The Sedalia Police Department arrested several suspects in relation to a series of burglaries in December.

According to the Sedalia Police Department, officers received reports of approximately 16 storage units that were burglarized at KO Storage Facility located at 1526 West Main Street in early December. There were multiple victims and over $40,000.00 in property that was reported stolen. Patrol Officers were able to gain leads during the initial investigation and the cases were further investigated by the Police Department’s Criminal Investigations Bureau.

During the investigation two suspects were developed. Detectives served a search warrant at a storage unit facility in Sedalia on December 14. During the search warrant several stolen items, including a large enclosed trailer, were recovered. It was determined that the items were stolen from multiple recent storage unit burglaries that occurred in Johnson County.

Detectives served an additional search warrant at another storage facility, where several thousand dollars in stolen property from the KO Storage Facility was recovered.

Police arrested 23-year-old Jordon Durland and 30-year-old Dillon Palmer.

Durland has been charged with three felonies for burglary in the second degree. Palmer is currently in custody for unrelated charges.

Some of the stolen property is still missing at this time. If anyone has any additional information to provide on the possible whereabouts of the stolen items, you are urged to contact Pettis County Crime Stoppers at 660-827-TIPS (8477), or Detective Travis St.Cyr with the Sedalia Police Department at 660-827-7823 Ext. 1212.