Willow Springs Police

Citations

September 10

Aaron M Becker, Pomona, operate motor vehicle without maintaining financial responsibility, speeding 16-19 over

Charles Edd Scrivner, West Plains, driving while revoked or suspended

Charles Newton McCormick, Willow Springs, speeding 11-15 over 

Josue David Toyo Chirinos, Salt Lake City, Utah, speeding 6-10 over

William Taybor Warden, Rockfield, Ken., speeding 6-10 over

September 11

Jodie Wayne Conner, West Plains, operate motor vehicle without maintaining financial responsibility display or possess plates of another vehicle, speeding 16-19 over

Bridget Renee Hunter, Odessa, speeding 16-19 over

September 12

Donald Leslie Pearce, Willow Springs, operate vehicle on highway without valid license, operate motor vehicle without maintaining financial responsibility

Mariah Anne Robinson, West Memphis, Ark., speeding 6-10 over

Daniel Lee Johnson, Houston, speeding 6-10 over

Michael Dale Crumly, Boliver, speeding 11-15 over

September 13

Leslie W Harrell, Pauline, S.C, speeding 16-19 over

September 14

Joseph Spencer Davis, Summersville, failure to use turn signal

Auston Tyler York, West Plains, failure to register vehicle

September 15

Sarah Fayth Gabert, Willow Springs, failure to register vehicle

Luke Wallace Bennett, Riverton, Utah, speeding 11-15 over

September 16

Audrey Francis Collins, Willow Springs, failure to stop at stop sign

Melissa Marie Hatcher, Brazil, Ind., speeding 6-10 over

Deborah Jean Kurtzeborn, West Plains, speeding 6-10 over

Dylan Jax Thompson, Thayer, speeding 11-16 over

Chatura D Rodrigo, Houston, Texas, speeding 16-19 over

 

Calls for Service

September 10

Officer Katie Kreuser responded to a requested wellbeing check on East Main St. 

Sgt. David Hocking spoke to an individual regarding a juvenile issue. 

September 11

Officer Kreuser responded to a verbal domestic on East High Street and instituted the 12-hour rule to those involved.

Officer Jim Hedlesten assisted Midwest Walnut Company with a found backpack in their sawmill and wanted to turn it over to our department.

Sgt. Hocking responded to a two-vehicle accident on East Main St. in front of Cattlemen's Steakhouse. A minor child received injuries, and both vehicles required towing due to disabling damage.

September 13

Officer Kreuser responded to assist EMS with a possible overdose. 

Officer Clark responded to Willow Springs Apartments for a suspicious activity call. 

Officer Hedlesten assisted children’s division with an investigation.

Lt. Michael Zeller assisted EMS on County Road 5900. 

September 14

School Resource Officer Turnbull received information regarding a potential threat made by a student. His investigation discovered the threat appeared to be unfounded.

September 15

Lt. Zeller responded to a report of harassment on North Ferguson St.

September 16

Sgt. Hocking investigated a non-injury vehicle accident on Industrial Drive. 

 

For the week officers: assisted with three animal calls, conducted eight area checks, assisted two motorists, investigated eight reports of suspicious activity, spoke with fifteen individuals requesting or relaying information, returned requested contact to four individuals, spoke with seven individuals in the department office, and issued twenty-four traffic warnings.