Mountain View Police Department

Citations

August 5

Hung Pham, 38, Nashville, Tenn., speeding 20-25 over

August 7

Maria Wilson, 23, Mountain View, assault- third degree

August 8

Angela Castro-Soltero, 22, Tacoma, Wash., speeding 31-35 over

August 9

Lilly Downen, 72, West Plains, fail to use headlights

August 10

Donald Marques, 64, Mountain View, creating/maintaining public nuisance

August 13

Geoffrey Ivie, 27, Morgan Hill, Calif., speeding 6-10 over

August 14

Riky Williams, 23, Mountain View, fail to stop at stop sign

August 15

Juvenile, 17, Mountain View, failure to register vehicle

August 16

Carissa Rutledge, 43, Mountain View, failure to register vehicle

Jeremiah Johns, 37, Blackhawk, Colo., failure to register vehicle, driving while revoked/suspended, failure to show proof of insurance

 

 

Calls for Service

August 4

Assist. Chief Stetson Schwien responded to West Plains Bank for an individual who had been told to leave the property the day before. He did not locate the individual.

Sgt. Trenton Roberts responded to N. Plum for multiple 911 hang-up calls. He contacted the juvenile caller and advised them not to call 911 unless it is an emergency.

Sgt. Roberts assisted Division of Family Services in reference to a hotline call. He contacted all the parties involved, and collected information for DFS. 

Sgt. Roberts responded to St. Rt. Y to check on a dog reported chained up and the caller believed the dog could not reach its water bowl. The dog had access to water, food, and shelter.

August 5

Officer Israel Guidry responded to a verbal domestic disturbance. He found one individual had a non-extraditable warrant from Shannon County Sheriff’s Office. He issued a verbal warning.

Officer Guidry assisted a family member requesting a wellness check on an adult and child. He found both in good health.

Officer Guidry responded to Miller’s Accounting for a burglar alarm. The owner relayed a false alarm had sounded.

August 6

Officer Matthew Combs received a call reporting someone standing in the tree line without permission. He contacted an individual known to him and provided a courtesy ride home.

Officer Combs discovered a stop sign down and contacted the street department for repair.

Officer Combs assisted Howell County Sheriff’s Department with a traffic stop. 

Officer Combs received a report of loud music. He could not locate the loud music.

Sgt. Roberts received a call of an individual driving with a small child on their lap that ran several stop signs. He did not locate the vehicle.

Sgt. Roberts responded to E. Third St. for an assault. He found no evidence of an assault although found the reporting party to be highly intoxicated and uncooperative. Both parties separated for the night.

Sgt. Roberts responded to E. Fourth St. for an assault. The reporting party stated an intoxicated person smacked him across the face. He did not want to press charges and just wanted the person trespassed from the property.

August 7

Officer Combs noticed a person walking down the turning lane of US Highway 60. He spoke with the person who said they were walking to the Anchor C Store. He provided a courtesy ride.

Asst. Chief Schwien and Officer Kaleb Berkshire responded to a residence on E. Third St. for an assault. The found the suspect of the assault to have an active warrant for their arrest. The subjects later posted bond and received a citation for assault.

August 9

Officer Combs responded to E. Fourth Street for a domestic disturbance. The person at the residence stated they did not need any assistance. 

August 10

Officer Guidry conducted building safety checks.

Officer Berkshire received a report from a city worker reporting what sounded like child abuse. He spoke with the parties involved and found a verbal argument between an adult and teenage person. He advised both parties to separate. 

Sgt. Roberts spoke with an individual stating they received a fake ten-dollar bill from the post office. He took the bill to be destroyed.

Officer Guidry assisted EMS with a medical call with CPR in progress.

August 11

Officer Guidry conducted a security check at the golf course after finding the gate open. He found the property secure.

Officer Guidry assisted a motorist with a disabled vehicle.

Officer Guidry completed security checks of businesses near highway 60.

Sgt. Roberts assisted an individual requesting an officer to check their vehicle for a tracking device. He did not locate a device.

August 12

Officer Combs responded to an alarm going off at Simmons Bank. He found the building secure.

Officer Guidry assisted a woman who could not find her baby or the baby’s father. He located them in a store and escorted them back to the mother. 

Officer Guidry responded to a burglar alarm at Brown’s Farm and Garden. All doors were secured with no signs of forced entry.

Sgt. Roberts responded to Stubb Street for a verbal disturbance. Both parties stated they were working on a vehicle, and no altercation had taken place.

August 13

Officer Combs responded to Plum Street and West Second Street for a missing child. The parents found his bike at this location and had made contact with several of his friends. Officer Combs contacted one of the friends who stated he had seen the juvenile and would check a couple spots to see if he could locate the child. The friend later returned stating he and the missing child were together. He didn’t say anything due to fear of being charged with kidnapping. Officer Combs returned the child to his parent’s house.

August 14

Chief Perkins responded to a two vehicle non-injury accident. 

Chief Perkins responded to a possible overdose. The individual stated they did not need any medical attention and wanted officers to vacate the property.

August 15

Officer Guidry responded to a disturbance on Fourth Street. They took one subject into custody.

Officer Guidry completed building security checks.