Mountain View Police Department

Citations

April 13

Coral Counts, 30, Mountain View, dog at large

Danielle Webb, 39, West Plains, careless and imprudent driving, fail to obey stop sign

Lucas Langston, 19, Mountain View, failure to register vehicle

William Stoops, 33, Mountain View, failure to register vehicle

James Goodwin, 57, Mountain View, failure to use turn signal

Frank Powell, 39, Birch Tree, failure to display state plates

Jamie Smith, 43, Birch Tree, failure to use turn signal

Bobby Brooks , 35, Willow Springs, failure to obey stop sign

Jordan Noble, 22, St. Louis, speeding 11-15 over

April 14

Lukas Maybrier, 21, Somerset, Ken., speeding 16-19 over

April 15

Herminda Madera Mendoza, 48, Yukon, Okla., fail to obey stop sign

April 18

Jacob Sherman, 21, Birch Tree, fail to obey stop sign

Herminda Madera Mendoza, 48, Yukon, Okla., failure to yield right of way

 

Calls for Service

April 12

Cpl. Israel Guidry notified a building owner of an open door.

Sgt. Kaleb Berkshire received a report from a juvenile of a domestic assault. Interviews found a verbal argument took place and the younger child called the police out of fear and concern. Sgt. Berkshire informed the adults of the 12-hour rule and to stay separated for the time.

Officers spoke to three individuals requesting information or assistance and issued three traffic warnings.

April 13

Off. First Class Kylie McGee spoke to an individual reporting harassment. She advised them of judicial remedies.

Officer Alexis Johnson conducted a traffic stop on a motorcycle. Investigation found the vehicle entered as stolen. She arrested the driver and impounded the vehicle.

Officers spoke to two individuals requesting information or assistance and issued twenty traffic warnings.

April 14

Off. First Class McGee received information of persons driving a vehicle reported stealing from a vehicle and brandishing a weapon. She did not locate the vehicle within city limits.

Off. First Class McGee issued a nuisance violation warning on East Second Street.

Officers spoke to two individuals requesting information or assistance and issued two traffic warnings.

April 15

Off. First Class McGee responded to Signal for a report of suspicious activity. An individual reported an adult male putting a child into a vehicle. Watching security cameras determined the activity appeared to be a father and child. She passed along the information to the highway patrol as a precaution.

Off. First Class McGee delivered council packets.

Officers spoke to four people requesting information or assistance and issued two traffic warnings.

April 16

Off. First Class McGee responded to North Ash Street for a report of a subject huffing air duster. She arrested the subject. 

Off. First Class McGee investigated a report of a romantic triangle with two of the subjects registered sex offenders and one reported to attempt to contact the third party’s a juvenile child in Springfield. All of the adults were located in Mountain View with the juvenile in Greene County. She instructed the reporting party to bring any photos or screenshots in for evidence. 

Off. First Class McGee responded to a door alarm at the license office. She found a bird inside the office and notified the keyholder. They released the bird.

Off. First Class McGee received a report of a possible child abuse situation outside city limits. She passed the information to Howell County Sheriff’s Office.

Off. First Class McGee assisted with a medical call until EMS could arrive.

Cpl. Guidry attempted to fix a broken flagpole in the park. When unable to do so, he took the pole and flag for the parks department.

Cpl. Guidry spoke to the owner of a restaurant regarding issues with a grease bucket. 

Officers spoke to three individuals requesting information or assistance and issued one traffic warning.

April 17

Asst. Chief Stetson Schwien issued six nuisance ordinance warnings.

Officers spoke to five individuals requesting information or assistance.

April 18

Asst. Chief Stetson Schwien issued a nuisance ordinance warning.

Asst. Chief Stetson Schwien responded to a medical call and found an intoxicated individual lying in the roadway.