Mountain View Police Department

Citations
October 3
Joseph Thorsen, 41, speeding 11-15 over
Juvenile, 17, failure to display state plates
October 4
Cody Penrod, 29, Failure to maintain financial responsibility, driving while license is suspended/revoked
October 7
Shain Warner-Simmons, 25, disorderly conduct (3 counts), resisting arrest
 
Calls for Service
October 1
Officer Matthew Combs gave information to a female who called regarding questions on how to obtain a restraining order.
October 3
Asst. Chief Trenton Roberts assisted Yarber’s Funeral Home with a funeral escort.
Officer Jacob Brixey conducted a wellbeing check. No further action required because the property owner allows the male to park there since he is employed there.
Officer Brixey conducted a traffic stop and issued a citation.
Officer Brixey conducted a traffic stop and issued a warning.
Officer Brixey checked a location due to a 911 hang-up call after the Howell County Sheriff’s Office requested assistance. The building was secure and no one was observed.
Officer Brixey conducted a traffic stop and issued a warning. (3 times)
October 4
Officer Brixey conducted a traffic stop and issued a warning.
Officer Brixey conducted a traffic stop and issued a citation.
Officer Brixey took a traffic complaint of a vehicle speeding up and slowing down. There was a female hanging out of the window and waving what appeared to be a gun, and the front passenger was drunk and vomiting out the window. The reporting person did not want to file charges, and due to the crime taking place in Shannon County outside of city limits, no report was needed.
Officer Brixey took a report of a female who had been beaten, had injuries, left to go to a friend’s place for the night leaving her daughter, 15, at home. The suspect had broken out the front window and back door. WSPD made contact with the victim and documented the injuries. The suspect was arrested and transported to Howell County Jail for a 24-hour hold awaiting charges.
Officer Megan Barnes received information in reference to a flock hit on a stolen bike on the back of a truck. A traffic stop was conducted, and it was confirmed that the bike was not stolen.
Asst. Chief Roberts booked a male who was brought to the police department on warrants. The man was medically cleared and taken to jail.
Officer Barnes attempted to make contact with a female in reference to her vehicle being vandalized.
Officer Barnes received a report of people going through donation boxes. Upon arrival, the people were gone and the boxes were left with items still in them.
Officer Barnes made contact with a male about possible vehicle vandalism. The man advised he was able to get air in the tire and nothing was amiss.
Officer Barnes made contact with a bail bondsman about a male’s paperwork.
Officer Barnes received a report of a male trespassing at the apartments. The male was unable to be located and the reporting person was advised to call again if he returns.
Officer Barnes answered the questions of a female regarding what can be done about threats being made and a possible domestic that could take place if a male appeared at her residence. She was advised to obtain an order of protection and call 911 if he shows up.
Officer Brixey took a report of trespassing.
Cpl. Kylie McGee assisted the children’s division.
Cpl. McGee transported a male in custody to Mercy Hospital and then to Howell County Jail.
October 5
Asst. Chief Roberts was dispatched to FAB for a disturbance with an employee. Both parties were separated, and the employee was trespassed from the property.
Asst. Chief Roberts was dispatched to make contact with a male involved in an employee dispute that took place at work. Contact was made and information was provided.
Asst. Chief Roberts booked a female who came to the police department to post bond on a warrant. She was released from custody after the bond was posted.
Cpl. McGee conducted a follow-up investigation. No report was needed.
Officer Barnes conducted a traffic stop and issued a warning. (3 times)
October 6
Cpl. McGee took a warrant arrest to the Howell County Sheriff’s Office jail on their warrant. A report was taken.
October 7
Cpl. McGee issued a warning during a traffic stop for failure to display state plates. The driver was arrested for multiple warrants and bonded out. A report was taken.
Officer Combs responded to a person who stated his neighbor is going through his mail and truck and is throwing stuff off. The male had taken off walking before arrival. An attempt to make contact with the subject to advise he is trespassed from the property will be made.
October 8
Officer Combs took a report of a male at Sonic causing a scene and throwing things. While enroute, Wally and Bros called and stated the male was just doing the same thing in there. Contact was made with the male, and he was advised that he had been trespassed from Sonic and the residence from an earlier call.
Officer Combs assisted a person who stated the male was in the store causing a scene and she would like him trespassed.
Officer Combs took a male into custody after he caused a scene and was being disorderly. After he was taken into custody, the male was transported to the hospital for a 24-hour hold.
 
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