(From the Dade County Sheriff's Office) On Thursday, October 29, 2026, deputies with the Dade County Sheriff's Office, working in cooperation with the Barton County Sheriff's Office, successfully executed a search warrant at a residence in Dade County, Missouri, resulting in the apprehension of a wanted felony suspect.
Freddy Tiznado Diaz was located at the residence and taken into custody on an active Dade County arrest warrant.
Diaz was wanted in connection with the following felony charges:
Statutory Sodomy or Attempted Statutory Sodomy – Deviate Sexual Intercourse – Person Less Than 12 Years of Age — Unclassified Felony
Child Molestation – Second Degree – Child Less Than 12 Years of Age — Class B Felony
Diaz was taken into custody and is being held on the Dade County warrant without bond.
This operation highlights the importance of cooperation and coordination between neighboring law enforcement agencies in locating and apprehending individuals wanted for serious felony offenses.
Sheriff Ryan Robison stated:
"Our office takes allegations involving crimes against children extremely seriously. Individuals wanted for these types of offenses should understand that we will continue to pursue them and use every lawful resource available to bring them before the courts.
"I want to personally thank the Barton County Sheriff's Office and the deputies who assisted us with this operation. Their professionalism, dedication, and willingness to work alongside our deputies were instrumental in the successful apprehension of this individual.
"Law enforcement is most effective when agencies work together. Our partnerships with surrounding counties are invaluable, and today's operation is another example of what can be accomplished through teamwork and a shared commitment to protecting our communities."
The Dade County Sheriff's Office will continue working diligently to locate wanted individuals, protect victims, and ensure those accused of serious crimes are brought before the judicial system.
All subjects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
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