Mountain View Police Department

May 1
Robin Labbee, 44, Mountain View, animal vaccination (three counts), animal neglect (four counts), vicious dog (two counts), animal limitations 
Cason Brock, 19, Mountain View, fail to register a motor vehicle
Seth Calkins, 29, Mountain View, peace disturbance
Travis Robertson, 41, Mountain View, peace disturbance
May 2
Wayne Metroz, 43, Birch Tree, creating or maintaining public nuisance
Damon Renegar, 46, Birch Tree, creating or maintaining public nuisance
Margaret Hiett, 69, Willow Springs, creating or maintaining public nuisance
 
Calls for Service
April 26
Asst. Chief Stetson Schwien received a call of a subject harassing the younger girls working at Apple Market, asking them sexual questions and making them uncomfortable. The manager provided additional information about the male, and officers will attempt to contact the subject. Later the subject returned to the store and had a confrontation with the manager. Asst. Chief Schwien trespassed the subject from the store and instructed him to leave. 
Asst. Chief Schwien received a call of a male walking down the street in the rain wearing a prom dress. He found the subject intoxicated and provided a courtesy ride to his home to get him out of the rain and keep from getting his dress ruined.
EMS requested an officer on scene for a known individual actively seizing. The individual refused medical treatment. Later EMS returned to the scene and requested officers again. They found the individual unconscious and transported them.
April 27
Officer Matthew Combs responded to an alarm call and found the business secure.
Officer Combs received a report of gunshots but found no indications of the activity.
Officer Combs responded to Falck St for an alarm and found the business secure.
Officer Kylie McGee attempted warrant service on three individuals but did not locate them.
Officer McGee arrested an individual on an outstanding warrant.
Officer McGee took a call from an individual reporting their vehicle struck Simmons Bank. The caller stated he didn’t damage the building, but their vehicle had damage from striking the pole next to the ATM.
Officers issued seven traffic warnings.
April 28
Officer Combs issued warnings to owners of dogs found running at large.
Officer McGee conducted paper service for court.
April 29
Officer Combs received a request for a wellbeing check. She did not locate the individual, but they later called and stated they were fine.
Officer McGee investigated two separate non-injury vehicle accidents.
Cpl. Israel Guidry received a request for a wellbeing check.
Officers spoke to four individuals requesting information or assistance.
April 30
Cpl. Guidry took a call from an individual reporting city crews weed-eating near her property that caused a rock to strike her vehicle windshield.
Cpl. Guidry took a report of property damage. Investigation found only old damage – nothing recent.
Officers spoke to two individuals requesting information or assistance and issued two traffic warnings.
May 1
Cpl. Guidry responded to a report of several 911 hang up calls. He found the occupants fine and a child with the phone in a bedroom.
Cpl. Guidry responded to a report of a dog attacking another dog. Investigation found the victim dog restrained in its yard and the neighbor’s dogs running at large. Mayor Charry McCann later appeared at the police station and requested multiple officers to meet her at the residence to seize the attacking dogs. Officers arrived on scene, and the homeowner released the dogs to animal control. The owner received 11 citations for various animal-related restrictions. 
Officer Wardrip responded to a domestic incident. One subject left before officer arrival. He informed both of the twelve-hour rule.
Officer Wardrip responded to a report of a domestic incident. He found a verbal altercation only had occurred. 
Officer Wardrip assisted with traffic while a driver worked on a disabled vehicle.
Officer Wardrip removed debris from the roadway.
Officer McGee attempted a wellbeing check but found the individual no longer lived at the residence.
Officer McGee responded to a peace disturbance. 
Officer McGee removed debris from the roadway.
Officer McGee secured the golf cart garages and gates. 
Officers spoke to two individuals requesting information or assistance and issued six traffic warnings.
May 2
Asst. Chief Schwien spoke with an individual reporting harassment. 
Asst. Chief Schwien conducted follow up on previously issued nuisance violation warnings. Those not in compliance were issued citations.
Lt. Trenton Roberts spoke to an individual reporting threats from a family member. 
Officer Alexis Johnson assisted Howell County Sheriff’s Department with a traffic stop.
Officer McGee spoke to an individual reporting a verbal argument. The couple separated for the evening.
Officer McGee assisted Howell County Sheriff’s Department with a traffic stop.
 
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