Mountain View Police Department

Citations

May 16

Elisabeth Luye, 51, Mountain View, harassment (2 incidents), trespass

Matthew Paige, 38, Fordland, seatbelt violation

Noah Taylor, 19, Eminence, driving while license revoked or suspended, seatbelt violation

May 17

Stephanie Hanstein, 37, Poplar Bluff, failure to register vehicle

Tyler Peters, 21, Caulfield, seatbelt violation

Elisabeth Luye, 51, Mountain View, trespass, disorderly conduct

May 19

Estel Green, 70, Willow Springs, failure to stop at stop sign

May 20

Gabriel Prewett, 21, Springfield, failure to show proof of insurance

May 21

Cooper Clayton, 22, Salem, driving while license revoked or suspended

May 22

Brian Oimoen, 43, Mountain View, stealing under $500

Travis Raddatz, 19, Piedmont, failure to register vehicle

Reno Hansen, 26, Mountain View, failure to drive on right half of roadway

May 24

Phillip Dimarco, 28, Willow Springs, failure to show proof of insurance, driving with no valid license

May 25

Hayden Branna, 18, Willow Springs, driving while license suspended or revoked, minor in possession of alcohol by consumption, driving with no valid driver’s license

Tierney Sparkman, 26, driving with no valid driver's license, failure to show proof of insurance

May 28

Nikki Dean, 41, Mountain View, animal neglect

Mark Woolsey , 25, Willow Springs, disorderly conduct

Forrest Morris, 24, Mountain View, failure to display state plates

 

Calls for Service

May 16 

Assistant Chief Stetson Schwien responded to an altercation. One subject received citations, and he advised the other of judicial remedies for the situation.

Officer Katie Sandgren issued two nuisance ordinance warnings.

Asst. Chief Schwien assisted motorists on E Hwy 60 parked in the roadway looking for a mattress they lost. One individual held the mattress on the top of the car only holding it down with their arm while they drove. They located the mattress and got it back on the car.

Asst. Chief Schwien assisted Children’s Division with an investigation.

Officer Kris Reinholdt assisted with a medical emergency until EMS arrived.

Officers issued four traffic warnings.

May 17

Asst. Chief Schwien issued a nuisance ordinance violation warning.

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

May 18

Officer Reinholdt received concerns about individuals lingering outside of a local business. An investigation found they were making repairs to a motorcycle and would leave once it was fixed.

Cpl. Kylie McGee assisted Shannon County Sheriff’s Office with a warrant arrest.

Cpl. McGee investigated a small aircraft accident.

Officer Reinholdt assisted a motorist with a laceration after breaking a window. They provided transport to the hospital.

May 19

Officers spoke to four individuals requesting information or assistance.

May 20

Officer Reinholdt responded to a request from Shannon County Sheriff’s Office to assist with an alarm at Dollar General in Birch Tree. Officers found children’s pools on the ground and the building to be secure.

Cpl. McGee responded to an altercation between a parent and child. An investigation found no marks or bruises on the child. 

Officer Megan Barnes assisted Howell County Sheriff’s Office with a warrant arrest.

Officer Sandgren conducted a requested wellbeing check on an individual.

Officer Dylan Cook assisted Howell County Sheriff’s Office with an individual making threats until they arrived.

Officers issued two traffic warnings.

May 21

Officer Cook conducted an investigative traffic stop due to a report of a road rage incident. One individual revealed they shot at another. Officers passed the information to the Howell County deputy when they arrived on scene.

Officers issued four traffic warnings.

May 22

Officer Barnes spoke to an individual who was concerned someone took stray cats and had them spayed and neutered and wanted to know if it was allowed. The individual became upset and hung up on the officer.

Officer Barnes issued a warning for a dog running at large.

Officer Barnes issued a nuisance ordinance violation warning.

Officer Barnes investigated a report of a gas drive off. They located the driver and issued a citation.

Officer Barnes conducted a requested wellbeing check.

Officer Barnes investigated a two vehicle non-injury accident. 

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

May 23

Officers spoke to one individual requesting assistance and issued three traffic warnings.

May 24

Officer Barnes responded to a business alarm.

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

May 25

Officer Reinholdt responded to a commercial alarm.

Officer Reinholdt spoke to a gathering of people after receiving a noise complaint.

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

May 26

Officer Cook assisted with traffic control for a disabled vehicle.

Officer Reinholdt received a request to check on two juveniles. An investigation found they were walking to play basketball.

May 27

Officer Cook received a call for young drivers doing donuts in a parking lot. They spoke with the drivers and issued a trespass warning.

Officer Barnes issued two nuisance ordinance violation warnings.

Asst. Chief Schwien responded to a report of screaming from inside a residence. An investigation found a verbal argument occurred. The situation resolved before the officer’s arrival.

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

May 28

An individual flagged down Officer Cook for a medical emergency. The officer called EMS for transportation to a medical facility.

Asst. Chief Schwien and Officer Barnes responded to a call of goats in the neighbor’s yard. They issued a citation to the animal owner.

Asst. Chief Schwien responded to Signal for a report of harassment.

Officer Barnes conducted a requested wellbeing check.

Officer Cook responded to Walmart to speak to a juvenile concerned with an adult following them around the store.

Officers issued two traffic warnings.

May 29

Officer Cook took a report of peace disturbance.

Officer Barnes conducted a requested wellbeing check on a motorist parked partially in the roadway. They found the vehicle out of gas and gave a courtesy transport to the driver.

Officer Barnes responded to a verbal altercation at the park. She advised the parties to stay away from each other.

Officer Barnes spoke to homeowners reporting they wanted the people catching cats to stay off of their property and to leave the cats alone. She advised both parties not to interact with each other and told the homeowner to keep his cats contained.