Willow Springs Police

Citations

November 11

Thomas Wayne McDonald, Johnstown, Iowa., exceeding the posted speed limit.

Francine Bez, Streamwood, Ill., exceeding the posted speed limit.

Scott Allan West, West Plains, exceeding the posted speed limit.

November 12

Brett Scott Palmer, Jonesboro, Ark., exceeding the posted speed limit.

Stacy Jenae Benitez, Jonesboro, Ark., exceeding the posted speed limit.

Briley Mychelle McKemie, Pomona, exceeding the posted speed limit.

November 13

Jeffie Magalyn Niswonger, Evening Shade, Ark., exceeding the posted speed limit.

Cori Levi Howard, Fort Lauderdale, Fla., exceeding the posted speed limit.

Ametrice D. Jones, Olive Branch, Miss., exceeding the posted speed limit.

Thomas R. Trover, Tunnel Hill, Ill., exceeding the posted speed limit.

Johnathan A. Jeffers, Franklin, Tenn., exceeding the posted speed limit. 

Angela Chritine Ryerse, Tein Falls, Idaho, exceeding the posted speed limit.

November 16

Eric Paul Rogers, Willow Springs, failure to register a motor vehicle, failure to maintain financial responsibility.

 

Calls for Service

November 11

A driver accidentally drove away from Snappy Mart with the gas hose still in the vehicle. The driver returned the hose to Snappy Mart.

A garage door was reported open at Coulter Heating and Cooling. The door and building were secured.

A male subject reported that he was threatened by another male on West Fourth Street.

A male subject reported that he was on foot near Hillbilly Junction and was short of breath. EMS took the man to Ozarks Healthcare in West Plains.

A security alarm was set off at the First General Baptist Church. The building was checked and secured.

November 14

Property damage was reported at a residence on Campbell. A door was damaged when someone tried to break into the home. Patrol was increased in the area.

An escort was given to a male subject who claimed that he was being followed. An officer followed the man to AM Highway before returning to Willow Springs.

EMS responded to assist an intoxicated male who had fallen from his bike in the Casey’s parking lot.

November 15

A female pig was reported loose on Pine Grove Road.

A dog was reported running loose on West Main Street.

November 16

A suspicious subject was reported at West Plains Bank. The person was there to clean the building.

Contact was made with a female subject who had repeatedly called 911. The woman made unusual statements to an officer and appeared to be intoxicated.

A male subject reported receiving harassing messages. The subject was advised to block the number of the person sending the messages. 

A domestic disturbance involving a firearm was reported at Indian Hill Trucking. A suspect was arrested and charged for unlawful use of a weapon. She was transported to Howell County Jail. The victim later dropped the charges.

November 17

A Love’s employee requested officer presence due to an agitated customer.