Mountain View Police Department

Citations

October 17

Eric Johnsey, 32, Little Rock, Ark., speeding 1-5 over

October 19

Kelsey Lands, 34, Mountain View, assault – third degree, fighting in public

Juan Martinez, 41, Charlotte, N.C., speeding 11-15 over, driving with no valid license

October 23

Michael Curtis, 58, West Plains, speeding 6-10 over

Shawn Threlkeld, 33, Mountain View, animal vaccination violation

October 25

Vanessa Conner, 33, Mountain View, driving while intoxicated, speeding 6-10 over

Joel Williams, 50, Kennett, failure to show proof of insurance

Ethan Bishop, 22, West Plains, failure to register vehicle

Michael Richison, 49, Mountain View, seatbelt violation

October 28

Kleveland Gastineau, 27, Mountain View, speeding 11-15 over

Franklin Brandenburg, 56, Mountain View, seatbelt violation

October 30

Jamie Edwards, 20, Birch Tree, speeding 6-10 over

David Ledgerwood, 50, Birch Tree, fail to drive on right half of roadway, seatbelt violation

Christopher Wake, 35, West Plains, failure to use turn signal, failure to show proof of insurance

Blaine Lawson, 29, Birch Tree, failure to use turn signal

October 31

Wendra Dunkin, 67, West Plains, failure to obey stop sign

Jaykeb Gibson, 19, Mountain View, driving while license suspended or revoked

 

 

 

Calls for Service

October 18

Lt. Trenton Roberts responded to East Third to speak to a subject regarding a previous incident.

Officer Alexis Johnson locked the golf course gates.

Officers spoke to six individuals requesting information and issued one traffic warning.

October 19

Lt. Roberts assisted the probation and parole office with a wellbeing check on a subject. 

Lt. Roberts responded to W. First St. for an assault. He contacted both parties and the victim wished to press charges.

Lt. Roberts responded to Valley View Apartments for a noise complaint.

Officer Johnson spoke with an depressed individual presenting a danger to himself. EMS transported the individual.

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

October 20

Lt. Roberts assisted EMS on Vine St. for a medical call. 

Lt. Roberts responded to US Cellular for a burglar alarm. He checked the building and found it secure. 

Officer Dylan Vice cleared debris from the roadway.

October 21

Officer First Class Kylie McGee spoke to the manager of a duplex reporting a break in. The managed requested officers to check the residence for anyone still inside.

Officers spoke to two individuals requesting assistance.

October 22

Off. First Class McGee dispatched a nuisance animal according to a residence owner’s request.

Off. First Class McGee located a large black snake and contacted animal control. 

Off. First Class McGee assisted Children’s Division with an interview.

Officers assisted one individual and issued one traffic warning.

October 23

Off. First Class McGree received notice of a subject walking in the roadway and appeared to be under the influence. She contacted the individuals and found them looking for a ring they lost.

Chief Perkins responded to a child struck by a vehicle in a church parking lot. Investigation found a child injured and taken by air ambulance.

Officers spoke to one individual requesting information and issued two traffic warnings.

October 24

Chief Perkins responded to a report of an unresponsive individual at the motel. EMS transported the individual for possible intoxication. 

Officer Johnson took a report of theft from a local business.

October 25

Lt. Trenton Roberts assisted Children’s Division with a case. 

Officers investigated a nuisance violation complaint at David Dr. and Joyner Ln.

Officers arrested one individual on an outstanding warrant.

Chief Perkins began an investigation into a house fire. 

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

October 26

Lt. Roberts responded to check on a residence involved in a structure fire. He found the fire rekindled and called the fire department.

Officer Dylan Vice assisted a motorist that struck a deer on 17 highway. He issued the driver a deer tag. 

Officer Vice assisted a motorist with a disabled vehicle.

Officers spoke to one individual requesting information and issued six traffic warnings.

October 27

Lt. Roberts responded to Dollar General for a suspicious subject. He did not locate the individual.

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

October 28

Officer Vice conducted security checks of local businesses. 

Officer Vice took a theft report. 

Officer First Class Kylie McGee responded to a peace disturbance complaint between neighbors. They agreed to stop bothering each other.

Off. First Class McGee responded to Veterans Park for a report of an individual stuck on playground equipment. Officers assisted EMS with freeing the individual.

Lt. Roberts conducted a requested wellbeing check on an individual walking roadside. They gave the individual a courtesy transport. 

Lt. Roberts arrested one individual on an outstanding warrant.

Officer Vice applied a tow sticker to a vehicle parked in the Walmart lot for approximately three weeks.

Officers spoke to seven individuals requesting information or assistance.

October 29

Officer Vice conducted security checks on local businesses. 

Off. First Class McGee investigated a complaint of reckless driving. The driver stated they were late for work. 

Officers spoke to three individuals requesting information or assistance.

October 30

Officer Dylan Cook received a complaint of reckless driving. He located the vehicle and found the driver concerned they were having a medical issue. Officer Cook provided a courtesy transport to the hospital.

The police department received a call from W First St concerning a possible gas leak. Asst. Chief Schwien forwarded the information to the fire department.

Asst. Chief Schwien began an investigation into a possible trespassing matter.

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

October 31

Off. First Class McGee responded with the fire department for a possible electrical fire.

Officers spoke to one individual requesting information and issued eleven traffic warnings.