Citations
May 17
Sheila Leann Doty, Tuscon, Ariz., speeding 16-19 over
Lonnie R James Gurley, Willow Springs, peace disturbance
May 18
Daniel Sherman Harris, Mt. Juliet, Tenn,, speeding 11-15 over
Aaron Dean Davis, Wappapello, speeding 11-15 over
Keith E Cooley, West Paducah, Ken., speeding 11-15 over
Julie Ann Watry, Willow Springs, driving while suspended or revoked
May 19
Garrett Jeffery Griffith, Owens Cross Roads, Ala., speeding 11-15 over
Samuel Leonard Holland, Battlefield, speeding 11-15 over
Dakota Charles Lewis, Anderson, speeding 11-15 over
Clinton Daniel Lowrey, Orangeburg, NC, speeding 16-19 over
May 22
Morgan Elizabeth Breidt, Willow Springs, speeding 11-15 over
Elizabeth Ann Pruett, Kansas City, speeding 11-15 over
May 23
Dante Powell St James L Williams, Willow Springs, domestic assault
Robin N. Harboldt, Lawton, Okla., speeding 20-25 over
May 24
Donna Knight, Lyons, Ill., speeding 11-15 over
Brandon L Garver, Zethyrhills, Fla., speeding 11-15 over
Christina Luella Jean Scanlon, Willow Springs, operate vehicle without maintaining financial responsibility
May 25
Mavita Moluwa Matute, Mauelle, Ark., speeding 11-15 over
Robert Earl Walsh, Tallahassee, Fla., speeding 11-15 over
Zachary Richard Casaus, Warrenton, speeding 11-15 over
Emily James Carpenter, Springfield, speeding 11-15 over
Ricky Dean Mouser, Grandin, speeding 11-15 over
May 26
Charles Wayne Klein, Willow Springs, operate vehicle without maintaining financial responsibility
Alexander J Fanning, Franklin, Ill., speeding 11-15 over
Richard Wayne Tosh, Floral, Ark., speeding 11-15 over
Dmyas A Carter, Blytheville, Ark., speeding 16-19 over
May 27
Adam Roy Davis, Fenton, speeding 11-15 over
Amer Lynn Bagwell, Tulsa, Okla., speeding 11-15 over
Harold Trinadad Rivera, Memphis, Tenn., speeding 20-25 over
May 28
Joshua Daniel Cox, Sibley, failed to register vehicle
Calls for Service
May 16
Individuals associated with Lucky Laptop News instigated several phone calls, emails, and internet posts in an attempt to harass the citizens of the City of Willow Springs and Howell County 911.
Cpl. David Hocking contacted an individual in the parking lot behind the library known to have an active warrant. Investigation found the individual also had an active warrant from Cabool.
Officer Ryan McGinnis conducted security checks of local businesses.
Officer Joe Barnhouse conducted a safety check of a suspicious person in the area of the viaduct.
Officer Barnhouse responded to East Sixth Street for a report of stealing.
Cpl. Hocking and animal control removed an animal from the roadway.
Officers conducted security checks of local businesses.
Officers spoke to four individuals requesting information or assistance and issued one traffic warning.
May 17
Officer Joby Hoopes received information of an individual with an active warrant from West Plains. He contacted the individual and transported them to West Plains Police Department.
Cpl. Hocking received a call in reference to harassment from a former employee.
Officer Hedlesten responded to Oak Wood Drive for a report of a juvenile problem. He did not locate the juvenile.
Officer Hedlesten responded to Railroad Drive for a report of a suspicious vehicle. He did not locate the vehicle.
Officers responded to Main Street for a report of an assault.
Cpl. Hocking responded to West Fourth Street for a report of a verbal disturbance.
Officer McGinnis conducted security checks of local businesses.
May 18
Officers McGinnis, Barnhouse, and Cpl. Hocking observed a vehicle parked at the city pool parking lot with stolen license plates. Investigation found a search of the vehicle located narcotics and paraphernalia.
