Mountain View Police Department

Citations

July 20

Benjamin Wilhem, 19, Mountain View, speeding 31-35 over

 

Calls for Service

July 14

Chief James Perkins spoke with an individual inquiring about protesting a business they believe to sell drug paraphernalia. Chief Perkins discussed the laws on protesting.

July 15

Cpl. Trenton Roberts assisted with a disabled vehicle at 17 and Y highways.

July 16

Asst. Chief Stetson Schwien responded to N. Harrison St. for a report of vandalism. He found multiple damaged mailboxes along N. Harrison and several yard lights pulled up. He took photographs and will survey the neighborhood for security cameras for possible evidence gathering.

Asst. Chief Schwien responded to David Drive for a report of domestic assault. One victim refused to divulge details of the incident. Due to lack of physical signs of injury, he allowed the party to separate for the night. No charges will be sought at this time.

Asst. Chief Schwien took a report of a possible order of protection violation.

Cpl. Roberts responded to Deboard and N. Harrison for a report of damaged mailboxes.

Cpl. Roberts spoke to an individual requesting officers keep an eye out for their missing dog.

Cpl. Roberts received a call about an individual at Walmart asking people for cash. Walmart did not request the individual to be trespassed. 

Cpl. Roberts dealt with two separate individuals soliciting for funds without a solicitor’s permit.

July 17

Cpl. Roberts received a report of a broken car window. The caller later relayed the person responsible came forward, and they would handle the situation without the police.

Cpl. Roberts assisted the fire department with a vehicle fire behind Malone’s Motel.

Officer Allen Reef received a report of an individual possibly vandalizing mailboxes. He did not locate anyone in the area.

Officer Reef spoke with an individual regarding threats.

Officer Reef received a call of an individual in McDonald’s parking lot consuming alcohol for an extended period of time. Investigation found the individual to be highly intoxicated, and Officer Reef requested EMS for the individual.

July 18

Officer Reef took a report of a stolen bicycle. Two parties both claimed the bike as theirs. 

July 19

Cpl. Roberts responded to a commercial alarm. He found an employee starting work who had set the alarm off.

Cpl. Roberts received a call of an animal struck by a vehicle. He removed the animal from the roadway.

July 20

Officer Reef received a call that two subjects next to the Subway door were vomiting and yelling at each other. Upon arrival, the parties admitted the report was true.