Willow Springs Police Department

Citations

May 21

David Shultz, West Plains, exceeding the posted speed limit

Mason Fulp, Galena, exceeding the posted speed limit

Janira Hernandez, Chage, Ill., exceeding the posted speed limit

Sean Stockton, Cabool, exceeding the posted speed limit

Aleisha Stephens, Mountain View, exceeding the posted speed limit

Jared Adams, Willow Springs, failure to register a motor vehicle, failure to maintain financial responsibility

May 22

Joshua Thornton, Pacific, exceeding the posted speed limit

Michael Manu, Houston, Texas, exceeding the posted speed limit

Jordan Gipson, San Antonio, Texas, exceeding the posted speed limit

Marlena Dietrich, West Plains, exceeding the posted speed limit 

May 23

Destiny Johnson, West Plains, exceeding the posted speed limit

Jared Barbee, Neosho, exceeding the posted speed limit

Travis Pearson, Willow Springs, stop sign violation

Kelly Pliler, West Plains, exceeding the posted speed limit

Juston Cooley, Mountain View, exceeding the posted speed limit

Anthony Poindexter, Memphis, Tenn., exceeding the posted speed limit

Kimberly McGivney, Willow Springs, failure to maintain financial responsibility, no valid operator license, failure to register a motor vehicle

Jacob Evans, Pomona, stealing

May 24

Hannah Ketner, Willow Springs, failure to register a motor vehicle, failure to maintain financial responsibility, no valid operator license

May 25

Andrew Chafin, Willow Springs, failure to register a motor vehicle

May 26

Dennis McElwrath, Vanduser, Mo., exceeding the posted speed limit

Dewyne Williams, Jonesboro, Ark., exceeding the posted speed limit

Rayford Fletcher, Memphis, Tenn., exceeding the posted speed limit

Thomas McCanless, Overland Park, Kan., exceeding the posted speed limit

Ricky Bates, Willow Springs, failure to register a motor vehicle

 

Calls for Service 

May 20

Animal control was dispatched to a dog call on Harris. 

A residential alarm sounded in Hickory Hills. The homeowner was having trouble with the alarm, and was assisted in disarming it. 

May 21

A suspicious vehicle was reported at Booster Field. When contact was made with the driver, it was determined that he was parked there to use the WiFi. 

Snappy Mart reported a theft from its gaming machines. 

A resident on 4th Street reported stolen items. Statement forms were left with the alleged victim to return.  

EMS requested assistance with a call. 

Officer Thomas responded to an argument between three juveniles. The juveniles were given rides home, and Officer Thomas spoke with the parents. 

A verbal domestic disturbance was reported on North Grand St. 

May 22

Officer Clark assisted a motorist whose car had broken down near Snappy Mart, until a tow truck arrived. 

Sergeant responded to a private property accident. Neither involved party wished to have a report taken. 

May 23

An intoxicated female was reportedly causing a disturbance on Ash Street. 

A resident on Ash Street was burning trash in their yard. The resident was advised that only yard debris could be burned. 

Sergeant Huffman responded to a possible break-in on Fourth St. While the doors to the home were open, the house was abandoned. 

Stickers were removed from a stop sign at the four-way stop. 

May 24

A resident on State Route 76 reported a possible break-in attempt. While no one was found on the scene, the reporting party stated that she heard rattling at her back door, and saw two males wearing hoodies. 

A resident on Walnut reported that her motion lights were being repeatedly triggered. The area was secured, and extra patrol was provided for the evening. 

May 25

A lost wallet was turned in to Officer Thomas. A message was left for the owner of the wallet, stating that the wallet could be picked up at the police department.