QUEEN CITY, Mo.- A northeast Missouri man that was wanted in connection to a shots fired incident in Kirkvsille in late March has been apprehended.
Missouri State Highway Patrol Troop B Public Information Officer Sergeant Justin Dunn told KMEM News that 32-year old Dustin Partin of Kirksville was taken into custody without incident following a brief standoff with law enforcement officers Monday afternoon in the 200 block of Washington Street in Queen City.
Partin was wanted on a warrant connected to an early morning shooting incident March 23rd in the area of the old Bear Creek Apartments just south of Kirksville. In that incident, multiple gun shots were fired and one individual suffered a gunshot wound.
According to Dunn, the patrol had received information regarding Partin’s whereabouts in Queen City. Officers with the Missouri State Highway Patrol Relentless Pursuit Division then set up surveillance of the residence. Upon spotting and identifying Partin, the officers requested assistance from the Missouri State Highway Patrol SWAT unit.
As those units were arriving, officers observed Partin going into a small garage near the residence. He reportedly then hid in a car trunk in the garage as the SWAT unit arrived. Officers covered both entrances of the garage and a standoff began. Verbal communication was established with Partin and he eventually surrendered without incident.
Partin was transported to the Adair County Jail where he is currently lodged. He is charged with Unlawful Use of a Weapon- Felony A; 1st Degree Burglary- Felony B; Unlawful Possession of a Firearm- Felony C; 2nd Degree Assault- Felony D; 2 counts of Attempted 2nd Degree Assault- Felony E; 3 counts of Armed Criminal Action- Unclassified Felony; and 2nd Degree Property Damage- Misdemeanor B.



