Mountain View Police Department

Citations

April 19

Joseph Blasingm, 53, Strafford, seatbelt violation

April 20

Marcus Pratt, 21, Republic, careless and imprudent driving

Damon Harvey, 22, Thayer, careless and imprudent driving

April 21

Samuel States, 28, Mountain View, fail to show proof of insurance

Johnathan Baugh, 41, Mountain View, failure to register vehicle, fail to show proof of insurance

April 22

Jason Johnson, 45, Springfield, failure to obey stop sign

Tamara Yoder, 33, Quenemo, Kan., speeding in school zone 11-15 over

April 24

Tyler Evans, 24, Springfield, failure to show proof of insurance

Michale Murawski, 45, Port Huron, Mich., failure to register vehicle, fail to drive on right half of roadway

 

Calls for Service

April 17

Asst. Chief Trenton Roberts trespassed an individual from a commercial property.

Officer Matthew Combs arrested an individual on outstanding warrants and then assisted them with posting bond. 

Asst. Chief Roberts assisted children’s division with an investigation.

April 18

Cpl. Kylee McGee arrested an individual on an outstanding warrant.

April 19

Asst. Chief Roberts responded to the James Street Apartments for a suspicious subject in the parking lot. 

Asst. Chief Roberts attempted to conduct a requested wellbeing check, but the vehicle left the area before he arrived.

Asst. Chief Roberts spoke to an individual concerned about a possible scam text message they received.

Asst. Chief Roberts conducted a wellbeing request from Mercy Hospital in Springfield.

Asst. Chief Roberts responded to Dollar General for a stealing complaint.

April 21

Officer James Wardrip arrested an individual on an outstanding warrant.

Officer Wardrip spoke with an individual reporting her landlord took her cat and is now holding it hostage in another town and will only give it back if she pays money.

Cpl. McGee arrested two individuals on outstanding warrants.

April 22

Chief Stetson Schwien conducted a requested wellbeing check.

Officer Wardrip responded to a report of a goat in the walking park. He arrived at the same time as the goat’s owner who returned it to the pen.

April 23

Officer Jacob Brixey assisted Shannon County Sheriff’s Office with an investigation of a gun shot injury sent to Mercy St. Francis. 

Officer Combs responded to a disturbance. He gave the individual a courtesy ride to the crisis center in West Plains. When they arrived, the individual became unresponsive and EMS transported them to the hospital.

Officer Combs assisted the Missouri State Highway Patrol with an individual posting bond on an outstanding warrant.

 

For the week officers: followed up on four previous investigations, investigated three reports of suspicious activity, provided one escort, assisted with one animal call, spoke with eight individuals requesting information and issued sixteen traffic warnings.