Howell County Sheriff’s Office

Arrests

April 2

Abbigail Madison Beck, 25, possess drug paraphernalia

Damian Paul Henry, 24, possession of controlled substance except 35 grams or less of marijuana/synth cannabinoid, unlawful use of weapon - possess weapon and a felony controlled substance

Emani Elizabeth Talton, 23, failure to appear – felony (four counts)

Dennis Morgan, 48, burglary – second degree, failure to appear – felony 

Ryan C Hall, 29, failed to drive on right half of roadway when roadway was of sufficient width, littering

April 3

Miera Paris Thomas, 30, possession of controlled substance except 35 grams or less of marijuana/synth cannabinoid

Anthony Lee Pharrow, Sr, 64, resisting/interfering with arrest for a felony, stalking - first degree - first offense

Tarjinder Singh, 56, domestic assault – third degree

April 4

Joshua Allan Brown, 49, 24-hour hold pending charges

April 5

Kristina Danielle Killion, 28, 24-hour hold pending formal charges

Arlie Oneal Brinkley, 53, probation violation

April 6

Brandon Marshal Murphy, 35, stealing - $750 or more, stealing - motor vehicle/watercraft/aircraft & prior stealing offender (three counts)

April 7

Brian Antonio Molina, 21, 24-hour hold pending formal charges

Ethan Ray Hilleman, 24, 24-hour hold pending formal charges

Daylon William Sloniker, 23, failure to appear – felony

 

Calls for Service

April 1

Deputy Austin Ryan received a report of fraudulent checks an individual received in the mail in the area of County Road 8690. This case is still under investigation at this time.

Deputy Shaun Duggins received a call for a report of a structure fire. After the fire, first responders

discovered a suspected stolen side by side utility vehicle. Officers seized the vehicle.

April 2

Deputy Jacob Hamby observed two individuals enter the Sheriff's Office that has an active ex parte in place. Charges will be sent to the Howell County Prosecutor for review.

Deputy Ryan received a call to assist Children's Division in reference to allegations of sexual contact.

Deputy Ryan received a call of a suspicious vehicle in the area of County Road 2060 in Pomona. Investigation discovered the vehicle to be stolen. 

April 4

Deputy Talon Millard spoke to an individual reporting an assault that occurred on County Road 1770 near West Plains. They transported the reporting party to Ozarks Health Center to hold the interview. Deputy Millard then responded to a residence on County Road 1770 and arrested a suspect for domestic assault-second degree, along with multiple other charges. He placed the suspect on a 24-hour hold pending formal charges.

Jailer Joshua Knehans located possible controlled substances in possession of an individual brought into the Howell County Adult Detention Facility.

Deputy Brandon Meacham responded to County Road 8390 for report of a stealing.

Deputy T. Millard responded to a call of a vehicle stuck in the car wash on Worley Drive in West Plains. The occupants of the vehicle were uninjured, and the owner of the car wash arrived and removed the vehicle from the car wash. The vehicle received minor damages and both parties exchanged information. Neither party wished to pursue charges at the time of the incident, and this report is considered closed.

Deputy McDaniel responded to Ozarks Healthcare for a report of a dog bite.

April 6

Deputy First Class Jared Hummel responded to Private Road 6922 in reference to stealing.

April 7

Deputy T. Millard received a call of a possible domestic on State Route K near West Plains. He arrested the suspect for domestic violence 4th-Degree and placed them on a 24-hour hold pending formal charges.

Deputy Hunter Ward received notice of an alleged stolen firearm. This case will be forwarded to the Howell County Criminal Investigations Division.