WANTED: On Wednesday, November 8, 2017 at 10:49 hours officers with the Webb City Police Department attempted to stop a grey 2006 GMC Sierra pick up because the driver, Paul J. Storms, Jr. (46-year old white male from Carterville), was driving while revoked and was wanted on three felony warrants (probation violation for burglary; probation violation for resisting arrest; resisting arrest) along with one misdemeanor warrant (fail to appear for resisting arrest) with statewide extradition. There is an outstanding ex-parte order of protection that needs to be served on Storms.
Storms failed to yield for the officer’s emergency lights and siren. Storms fled in his vehicle northbound on MO-171 highway into Kansas.
In Kansas the officers were assisted by troopers with the Kansas State Highway Patrol along with deputies from Cherokee County Sheriff offices. At the intersection of US-400 highway and SE Wyandotte Road Storms left the roadway and began driving through fields.
At 11:17 hours the vehicle ran out of gas and Storms fled the vehicle on foot. A 22-year old female passenger in the vehicle called Cherokee County 9-1-1 after the vehicle ran out of gas claiming she had been kidnapped but that claim was not substantiated. Storms was last seen wearing a white baseball style cap, black hooded sweatshirt, and blue jeans. Storms is still at large.
Additional charges of felony resisting arrest, felony driving while revoked, misdemeanor drug paraphernalia, against Storms will be sent to the Jasper County Prosecutor’s Office.
Please contact the local law enforcement agency if you see Paul Storms, Jr.
Additional charges of felony resisting arrest, felony driving while revoked, misdemeanor drug paraphernalia, against Storms will be sent to the Jasper County Prosecutor’s Office.
Please contact the local law enforcement agency if you see Paul Storms, Jr.
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