Mountain View Police Department

Citations

May 8

Alan McRoberts, 60, Lebanon, failure to register vehicle

May 12

Juvenile, 17, Mountain View, person less than 18 operating or riding in vehicle failed to wear seatbelt

Janie Davis, 18, Mountain View, speeding 11-15 over

May 13

Betty Deatherage, 78, Willow Springs, fail to yield at stop sign causing accident

Shayle Williams, 26, Mountain View, speeding 20-25 over

Cole Kirkman, 28, Summersville, fail to obey stop sign, fail to use turn signal

Cory Acklin, 48, Mountain View, failure to show proof of insurance

Brian Oimoen, 44, Mountain View, failure to register vehicle, driving with no valid license, failure to show proof of insurance

May 14

Katelyn Wallis, 21, Springfield, speeding 16-19 over

Evan Tuttle, 20, Mountain View, seatbelt violation

 

Calls for Service

May 9

Asst. Chief Trenton Roberts spoke with an individual regarding a possible order of protection violation.

Asst. Chief Roberts responded to Dollar General for a trespassing report. He escorted the individual from the property. 

May 10

Cpl. Kylie McGee assisted another law enforcement agency with detaining a subject until they could transfer custody.

Cpl. McGee received a call of a suspicious vehicle for a dead snake hanging out of the window. She spoke with juveniles who stated they found the snake on the road and wanted to create a hat with it.

Cpl. McGee assisted Shannon County and Division of Family Services with an investigation.

Cpl. McGee responded to a dispute between neighbors. They trespassed the parties from each other’s property.

May 11

Officer Jacob Brixey conducted a security check on a vehicle parked in a handicap spot without proper placard. 

Asst. Chief Roberts spoke with an individual reporting their juvenile child received alcohol from an adult. 

Cpl. McGee received information from Howell County Sheriff’s Office of a possible altercation taking place in a vehicle entering Mountain View. She located the vehicle and the individuals stated their conversation became loud but not confrontational. 

May 12

Chief Stetson Schwien responded to City Hall for a complaint of vehicles parked in handicap parking spots without proper placards. Both drivers agreed to move their vehicles. 

May 13

Officer Brixey spoke with an individual found sleeping in their vehicle.

Chief Schwien responded to a call from the Street Department after they discovered a firearm. He secured the firearm until an owner can be located. 

Chief Schwien investigated a private property vehicle accident at the football field. 

Chief Schwien investigated a two-vehicle accident at Pine and US Hwy 60.

Officer Brixey conducted a requested wellbeing check.

May 14

Chief Schwien responded to Signal for an individual stealing a honey bun. He located the individual and they returned and paid for the item.

Chief Schwien received a call from Mercy ER for an individual who refused medical treatment and needed a ride home. 

Officer Matthew Combs conducted a requested wellbeing check on an individual under a house to make repairs.

Officer Brixey took a report of burglary and stealing.