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Former jailer charged with child sex crimes

February 8, 2017
Charlea Estes

       A Cassville man is in jail facing statutory sodomy, child molestation and child endangerment charges after an alleged molestation of a child under the age of 14. Danny Brock, 39, of Cassville, was booked into the Barry County Jail on Friday, February 3, and posted a $25,000 bond and was released today, Wednesday, February 8.
       According to the affidavit of probable cause by Cassville Police Department officer Danny Boyd, the victim was a juvenile female who claimed she was sexually assaulted by Brock. The child had told her step-mother about the events.
       The victim was interviewed at the Child Advocacy Center in Monett on January 6. The report states the child said Brock had her wear clear plastic gloves to touch his private part. The report also stated the child demonstrated the action with her hands.
       According to the affidavit, the assault took place between five and seven times in Brock’s bedroom.
       Brock was formerly employed with the Barry County Sheriff’s Department as a jailer and was a reserve officer with the department. Barry County Sheriff Gary Davis said his reserve has been revoked and he hasn’t worked for the department in two years.
       Davis said, “Mr. Brock was previously employed as a jailer. I haven’t reviewed his personnel file, but I know he did not receive a penny from the department since 2015. He has not worked here in two years.
       “He does have a Missouri State Peace Officer license and he was a reserve officer with the department. Since we found out about the charges, that [the reserve status] was cancelled.”
       Barry County Prosecuting Attorney Amy Boxx charged Brock with statutory sodomy in the first degree, sexual intercourse with a child under the age of 14, child molestation in the first degree and endangering the welfare of a child in the first degree as a first offense with sexual conduct. Brock is scheduled to have a preliminary hearing on April 27 under Judge Robert Foulke.
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  • Home
  • This Week's Issue
    • New 39th Circuit, county clerk appointments made
    • Cookbook sales benefit Backpack Program at Cassville R-IV
    • DeGraffenreid, Shelter Insurance Foundation Sponsor Scholarship
    • Health department taking names for vaccines
    • Letter to The Editor
    • Roark Family Health to host free COVID-19 testing clinics
    • Exeter High School celebrates homecoming
    • Freedom Bank helps bringweather stations to Cassville R-IV
    • Purdy Eagles improve to 13-4
    • Cox, Mercy collaborate to vaccinate
    • Area crashes result in moderate, minor injuries
    • Purdy High School crowns homecoming royalty
    • Hwy. 76 closed, 2/11, 12 - 4 p.m.
    • Herschel Stehlik receives recognition
    • Tip-off royalty crowned at CHS
    • CHS Class of '65 donates to museum
    • Going wins spelling bee for second consecutive year
    • Arning Restructures Board of Directors
    • Contest on ballot area school boards
    • Health department reports COVID-19 death
    • Local Shriners Honored
    • Five Wildcats on National Signing Day
    • Southwest's Sickles wins road race debut
    • Beloved Angels of Valentine's Day 2021
    • Stokes plays historic game at MSSU
    • Crowder cancels Tuesday classes
    • Liberty Utilities warns of blackouts
    • Barry Electric issues alert
    • Resident reminds of property tax credit for eligible seniors
    • Property rights: When private and public collide
    • Eunice Thomas Elementary to see change in leadership
    • Winter blankets the county
    • CoxHealth changes starting wage, compensation model
    • General Municipal Absentee Voting Begins Tuesday, February 23, 2021
    • Purdy R-II purchases bus radio system
    • Walmart Pharmacies offer COVID-19 vaccines
    • Health department postpones vaccine clinics
    • Beck Farm recognized as Missouri Century Farm award
    • Applications being accepted for 2021 Century Farm
    • DHSS collaborates with area agencies to ensure vaccine access for seniors
    • Basketball tournament brackets released
    • Blue Eye edges Southwest
    • Eunice Thomas January Students of The Month
    • Purdy January medalists announced
    • Southwest Elementary Students of The Month Named
    • Understanding County Aid Road Trust (CART) Funds
    • The Wildcat Takedown Club brings home awards
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  • Sheila Harris Mother nature is playing no favorites across the nation this week, as unseasonably cold weather, snow and ice have affected, or are affecting, the majority of states. Millions in the U.S. are without power. In Barry County, both Barry Elec