West Plains Police
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Arrests
September 26
Aaron Keith Dunn, 44, failure to appear (four counts), unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of marijuana or synthetic cannabinoid, resisting arrest.
September 27
Caleb Henry Green, 22, second degree domestic assault.
Lauren Denae Castle, 30, failure to appear, unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia.
Zack Levi Burris, 24, no valid operator license.
October 2
Mikayla Rose Hewitt, 21, failure to appear.
Incidents
September 26
A 19-year-old male subject was reported missing on Jackson Street.
A violation of an ex parte was reported on Crestwood Circle.
One subject was taken into custody on an active warrant after a peace disturbance was reported on Columbus Street.
A patient at Ozarks Healthcare was arrested after assaulting EMS personnel. Charges are being sought.
A male subject was arrested after a short foot chase on Newton, following a traffic stop. The male subject had an active warrant for his arrest.
September 27
A domestic assault was reported on the 1400 block of Seventh Street. The suspect was taken into custody with charges pending.
A person reported that they were unable to get their possession from a storage locker, due to another individual refusing to unlock the storage locker. A report was taken.
A female subject was arrested on an active warrant near Lincoln and Broadway.
A male subject was arrested on an active warrant on Broadway.
September 28
A vehicle was reported stolen on the 500 block of Pennsylvania. The case remains under investigation.
A juvenile was found in possession of a tobacco product on Olden Street. The product was seized, and the case was forwarded to the juvenile court.
A theft was reported at 10Box. A probable cause statement was forwarded to the municipal prosecutor.
Counterfeit currency was reported at O’Reilly’s. The investigation in the matter is ongoing.
A domestic disturbance was reported on the 1000 block of Sixth St. A probable cause statement was sent to the municipal prosecutor.
September 29
The Southwest Missouri Cyber Crimes Task Force, Taney County Sheriff’s Department and HIS – Springfield executed a search warrant in Branson, concerning the sexual exploitation of children. Charges are forthcoming pending the completion of an investigation.
A male subject was arrested on an active warrant near Casey’s on Saint Louis Street.
Property damage was reported on the 2600 block of Paula Drive. No suspect has been identified.
A female subject was cited for shoplifting in the 1300 block of Preacher Roe Boulevard. The items were recovered and returned to the owner.
September 30
A theft was reported on the 1000 block of Jefferson. The investigation continues.
An injured deer was reported on the side of U.S. Highway 63 near Bill Virdon Boulevard.
October 1
A staff member at Ozarks Healthcare reported being assaulted by a patient.
A verbal domestic was reported on the 900 block of Pierce. A report was taken.
A female subject was taken into custody on an active warrant on the 900 block of Lincoln.
October 2
A theft was reported on the 1200 block of Jefferson. The investigation continues.
An injured deer was reported near a residence on Columbus Street. The deer later perished. A passenger in a vehicle that was stopped near Joe Jones and Lincoln fled on foot, and another passenger was arrested on narcotics charges.
A female subject reported that the father of her children had violated a court ordered custody agreement. One of the children reported abuse by the mother, and an investigation was completed. Charges are being sought.
An individual who had fled from a traffic stop was located on the 300 block of Third St. The individual fled on foot and was unable to be located.
A domestic disturbance was reported on the 1200 block of Jefferson. Charges were forwarded to the county prosecutor and Juvenile Division.
A suspect was identified in a theft report on the 1300 block of Preacher Roe Boulevard.
An individual came to the police department to report a missing person. The subject was entered as missing.
A female subject was reportedly showing odd behavior at a residence on the 1100 block of Lanton Road. The female was taken to Ozarks Healthcare.