Mountain View Police Department
Tue, 06/09/2026 - 1:12pm
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Citations
May 22
Mazimliano Madrigal, 28, Kansas City, speeding 16-19 over
May 25
Charles McKenna, 42, Cornelius, N.C., speeding 11-15 over
May 26
Brian Oimoen, 44, Mountain View, failure to register vehicle, failure to equip brake lights
Gary Rush, 69, Eminence, fail to show proof of insurance, fail to yield right of way
Evie Keeton, 19, Summersville, driving with no valid license, fail to show proof of insurance
May 27
Juvenile, 17, Mountain View, seatbelt violation
May 28
Delta Fisher, 51, Mountain View, permitting unlicensed driver to operate vehicle, endangering the welfare of a child, hindering prosecution
Juvenile, 15, Mountain View, children prohibited from operating motor vehicle, false reporting, leaving the scene of an accident
May 29
Dustin Fisher, 41, Mountain View, failure to use headlights
May 30
Alexander Lewis, 31, Nevada, speeding 16-19 over
May 31
Kelsey Tabor, 26, West Plains, failure to show proof of insurance
Brittin Wallace, 28, Mountain View, failure to show proof of insurance
Samuel Ernst, 32, Success, Ark., speeding 11-15 over
Caleb Baker, 22, Willow Springs, driving with no valid license, failure to show proof of insurance
Gary Fredrickson, 63, Chicago, Ill., failure to register vehicle, other plates prohibited, failure to show proof of insurance
June 2
Thomas Davis, 61, Mountain View, creating or maintaining a nuisance
Joshua Stanley , 50, Mountain View, creating or maintaining a nuisance
Jerry Moore, 47, Mountain View, peace disturbance
June 3
Schrippe Mabe, 18, West Plains, speeding 11-15 over
June 4
Joseph Stark, 41, Birch Tree, trespass
Damon Renegar, 48, Birch Tree, creating or maintaining a nuisance
Brittany Hite, 43, Lebanon, creating or maintaining a nuisance
Ronnie Pruett, 58, Mountain View, creating or maintaining a nuisance
Calls for Service
May 22
Asst. Chief Trenton Roberts assisted Missouri State Highway Patrol with an individual posting bond on an outstanding warrant.
May 23
Asst. Chief Roberts responded to an alarm at Dollar General. He found an employee in the building.
Asst. Chief Roberts arrested an individual for an outstanding warrant.
Asst. Chief Roberts spoke with Champs Fitness regarding someone in a vehicle damaging their parking lot.
Cpl. Kylie McGee responded to a verbal dispute between neighbors.
Cpl. McGee conducted a requested wellbeing check.
Cpl. McGee assisted with a fatality vehicle accident.
May 24
Cpl. McGee took a report from an individual stating someone entered their locked home and released their dogs.
Asst. Chief Roberts assisted an elderly person who locked themselves out of their apartment.
May 26
Chief Stetson Schwien responded to a report of debris in the roadway. He found Howell County Sheriff’s Office already there and assisted in clearing the road.
Chief Schwien investigated a two vehicle non-injury accident.
Sgt. Nathan Griffin assisted Howell County Sheriff’s Office with an arrest of an individual with an outstanding warrant.
May 27
Officer Jacob Brixey took a report of a non-injury vehicle accident.
May 28
Sgt. Griffin investigated a non-injury vehicle accident.
May 29
Asst. Chief Roberts responded to Anchor for a report of diesel theft.
Asst. Chief Roberts responded to E. Sixth St. for a theft report. 21 chickens had been stolen from the yard.
May 31
Asst. Chief Roberts responded to W. US Hwy 60 for a wellbeing check on an individual lying near the ditch off the roadway. The individual refused any further assistance.
Asst. Chief Roberts responded to E. Seventh St. for a report of a neighbor’s dog that had gotten off its leash and bitten the reporting party’s cat. The cat owner stated there were no injuries to the cat. Asst. Chief Roberts informed the dog owner of the city’s animal ordinances.
Asst. Chief Roberts investigated a two vehicle non-injury accident occurring at Sonic.
Sgt. McGee assisted EMS with a wellbeing check.
June 1
Sgt. McGee assisted Fayetteville Police Department with a request to pick up evidence.
Officer Brixey investigated a report of a gas drive-off.
Sgt. McGee and Officer Brixey responded to Mercy hospital for a disruptive patient.
Sgt. McGee received a complaint of kids knocking on someone’s door. She spoke to the parent to relay the information.
June 2
Chief Schwien and Sgt. McGee responded to the post office for a disturbance. They spoke with an individual and helped with their grievances.
June 4
Officer Combs responded to a complaint at the apartments of trespassing. While informing the subject to leave, the subject’s parent became irate and pushed the apartment manager.
Officer Combes removed debris from the roadway.
For the week officers: provided one escort, checked on one abandoned vehicle, assisted with two animal calls, assisted one motorist, investigated four suspicious vehicles, assisted one outside agency, followed up on four previous investigations, conducted two paper services, spoke with twelve individuals requesting or giving information, and issued thirty-seven traffic warnings.