Mountain View Police Department

Citations
September 10
Lauren Buckley, 43, Cabool, driving with no valid driver’s license, driving with no valid driver’s license 
Justin Blunkall, 40, Summersville, driving while intoxicated or under the influence drugs, fail to drive right half roadway 
Keeley Frost, 29, Birch Tree, fail to display state plates 
September 11
Jeremy Burks, 46, Mountain View, creating or maintaining public nuisance 
Forrest Morris, 25, Mountain View, fail to register a motor vehicle 
September 12
David Tomey, 39, Mountain View, fail to register a motor vehicle, fail to maintain financial responsibility 
Cristin Kelley, 40, Cape Girardeau, property damage or vandalism under $500, driving with no valid driver’s license, careless and imprudent driving involving an accident, fail to maintain financial responsibility 
 
Calls for Service
September 12
Officer Blaise Dudding responded to a report of property damage at the anchor. His investigation found the driver struck a pole and attempted to leave before officer arrival. 
Cpl. Kylie McGee received a request for a wellbeing check on a pedestrian walking on Highway 17. She found the pedestrian did not need assistance. 
While checking the golf course, Cpl. McGee found the doors to the golf shed open. She secured the facility. 
September 13
Officer Megan Barnes responded to a commercial alarm. 
Asst. Chief Trenton Roberts assisted with checking a commercial building with an active alarm. 
September 14
Cpl. McGee assisted Mercy St. Francis with a patient having mental issues.
Cpl. McGee responded to a wellbeing check of an individual reported having suicidal thoughts. She found the individual in contact with a parent and fine.
Officer Matthew Combs investigated a two-vehicle accident with injuries. EMS transported one individual for treatment. 
September 15
Cpl. McGee investigated a serious vehicle accident.
Cpl. McGee assisted an individual who suspected someone placed a camera in her home. 
September 16
Cpl. McGee assisted an individual who locked themselves out of their apartment by contacting the manager and receiving a key.
Cpl. McGee assisted an individual needing a ride from the hospital into protective custody. 
 
For the week officers: spoke to five individuals requesting or relaying information, investigated four suspicious incidents, and issued fifteen traffic warnings.
 
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