Willow Springs Police

Citations

March 16

Broc Mathew Barnes, Pomona, speeding 11-15 over 

March 17

Jacob Riley Haskins, Woodward, Okla., speeding 11-15 over 

Coleman Ray Thomas, Birch Tree, speeding 11-15 over 

Austin Mitchell Reavis, West Plains, speeding 11-15 over 

Rodney Don Mell, Steelville, speeding 11-15 over

March 18

Scott Maxwell Elliott, Tonganoxie, Kan., speeding 6-10 over 

Teresa L Davenport, Paragould, Ark., speeding 11-15 over 

Ethan A Coulter, Jasper, Tex., speeding 11-15 over 

Dylan Thomas Burnett, Kansas City, Mo., speeding 11-15 over 

Ryan A Halford, New Madrid, speeding 11-15 over 

Michael Jason Holmes, Willow Springs, failure to register vehicle

Aleks Zuraidze, Manorsville, NY, speeding 11-15 over 

Keri Ann Comes, Ft. Walton Beach, Fla., speeding 11-15 over 

Rakell N Lott, Hattiesburg, Miss., speeding 11-15 over 

Carl Olaf Anderson, Willow Springs, speeding 11-15 over 

March 19

Gina Eliz Martin, Hermitage, Tenn., following another vehicle too closely 

Tanika D Cage, Hernando, Miss., speeding 20-25 over 

Calvin John Brashers, West Plains, speeding 16-19 over 

James Houston Cheatham, Newbern, Tenn,, speeding 11-15 over 

March 20

Tarah Daniele Davis, Willow Springs, fail to stop at stop sign 

March 21

Monteria Renea Cobbert, Hattiesburg, Miss., speeding 11-15 over 

Samantha Lynn Murillo, West Plains, operate motor vehicle without maintaining financial responsibility

Justin Lloyd Gregory, West Plains, operate motor vehicle without maintaining financial responsibility

Francis Earl Bloom, Springfield, operate vehicle with no valid license, driving while revoked or suspended

 

Calls for Service

 

March 17

Officers assisted EMS with a call on Sunshine Drive.

March 18

Officer Jim Hedlesten advised a caller on an abandoned vehicle parked on private property. The caller stated they had the vehicle towed and gave the information.

Officer Cary Gates assisted EMS at Love’s Travel Stop. 

Officer Jake Cronin assisted EMS on Fourth Street. 

Officer Gates responded to N. Ash for an unsecured construction trailer. He secured the trailer.

Officers responded to Lance Lane for a possible domestic assault. They found one individual attempting to harm themselves who was restrained by a family member. Officers separated the parties and released one individual to a parent. Officers were called to return to the residence for further disturbance. They took one subject into custody for a mental evaluation.  

March 19

Officers responded to an alarm at Subway. After meeting with the owner, they found the building secure.

Officers assisted Howell County Deputy John Thomas with a warrant service on Lance Lane. 

Officer Hedlesten responded to Lance Lane for a property dispute. Investigation found a verbal domestic over a video game. 

March 20

Officer Joe Barnhouse assisted Willow Springs Fire with a possible propane leak. No leak could be located. 

Officers responded to a two-vehicle accident on Fourth Street. 

Officer Barnhouse responded to Snappy Mart for suspicious credit card activity at the fuel pumps. 

March 21

Officer Ryan McGinnis conducted a security check at the WS Schools and Booster Field.

Officer Barnhouse assisted EMS on Sunshine Drive.

Dispatch assisted an individual having a problem with mail delivery.

Officer Joby Hoopes responded to WS Apartments for a juvenile truancy issue. The matter will be forwarded to the Howell County Juvenile Office.

March 22

Chief Ellison and Officer Hoopes worked a two vehicle non-injury accident on State Route 137. 

Officers Barnhouse and Cronin responded to S Harris Street for a possible missing juvenile. Upon his arrival, the parent had located the juvenile. The parent and homeowner wanted the juvenile banned from the property. Officer Barnhouse explained the parents would need to enforce the rules unless a law is broken. Officer Cronin spoke to one juvenile and advised that the parent made the rules.

Officers responded to North Pine for a verbal domestic disturbance. One individual left the residence before officers arrived.

Officer Barnhouse responded to East High Street for a complaint of loud music. The individual said they would turn it off.

March 23

Officer McGinnis conducted a security check at Lee’s Tire.