Dunklin Co. prosecutor presents new positions against the accused man in New Madrid Co. Case of stolen value

Dunklin County, Mo. (KFVS) – Dunklin County Prosecutor filed new charges against the accused man in a case of stolen value of New Madrid County.

William J. Clark, 52, was arrested at 9 pm on Thursday, March 13.

He faces a serious crime charge of violating the law of stolen value, five minor crimes to violate the law of stolen value and two positions of counterfeit severe crime

According to an arrest warrant, Clark authenticated a form of false military download.

He is also accused of authenticating a false military police identification card and affirming in writing that the United States army awarded him the Purple Heart Medal.

The investigators say that he also stated in writing to have received two diplomas of basic courses of the Military Police, as well as a special certificate of the War School and a certificate of air course by the US Army. UU.

Clark also faces a serious crime drug load for having hydrocodone.

At the beginning of March, New Madrid County agents began investigating Clark after a VFW post in Lilbourn contacted them.

He was accused of falsification and violation of the law of stolen value In relation to that research.

We will have more about what local authorities are learning about Clark’s past criminal history, including their participation in what is considered one of the greatest impossible military cases. Look for the story of Kathy Sweeney tonight at Heartland News at 6.

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