Mountain View Police Department

Citations

May 20

David Joyce, 47, Winona, failure to register vehicle, failure to show proof of insurance

Garrett Taber, 30, Mountain View, failure to use turn signal

May 22

Robin Labbee, 44, Mountain View, failure to show proof of insurance, driving without a valid license

Justice Bales, 20, Mountain View, peace disturbance

 

Calls for Service

May 20

Corporal Trenton Roberts received a request for a wellbeing check. The individual advised their phone had broken and they did not require assistance.

Cpl. Roberts received a request by Mercy Hospital to check the wellbeing of a confused individual who had left the hospital. He could not locate the subject.

May 21

Officer Allen Reef responded to report of an unconscious person in a ditch. He found the individual responsive, and they denied EMS assistance.

Officer Kylie McGee spoke with the owner of a residence who had located drug paraphernalia while doing yard work.

Officer Reef conducted a security check regarding an individual parked at a closed business. He found an employee arrived to work too early.

A Signal employee waved Officer Reef down to report an individual who appeared to be sleeping in a vehicle. He found an individual slumped over but breathing. The driver stated they had passed out from a long trip.

Cpl. Roberts responded to Mercy Hospital for a report of dog bite. Officers quarantined the animal as a precaution.

Officer McGee assisted Howell County Deputies with a domestic disturbance on County Road 3770.

Officer McGee removed a broken hoverboard from the roadway and returned it to the owner.

May 22

Officer Matthew Combs responded to E. Third St. for a report of people screaming. He could not locate any disturbance. He returned to the area after a second call. He contacted people who lived in the house and told them to keep it down.

Officer Combs assisted with a civil matter regarding an allegedly stolen vehicle.

Chief James Perkins responded to David Drive for a report of a burglary. He could not locate anything missing or damaged.

Cpl. Roberts responded to a non-injury vehicle accident on private property. He issued citations for ordinance violations.

Cpl. Roberts responded to U.S. Cellular for a confused individual. He found the individual aware of their surroundings and able to answer questions appropriately.

Cpl. Roberts responded to the E. Fourth St. apartments for a peace disturbance complaint. He contacted both parties and issued a citation for peace disturbance.

Cpl. Roberts received a request by Texas County Sheriff’s Office to make contact with a male in town. He gathered the information requested and provided it to the Texas County Deputy.

Officer McGee responded to E. Seventh St. for an individual hitting house windows and screaming. Officer McGee assisted with EMS to transport the individual.

Officer McGee responded to the Walmart parking lot for a report of peace disturbance. She spoke to both parties, who calmed down.

Officers assisted EMS with a combative patient who was having a seizure. EMS transported the individual to the hospital for further treatment.

May 23

Officer Combs conducted a security check at Woolsey’s Auto after noticing suspicious activity.

Officer Combs checked on a semi-truck with flashers on. The driver advised they had hit something in the road and were checking to make sure nothing was damaged.

Officer McGee assisted an individual who wanted to report they received a counterfeit five dollar bill from a store in West Plains. She forwarded the information to West Plains Police Department.

May 24

Officer Reef received a call reporting a subject throwing things against the wall and screaming. He could not make contact with the subject. He then spoke with family, who stated they would speak with him.

May 25

Officer Combs responded to a business alarm. He found the building secure.

Assistant Chief Stetson Schwien responded to a vehicle in front of Mercy ER with multiple dogs locked inside in hot weather. He spoke to the reporting party who stated the owner of the vehicle had come out and started the vehicle. The animals were not in any harm.