Willow Springs Police

Citations

January 14

Samuel Aaron Hockman, West Plains, failure to display state license plates, driving while revoked/suspended, failure to maintain financial responsibility. 

Carl Rodney Vaughn, Jonesboro, Ar., exceeding the posted speed limit. 

Evan Layne Robert Crump, Seymour, exceeding the posted speed limit. 

January 16

Tina Marie Brummitt, Willow Springs, failure to maintain financial responsibility. 

Don F. Fields, Matthews, exceeding the posted speed limit. 

John Michael White, Hartsville, Tn., exceeding the posted speed limit. 

Misty Diane Rader, West Plains, exceeding the posted speed limit. 

Fanny Suzanne Eades, West Plains, exceeding the posted speed limit. 

January 17

Wade Hilton Plank-Feldman, Pomona, failure to yield to an emergency vehicle, no valid operator license. 

January 18

Tiffany Nichole Shannon, Pomona, stealing. 

John Lloyd A. Gaffey, Pomona, displaying or possessing the license plates of another, failure to maintain financial responsibility. 

January 20

McKenzie Dell Propst, West Plains, failure to maintain financial responsibility. 

January 21

Angulo Fernandez Selme, Hialeah, Fl., stop sign violation. 

 

Calls for Service 

January 13

A search warrant was served on Grand. Several code violations, along with health and safety violations. 

January 14

Three males were seen throwing eggs at a residence on North Pine. The parents of the boys were contacted. 

A driver was cited for driving while revoked/suspended on South Harris. 

January 15

A funeral escort was provided from Sacred Heart Church to the city cemetery. 

January 17

A high-speed chase occurred following an attempted traffic stop on Business 60/63. The vehicle fled from officers at a high rate of speed toward Mountain View. Security footage from Love’s truck stop caught two suspects from the vehicle. The footage is under review. 

Two loose dogs were reported near Hickory Hills. Contact was made with the owner, who was notified that she would be cited if the dogs were found loose again. 

Assistance was given to DFS with a child well-being check. 

Assistance was given to a resident that was looking for two lost dogs. The dogs were located. 

January 18

A door at the Eleven Point Fire Department was found left open. Contact was attempted with the fire chief, and the door was secured. 

A vehicle was observed near the high school football field. A male and female occupant were advised to vacate the area. 

A call was received to report a controlled burn on Horak Drive. 

A social worker called for a well-being check on 6th Street, after reports of self harm were received. No one was at the location. 

January 19

A fire was reported near an electrical box on West Main toward Love’s. The Eleven Point Fire Department extinguished the fire. 

A concerned citizen reported a horse without shelter that was observed. 

Two dogs were reported running loose near Love’s. 

A verbal domestic was reported on Grand. The issue was resolved between the parents and a juvenile female. 

January 20

An abandoned vehicle was reported near Booster Field.