Mountain View Police Department

Citations

March 14

Lance Devon, 19, Mountain View, speeding 20 or more over, driving with no valid license

Tonya Brooks, 59, Mountain View, failure to obey stop sign, failure to use turn signal

March 15

Donnie Haynes, 62, Mountain View, failure to use turn signal, driving while intoxicated or under the influence of drugs, driving while license suspended or revoked

Kymber Mansfield, 18, Birch Tree, driving with no valid license

Brandi Miller, 43, Hartshorn, failure to register motor vehicle

Juvenile, 16, Mountain View, speeding 11-15 over

Davay Rutledge, 33, Mountain View, driving while intoxicated, failure to drive on right half of roadway

March 16

Ian Freeman, 18, Birch Tree, seatbelt violation

March 18

Jennifer Pruitt, 30, Mountain View, speeding 6-10 over

Caden Bush, 19, Mountain View, speeding 6-10 over

Alicia Sweany, 31, Mountain View, speeding 6-10 over

March 20

Rowdy Weldon, 18, Mountain View, speeding 6-10 over

Gabriel Long, 43, Mountain View, seatbelt violation

Rachel Howard, 37, Birch Tree, failure to register vehicle, defective equipment

Wilfred Pierce, 53, Birch Tree, seatbelt violation

 

Calls for Service

March 14

Assistant Chief Stetson Schwien received a report of people screaming at each other. Before he arrived on the scene, the reporting party stated a verbal argument between a separated couple occurred. The couple refused law enforcement intervention.

Officer Dylan Cook responded to a verbal disturbance. One individual left peacefully. 

Officers issued four traffic warnings.

March 15

Officer Dylan Vice conducted a wellbeing check on an individual and found a first responder assisting them until EMS arrived.

Cpl. Alexis Johnson arrested an individual with an outstanding warrant.

Officer Koleman McDaniel responded to a verbal disturbance. 

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

March 16

Cpl. Kylee McGee spoke with an individual regarding a report of finding an unidentified crowbar in their residence. 

Cpl. McGee received a call from an individual stating they were afraid of a highway patrolman that pulled them over. She met with both parties to ease the situation.

Officers offered assistance to one individual and issued five traffic warnings.

March 17

Cpl. McGee began an investigation of possible stolen mail.

Officer Vice spoke with an individual concerned about receiving mail that does not belong to them. 

Officer Vice removed garbage from Highway 60.

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

March 18

Cpl. McGee assisted an individual with concerns over a phone scam.

Cpl. McGee assisted a highway patrol officer with a traffic stop.

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

March 19

Officer Cook responded to a report of a gas drive off. He located the vehicle, and the driver returned and paid in full.

Cpl. McGee received information of multiple dogs staying in a van and barking all the time. She checked on the dogs and spoke with the owner who stated the animals had food and water but were not allowed inside due to the landlord’s rules.

Officers investigated a non-injury vehicle accident.

Officers issued three traffic warnings.

March 20

Officer Cook received a call of a possible fire in the back yard of a residence. He found a fire in a flat spot in the back yard with no border. Officer Cook spoke with the fire chief, and he advised him to warn the residents of the property about unsafe burn conditions.

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