Willow Springs Police Department

Citations

April 26

Kearra Candice Anderson, Poplar Bluff, speeding 11-15 over

April 27

Jason Channing Mickey, Carl Junction, speeding 11-15 over

Bradley Mason Pulliam, Springfield, speeding 11-15 over

Ethan Blayne Brown, Sikeston, followed another vehicle too closely

April 29

Jessica Lynn Metty, Springfield, seatbelt violation

 

Calls for Service

April 25

Officer Joby Hoopes took a report from an individuals receiving harassing emails from a subject living in Willow Springs.

Officer Jake Cronin investigated a two vehicle non-injury accident. 

Officers responded to Industrial Drive to assist in trespassing an individual.

Officer Cary Gates conducted a safety check on a disabled vehicle. The driver did not need assistance.

Officer Gates received a report of stolen property.

Officer Hoopes responded to a verbal disturbance on Valley Street. He trespassed one subject from the property.

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

April 26

Officer Paden Turnbull assisted Howell County Sheriff’s Office with an area check on County Road 5290.

Officers Hoopes and Gates responded to a residence on West Bus Hwy 60/63 for a juvenile placing several hang up calls to 911. They spoke to a parent who agreed to correct the behavior.

Officers spoke to seven individuals requesting information or assistance.

April 27

Officer Gates conducted a requested wellbeing check on East Sixth St and found everything fine.

Officer Gates investigated a complaint of a disturbance and found maintenance taking place next door that was causing the issue.

April 28

Officer David Hocking responded to North Center St for a report of suspicious circumstances and did not locate anything.

Officer Barnhouse received a request to check the wellbeing of an individual on East Fourth Street. He assisted the individual with resources.

Officer McGinnis and Sgt. Struble conducted security checks of local businesses. 

Officers issued four traffic warnings.

April 29

Officer McGinnis blocked low water crossings on West Main due to flooding.

Officer McGinnis blocked roadways for flooding at 11th St, 10th St, S Center St, and S Cherry St.

Officer McGinnis assisted city utilities. 

Officer Barnhouse conducted a security check on a vehicle parked at the airport.

Officer Barnhouse conducted a security check on North Ash.

Officers Hocking and Barnhouse responded to North Center for 911 hang up calls from a juvenile.

Officer Barnhouse responded to West Fourth Street for a missing juvenile and later located the juvenile at Booster Field.

Officer McGinnis and Sgt. Struble conducted security checks of local businesses. 

Officer McGinnis responded to North Ash for a report of a disturbance. He spoke to individuals and advised them to keep the music down.

Officer McGinnis responded to State Route 76 for a verbal disturbance. He advised both parties to separate for the night.

Officers spoke to six individuals requesting information or assistance.

April 30

Officer McGinnis conducted building security checks of local businesses.

Officer Barnhouse and Sgt. Struble responded to Fourth Street for a report of a possible fight. Investigation determined a verbal dispute occurred between two parties. Officers separated the two, and they put the domestic twelve-hour rule into effect. 

Officers Hocking and Barnhouse responded to West Fourth Street for a disturbance. They separated the parties and issued the twelve-hour rule.

Officer McGinnis and Sgt. Struble conducted security checks of local businesses.

Officer McGinnis found an open door on Drew Street and conducted a security check of the building. 

Officers spoke to thirteen individuals requesting information or assistance.

May 1

Officer Barnhouse removed debris from the roadway on West US Hwy 60/63.

Officer Barnhouse conducted a safety check of a disabled motorist on US 60/63. 

Officer McGinnis responded to Short Street for a disturbance.

Officer McGinnis and Sgt. Struble conducted security checks of local businesses.

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