Cpl. Hocking received a report of a vicious dog in a yard on East Park Street. The animal became aggressive toward officers, and they issued the owner a citation.
Officer McGinnis received a report of a suspicious vehicle. He did not locate the vehicle.
Officer McGinnis assisted EMS with a medical call on Sixth Street.
Officer Hedlesten responded to Welch Drive for a report of suspicious circ*mstances. He did not locate anything out of place.
Officer Hoopes responded to State Route 76 for a domestic incident. All parties were advised of the 12-hour rule.
Officer Barnhouse responded to an alarm call on East Main. He found the building secure.
Cpl. Hocking conducted a wellbeing check on Corn Avenue.
Officer McGinnis conducted security checks of local businesses.
Officer Barnhouse received a call of a fire in a dumpster at North Center and the alley. He assisted the fire department.
Officers spoke to one person requesting information or assistance and issued eight traffic warnings.
May 19
Officer Gates took a report of harassment from an individual at Dollar General.
Officer McGinnis responded to a verbal disturbance.
Sgt. David Struble conducted security checks of local businesses.
Officers spoke to four individuals requesting information or assistance.
May 20
Officer Gates removed debris from the roadway.
Sgt. Struble conducted security checks of local businesses.
Officers spoke to four individuals requesting information or assistance.
May 21
Officers spoke to one individual requesting information and issued one traffic warning.
May 22
Officers assisted EMS and the fire department with an individual requiring help after a fall.
Officer Barnhouse responded to a report of a juvenile involved with a disturbance.
Officer McGinnis conducted security checks of local businesses.
Officers spoke to two individuals requesting information or assistance and issued two traffic warnings.
May 23
Officer's McGinnis and Hoopes responded to a domestic disturbance. They arrested one subject.
Officer Barnhouse assisted EMS with a medical call.
Officers spoke to four individuals requesting information or assistance and issued four traffic warnings.
May 24
Officer McGinnis took a report of suspicious activity. Investigation is ongoing.
Officer Hoopes received found property and secured it.
Officer Hoopes responded to the area of Lane Street in reference to stray dogs running loose and killing chickens.
Officer McGinnis conducted security checks of local businesses.
Cpl. Hocking responded to East High Street for a report of harassment and closed the incident as unfounded.
Officers spoke to four individuals requesting information or assistance and issued four traffic warnings.
May 25
Officers Barnhouse and Hoopes responded to an address on State Route 76 for a report of a suicidal male and a possible verbal domestic disturbance. Investigation determined that the parties were separated and requested EMS to transport one individual to Ozarks Healthcare for further evaluation. No charges will be filed.
Cpl. Hocking, Officer Barnhouse, and Officer Hoopes responded to State Route 76 in reference to an individual with a knife having suicidal actions. Officers secured the individual who went voluntarily with EMS to Ozarks Health Care for a 96-hour evaluation. Officers contacted Family Services in reference to children inside of the residence.
Officer Barnhouse assisted the children’s division.
Officers issued two traffic warnings.
May 26
Officer McGinnis conducted security checks of local businesses.
Officers assisted city departments with downed utility lines on West Sixth Street.
Officer Gates responded to an alarm call on South Harris Street and found everything secure.
Sgt. Struble responded to a request for a wellbeing check on DD highway.
Officers issued three traffic warnings.
May 27
Officers conducted security checks of local businesses.
Officer Gates took a report of harassment.
Officers assisted EMS on East Sixth Street.
Officers issued four traffic warnings.
May 28
Officers responded to West Main Street for an alarm and met with the keyholder.
Sgt. Struble investigated a noninjury, private property accident.
Officers spoke to two individuals requesting information or assistance and issued one traffic warning.
May 29
Officer Barnhouse responded to a residence on State Route 76 for a juvenile problem.
Officer McGinnis conducted security checks of local businesses.
Officers spoke to two individuals requesting information or assistance and issued two traffic warnings.
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