff's Office)WANTED (Again!): Jordan Romero
Remember Jordan Romero from our post back on 07/01/2024? He bonded out of our facility and is currently out on probation for second degree robbery and possession of a controlled substance.
He is back on our radar after he did not show up for court on the charges of stealing telecommunication wire on 06/30/2024.
He now has multiple active warrants for his arrest. Two Capias warrants, one for stealing and one for robbery 2nd degree. As well as other warrants; for receiving stolen property, robbery 1st, burglary 1st, assault 2nd, and armed criminal action.
We kindly ask for your assistance in locating him (again). If you have any information on his whereabouts, please give us or your local law enforcement agency a call ASAP! And remember: DO NOT attempt to apprehend him yourself—leave that part to us!
Jasper County Dispatch: 417-359-9100
Previous news release
Both individuals were apprehended while burning the insulation off the stolen wire in a burn pit at the above residence.
Jordan Romero and Mark Cravener have been taken into custody on charges of receiving and possessing stolen property. This arrest marks Romero's second related offense this year, having previously been arrested by Jasper County Deputies at a residence at 1105 Monroe, Joplin, following an investigation on March 27, 2024, for the theft of approximately 1,000 feet of telecommunications wire.
A warrant for stealing was issued for him at that time with $10,000 cash only bond condition. However, on April 10, 2024 his bond was lowered to $2,000 cash and he posted that bond and was released.
At the time that Romero was alleged to have committed the theft in March, he was out on bond for a charges of violating his probation and robbery.
2 comments:
Again, Another - Let's Lower the Bond for these Criminals and then they don't show up for the Court Date. When will these IDIOT Judges ever learn - Stop being - Soft On Crime.
5:09 Lame Duck Judges, without even looking up the case I bet it was Hensley….
Vote this judge out
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