Howell County Sheriff’s Office

Arrests

September 28

Weslee Allen Field, 25, parole warrant, possession of controlled substance except 3s grams or less of marijuana/synth cannabinoid, resisting/interfering with arrest for a felony, unlawful use of weapon - possess weapon and a felony controlled substance

Noah Skyler Corp, 25, failure to appear for Douglas County: assault- 4th degree, operate vehicle on highway without a valid license first offense

Keegan Harley Burgess, 24, delivery of controlled substance except 35 grams or less of marijuana or synth cannabinoid

Roger Andrew Craig, 23, 24-hour hold pending charges

Floyd Edward Miller, 65, failure to appear: burglary - second degree, operate vehicle on highway without a valid license first offense (two counts)

September 29

Matthew Allen Eason, 38, fail to register as a sex offender

Patrick Ryan Glasscock, 35, fugitive from out state - felony

September 30

Kellea Malyssa Waldon, 34, fugitive from out state – felony

Ronn Lee Baker, 46, fail to register as a sex offender

October 1

Heather Nicole Southerland, 32, failure to appear for Ozark County: possession of controlled substance

October 2

Daniel Thomas Strahl, 33, failure to appear: harassment - first degree, unlawful use of weapon - exhibiting, unlawful use of weapon - while intoxicated – loaded weapon

Jody Lee Hunt, 51, statutory rape - first degree (two counts), statutory sodomy first degree (two counts)

October 3

Ember Rayne Wilson, 31, driving while revoked or suspended

Jeremy Lee Dawson, 46, sexual exploitation of a minor

October 4

Ethan Nathaniel Vanscoyk, 26, domestic assault - third degree

Robin Dale Labbee, 47, failure to appear for Mountain View Municipal: aggravated fleeing a stop or detention, animal - health & safety (seven counts), animal limit, nuisance violation (three counts), operate vehicle without maintaining financial responsibility, vicious animal (two counts)

Glen Dale Ramsey, 43, possession of controlled substance except 35 grams or less of marijuana/synth cannabinoid

October 5

Tyler Jospeh Wilson, 24, driving while revoked or suspended - first offense, driving while intoxicated causing physical injury

 

Calls for Service

September 28

Deputy Tyler Ryan conducted a traffic stop on US Highway 63 in Pomona. During the traffic stop, he located suspected methamphetamine in the vehicle. Charges will be pending laboratory results.

Deputy Austin Ryan took a report of threats.

DFC Jordon Collins responded to a business regarding a reported assault. The investigation determined an altercation occurred outside the business after a former employee arrived to retrieve her final paycheck. He obtained evidence and security camera footage. Based on the totality of the circumstances and the available evidence, no criminal act took place. 

Deputy Kyle Hambelton responded to US Highway 63 for a theft report. The case will be investigated further.

Deputy First Class Michael Lewis and Deputy Kyle Hambelton responded to an address on County Road 6810 for a disturbance. They removed one suspect from the residence per the owner’s request. The subject began physically resisting deputies. They placed them on a 24-hour hold pending charges. 

The Howell County SWAT team responded for a barricaded subject in Willow Springs. They arrested a subject with felony warrants.

September 29

Deputy First Class Michael Lewis conducted a traffic stop on US Highway 160, West Plains. His investigation found the driver a non-compliant sex offender and arrested them for the violation.

West Plains Police investigated a vehicle accident involving Investigator Tessa Parrish.

September 30

While performing his duties as School Resource Officer, Deputy Dylan Cook received a call from the Zizzer Pride Academy (ZPA) Administrator regarding two juveniles who had walked away from campus at Southern Missouri Technical Institute (SMTI). They located the juveniles and returned them to the school with no further incident.

Corporal Reid responded to County Road 4730, Pomona, regarding a domestic disturbance. His investigation determined no crime occurred.

October 1

Deputy Gary Johnson received a report that a student threatened another student.

Corporal Reid spoke with a subject at the Howell Sheriff’s Office regarding receiving payment of a bad check. The case is currently under investigation.

Deputy Holloway and Deputy West responded to a residence on State Route AA in Willow Springs for a report of a suspicious vehicle and person. Their investigation determined several crimes were committed. Charges will be forwarded to the Howell County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office.

October 2

Deputy West responded to County Road 5430 regarding a reported stolen vehicle.

Deputy Holloway responded to a residence on State Route 17 in West Plains for a death investigation. No signs of foul play were observed, and death appeared to be of natural causes.

October 3

Deputy Vice assisted with a child custody dispute.

October 4

Deputy First Class Collins spoke with an individual reporting harassment. 

Deputy Ryan responded to US 63 regarding a stealing report. 

Deputy Stolba conducted a traffic stop on East Main St. Willow Springs. His investigation found the driver in possession of a controlled substance and placed him under arrest.

Deputy Franklin Nesbitt responded to a domestic altercation with an individual reporting suicidal ideation on County Road 9220, West Plains. The victim did not wish to pursue charges against the suspect, and the suspect did not show any intentions of suicide or self-harm.