Mountain View Police

Citations

April 8

William Krebs, 46, Mountain View, unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia. 

Michael Hebert, 26, Salem, driving while intoxicated, driving while revoked/suspended, failure to register a motor vehicle. 

April 9

Madisen Combs, 22, Bremerton, Wa., exceeding the posted speed limit. 

Clinton Lynn, 27, Springfield, exceeding the posted speed limit. 

April 12

Joshua Stout, 41, Drury, failure to display state license plates. 

Caleb Baker, 18, Birch Tree, lighting violation. 

April 13

Nicholas Sharr, 20, Mountain View, lighting violation. 

Corey Sampson, 46, Birch Tree, lighting violation. 

April 14

Ryan Ellet, 41, Mountain View, failure to drive on the right side of the roadway. 

 

Calls for Service

April 8

A well-being check was made on a woman who was parked in a church parking lot on State Route WW. The woman was lost and requested directions to her destination. 

April 9

A report was received of a male subject that was yelling at another tenant on 5th Street. Contact was made with the man, who was advised to keep the noise level down. The man threatened to fight law enforcement if they tried to arrest him. 

A leaking fire hydrant was reported on East 3rd Street. The hydrant was located, and the city water department was notified. 

April 10

A theft of fuel was reported at Anchor. 

April 11

An employee at Anchor reported that a driver had driven into a pump. 

A verbal altercation was reported at a residence on East 1st Street. The involved parties agreed to stop fighting and be quiet. 

A caller reported that something was making their dogs bark. The area on James Street was checked, but nothing was found. 

A fight on progress was reported on E 5th Street. The fight turned out to be verbal in nature. The involved parties were gone upon officer arrival. Property damage was reported to a door at the scene. 

An officer responded to a residence on Douglas for a possible suicidal male subject. The man stated that he was not suicidal and was just having some bad memories. An officer spoke to the man for a period of time before returning to service. 

The Missouri State Highway Patrol requested a check for cows in the roadway on State Route 17. No cows were located. 

April 12

A report was received of an intoxicated male causing a disturbance. The male was transported to Ozarks Healthcare. 

An out-of-control male subject was reported on Woolsey. A woman and baby were taken from the home for safety. 

A caller reported receiving multiple calls from a number and stated that the caller would not speak. 

April 14

An individual reported being assaulted near Taco Bell. 

A well-being check was conducted on a male subject that was reported slouched over in the cab of a tractor trailer. Contact was made with the man, who was fine and had been sleeping. 

A stolen vehicle was reported being seen in the area of Ridgeway Drive. 

An RV was reported blocking three lanes of traffic near Signal. The vehicle was gone upon the arrival of an officer.