Willow Springs Police Department

Citations
September 18
Adam Eugene Gottschalk, property damage, stealing, peace disturbance
Lisa M Brashwell, peace disturbance
September 20
Eddie Wayne Derrberry, speeding 11-15 over
John Gregory Kelley, speeding 16-19 over
Mason Elijah Mays, speeding 16-19 over
Lucas Dean Ryant, speeding 11-15 over
Christopher W Powers, speeding 11-15 over
Dana Denise Lunbeck, speeding 20—25 over
September 21
Austen Bo Rost, operate a motor vehicle in a careless & imprudent manner
Toby Keith Simpson, speeding 11-15 over, failure to display plates on vehicle
Jessee Bordon Ferguson, speeding 11-15 over 
Colin Whitney Pelegrin, speeding 11-15 over
Chelsie Renee Whiteside, speeding 11-15 over
David Lynn Wheeler, speeding 11-15 over
Titus Andrew Elliott, speeding 16-19 over
Jullian Alexander Weisbrod, speeding 11-15 over
September 22
Derick Ray Warren, speeding 6-10 over
Brian Allen Welch, speeding 11-15 over
Ian Michael Redman, speeding 6-10 over
September 23
Edwin Wallace Curet Gonzalez, fail to stop at stop sign
Sept 24
Margaret Alyson Schoenfeld, speeding 6-10 over
Thomas Jeffery Radford, fail to stop at stop sign
 
Calls for Service
September 18
Cpl. David Hocking and Officer Mark Templemere responded to a residence on North Grand St. for an individual causing a disturbance and property damage. They issued the individual citations to court.
Chief Wes Ellison assisted the probation and parole officer with the arrest of an individual with actionable Mountain View municipal warrants.
Officer Templemere responded to a commercial alarm and found the building secure.
Officer Joe Barnhouse assisted Howell County Sheriff’s Office.
Officer Barnhouse responded to Bus 60-63 and County Road 1270 for a missing juvenile. They returned the juvenile to the home.
Officers spoke to nine individuals requesting information or assistance and issued three traffic warnings.
September 19
Officer Corey Clark conducted security checks of local businesses.
Officer Gates responded to a commercial alarm on State Route 76 and found the building secure.
Animal Control Officer Logan located two dogs and returned them to the owner.
Officers assisted with traffic control for the Vietnam War Memorial passing through town.
Officers spoke to five individuals requesting information or assistance and issued two traffic warnings.
September 20
Officer Corey Clark conducted security checks of local businesses.
Officer Barnhouse removed debris from the roadway on a railroad bridge.
Officers spoke to five individuals requesting information or assistance and issued five traffic warnings.
September 21
Officer Corey Clark conducted security checks of local businesses.
Officer Turnbull responded to East Main St for a verbal disturbance. 
Officers spoke to five individuals requesting information or assistance and issued four traffic warnings.
September 22
Officer Templemere conducted security checks of local businesses.
Sgt. Michael Zeller responded to W Ninth St in reference a report of a juvenile passing a note to a friend at school that they would kill themself with pills when they got home.
Officer Templemere investigated a non-injury vehicle accident at Love’s Travel Center.
Officer McGinnis conducted a security check of an abandoned vehicle.
Officer Gates responded to Industrial Drive for a commercial alarm and found the building secure. 
Officers spoke to three individuals requesting information or assistance and issued three traffic warnings.
September 23
Officer Templemere conducted security checks of local businesses.
Sgt. Zeller responded to a domestic altercation on State Route 76. A verbal argument escalated into property damage. 
Sgt. Zeller responded to East Main for a domestic altercation involving an individual kicking and pushing another outside of an apartment. 
Officer Templemere removed debris from the roadway.
Deputy Chief Boyle spoke with a parent and juvenile on East Main St regarding an issue.
Officers spoke to seven individuals requesting information or assistance and issued one traffic warning.
September 24
Officer Templemere conducted security checks of local businesses.
Animal Control Officer Logan located a dog running at large and returned it to the owner.
Officers spoke to seven individuals requesting information or assistance and issued four traffic warnings.
 
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