Monday, July 20, 2026

Carl Junction man crashes while fleeing from police, cited for DWI, meth

 


A Carl Junction man was cited for three felonies after crashing into a tree while fleeing from law enforcement, according to the Highway Patrol report,

Alexander J. Jeffreys, 39, Carl Junction, was driving a 2018 Mitsubishi Outlander on State Line Road one mile north of Seneca when he traveled off the roadway and hit the tree, the report said.

Jeffreys, who was flown to Freeman West Hospital, Joplin, with serious injuries was cited for felony driving while intoxicated, felony driving while revoked and possession of methamphetamine, as well as misdemeanor counts of careless and imprudent driving, possession of drug paraphernalia and no seat belt.

8 comments:

  1. Anonymous7:01 AM

    Thank-Goodness, Alexander J. Jeffreys, did not hit or kill anyone in another car. Time for these Judges and Prosecutors to sees that Alexander J. Jeffreys, doesn't create any Victims in our Society!

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  2. Anonymous9:39 AM

    Carl Junktion people doing Carl Junktion things!

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  3. Anonymous1:44 PM

    Alex you big dummy

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  4. Anonymous7:35 PM

    It's about time for him to grow up his mother caudils him always has pretend that he's a
    Such an angel but the whole family is known for taking advantage of the elderly and their drug addictions

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  5. Anonymous7:56 AM

    How about unless you know him personally or his family personally you shut your f****** trap

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    1. Anonymous11:09 AM

      Wow.

      7:56 AM.

      💩 💩

      Seek help for your problems.


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  6. Anonymous7:57 AM

    How about instead of being all negative and judgemental we pray for him and his family in this time of need!

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    1. Anonymous11:12 AM

      Both your comments (7:56AM and 7:57AM) posted?

      If they are both the same person I'm not surprised they are probably a so called 'christian' who believes in prayer instead of jail for their criminals.

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