Willow Springs Police Department
Tue, 09/15/2026 - 4:16pm
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Citations
September 3
John Edward Carroll, Willow Springs, operate a motor vehicle in a careless & imprudent manner
Reid C Edwards, Groom, Texas, speeding 31-15 over
James Wiillie Buckley, Olive Branch, Miss., speeding 6-10 over
Milford A Young, Knoxville, Tenn., speeding 11-15 over
Devin Michael Wright, Mountain Grove, speeding 16-19 over
September 4
Peyton A Blankman, Plattsmouth, Neb., failed to drive within a single lane
September 5
Russel Dean Spence, Mountain Grove, driving while license suspended or revoked
Hunter West Serbousek, Centeron, Ark., speeding 1-5 over
August Leslie Johns, Richland, speeding 6-10 over
Melanie Mary Lierz, Seneca, Kan., speeding 6-10 over
Stephanie Marie Barton, Tulsa, Okla., speeding 6-10 over
Mallory Dawn Harrell, Peace Valley, speeding 6-10 over
Jacob M Love, Chicago, Ill., speeding 11-15 over
Martrell Tyshawn Morris, Oklahoma City, Okla., speeding 11-15 over
September 6
Tanya Dee Meeks, Willow Springs, failure to stop at stop sign
William Crawford Ledbetter, Mountain View, failure to register vehicle
Tressa Michelle Williams, Caulfield, speeding 11-15 over
September 7
Timur Davrranovich Khashimove, West, Iowa, failure to register vehicle
September 9
Kelby Wade Massey, Willow Springs, operate motor vehicle without maintaining financial responsibility
Brandon Marvin Powell, Walnut Grove, speeding 11-15 over
Aylijah Taylor, Statesboro, Ga., speeding 16-19 over
Calls for Service
September 3
School Resource Officer Paden Turnbull spoke with Sergeant David Hocking and a parent reporting an issue between their child and another on a school bus.
Sgt. Hocking, Chief Wes Ellison, and Deputy Chief Ryan Boyle responded to a report of a rollover crash on West bound US HWY 63 near Peterbilt. Fire Department and EMS personnel removed the driver from the vehicle and transported them by EMS for serious injuries.
Officer McGinnis assisted EMS with a medical call on North Grand St.
Officer Joe Barnhouse responded to a verbal disturbance on East Main St.
Officer McGinnis responded to a report of peace disturbance on Pine Grove Road.
September 4
Officer Kreuser conducted a traffic stop leading to a warrant arrest.
Officer Kreuser spoke with an individual reporting online harassment.
September 5
Officer Kreuser responded to a motor vehicle accident with no injuries. She arrested the driver on an out of state warrant.
September 6
Officers McGinnis and Clark responded to a shots-fired call that occurred in Texas County. This incident is still under investigation.
September 7
Lt. Zeller conducted a traffic stop on a Bright Speed employee operating a company truck with no license plate and found the driver to have an immigration detainer.
Lt. Zeller assisted a pilot transport company on 60/63 when they struck a deer that unexpectedly ran onto the freeway.
Officer Barnhouse investigated a non-injury accident on Railroad Drive.
Officer Hedlesten conducted a requested wellbeing check on East Sixth St.
Lt. Zeller assisted with a juvenile problem on East High St.
September 8
Deputy Chief Boyle spoke to a subject at the police department reporting incidents of harassment.
Deputy Chief Boyle investigated a non-injury vehicle accident on East Main St.
September 9
Lt. Zeller arrested a subject on an ICE detainer when they appeared in court and transported them to an ICE detention facility in Springfield.
Lt. Zeller spoke with an individual reporting online harassment.
Officer Hedlesten responded to a report of trespassing on East Main St.
For the week officers: assisted with two animal calls, conducted twelve area checks, assisted two motorists with disabled vehicles, assisted five agencies, investigated six reports of suspicious circumstances, spoke with nine individuals requesting or relaying information, returned requested contact with six individuals, spoke with three people in the department office, and issued twenty-four traffic warnings.
