Case Study: 305 Bartlett Apartments

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On 01-28-2017 at 1002 hours I was dispatched to 305 Bartlett apartment A in reference to multiple subjects in the residence.
Upon my arrival I made contact with three individuals in the residence Janice Rodgers, Mercedes McClain, and Lester Johnson. All three subjects advised they had stayed at the residence last night and the resident left early this morning.
Dispatch advised Janice Rodgers had an active warrant for her arrest through the Poplar Bluff Municipal Court. Rodgers was placed under arrest and placed in hand restraints which were properly fitted and double locked. Rodgers was transported to the Poplar Bluff Police Department were she was processed and lodged at the Butler County Justice Center.
The other two subjects were advised

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