Willow Springs Police Department

Citations

July 13

James Ray Hood, Birch Tree, driving while suspended or revoked, careless and imprudent driving

Edward Robert Gomes, Hillsboro, N.C., speeding 11-15 over, operate vehicle with no valid license

July 14

Lance Gregory Strenfel, Springfield, speeding 11-15 over

Rajwinder Singh Dhillon, Willow Springs, failure to stop at stop sign

Patrick Elisha Burch, Willow Springs, assault

July 15

Gregory Allen Hester, Greenville, Ala., speeding 16-19 over

Bryce Matthew Heckert, Frontenac, Kan., speeding 11-15 over

Kory Lee Maune, Doolittle, speeding 11-15 over

Christopher Wyatt Earp, Shawnee, Kan., speeding 11-15 over

Mathew Thomas Hawkins, Salem, speeding 11-15 over

John Henry Green, Hayti, speeding 11-15 over

July 16

Brittany Amber Clickinger, Inman, S.C., speeding 11-15 over

Mark Leonard Warren, Athens, Ga., speeding 11-15 over

Brandon Allen Ransom, Dothan, Ala., speeding 11-15 over

Dennis L Harris, Moro, Ark., speeding 20-25 over

Joseph Lowell McLean, Willow Springs, fail to wear seatbelt

 

Calls for Service

July 13

Sgt. Joby Hoopes and Officer Cary Gates responded to Pine Street in reference to a domestic disturbance.

Officer Jake Cronin took a report of a non-injury two vehicle accident.

Sgt. Hoopes received a disturbance between relatives. They located the suspect and issued a citation.

Assistant Chief Alan Lewis assisted EMS with a medical call.  

July 14

Officer David Struble and Officer Gates responded to Fourth Street for a trespassing report. The caller stated an individual walked through the neighborhood taking photos of houses. Officers trespassed the individual from private property.

Officer Wade Bloomer responded to Ash St. for a domestic situation between relatives.

Howell County Sheriff’s Office requested assistance for one of their deputies with a traffic stop. Officers Cronin and Gates inventoried the vehicle prior to towing. 

July 15

Officer Jim Hedlesten took a report of harassing phone calls. He advised them to block the number.

Officer Struble received a call of a careless and imprudent driver. He located the vehicle and conducted a wellbeing check on the driver. He found no medical issues or impairment and released the driver.

July 16

Officer David Hocking received a lost cell phone left at Booster Field. He identified the owner and returned the phone.

Officer Hocking assisted EMS with a medical call.

Officer Hocking conducted a wellbeing check on a subject that needed assistance. He found the individual safe and not in need of help.

July 17

Officer Hocking took a report of harassment. 

Officer Hocking responded to Mercy Clinic for a non-injury two vehicle accident.

Officer Joe Barnhouse responded to Town and Country for a report of stealing. He located all subjects and merchandise. At the request of the business, he trespassed the subjects from the location.

Officer Ryan McGinnis received a report of a suspicious vehicle driving around a bank. He found the driver to have an active warrant out of Cabool Police Department. He transported the subject to Cabool for processing.

Officers responded to Walnut Street for a call of a domestic disturbance. They found no sign of an argument.

Officer Barnhouse conducted a wellbeing check on a vehicle with emergency flashers activated. The driver stated they were making a phone call and didn’t want to drive while doing so.

Officer McGinnis assisted Highway Patrol with a cow on the highway.                                                                                                                                    

July 18

Officers responded to the area of Fourth and Ferguson Streets for a report of an intoxicated subject. They contacted the subject and a second individual found to have a warrant from Cabool Police Department. They transported the individual to Cabool for processing.

Animal Control Officer Mark Templemere responded to North Walnut for a dog at large. He located the animal’s residence and returned the dog to a grandchild because the owners were away. 

ACO Templemere responded to North Ash for an opossum acting strangely. He relocated and dispatched the animal for public safety.

ACO Templemere responded to North Center for a report of a dog bite. The victim only requested a vaccination check. He found the dog to be vaccinated, but warned the owners to keep the dog restrained. 

July 19

Officer McGinnis received a report of someone making threats. He conducted a wellbeing check and found the individual fine.

Officers received a call of a smoking slow moving vehicle. They located the vehicle at Love’s Travel Stop and observed a flat tire.