Willow Springs Police Department

 

Citations

December 9

Steven Alan Young, Mountain View, failure to stop at stop sign

December 10

Logan Adam Davis, Willow Springs, failure to register vehicle and failure to maintain financial responsibility

David Alan Schremp, Poplar Bluff, speeding 11-15 over

Eric Chad Loman, Willow Springs, speeding 11-15 over

December 11

Colleen M Dillingham, Lake St. Louis, speeding 11-15 over

Kelly Louise Wise, Willow Springs, failure to stop at stop sign

Taylen Jaquel Mustipher, Clinton, MS, speeding 16-19 over

December 12

Terza Joel Davis, Monticello, Ill., speeding 11-15 over

Marvin Dale Mohrman, Willow Springs, speeding 11-15 over

December 13

Tre’ Griffin Thomason, Birch Tree, speeding 11-15 over

December 14

Kyla N Pribble, Willow Springs, assault

James Keith Roark, Williamsburg, Ken., speeding 11-15 over

 

Calls for Service

December 8

Chief Wes Ellison assisted Oregon County in attempting to locate a runaway juvenile on Oakwood Drive.

Officer Jada Gunter responded to Sunshine Drive for a noise complaint. After speaking with an individual, they turned their music down.

Officer Gunter performed security checks at: FGBC, UPS, Fixtures for Less, American Diesel, the airport, Willow Care, Snappy Mart, golf course, Loves, the city park, football field, and MoDot.

December 9

While at lunch at Cattlemen’s Steakhouse, Reserve Officer Jim Hedlesten observed someone choking. He performed the Heimlich Maneuver and called EMS.

Officer Gunter performed security checks at: FGBC, Baileys, Loves, golf course, American Diesel, UPS, Fixtures for Less, and Peterbilt.

December 10

An employee of Snappy Mart asked Officer Gunter to check on two suspicious vehicles. Individuals in both stated they were sleeping, and everything was fine.

December 11

Reserve Officer Paul McCormick took a report of theft from a residence on East Main.

December 13

Asst. Chief Alan Lewis took a report from an individual with a possible ex parte violation. A report will be filed with Howell County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office. 

Asst. Chief Lewis responded to Main Street and Harris Street for a stranded motorist. He controlled traffic at the intersection until the vehicle could be moved. 

Officer Gunter took a report of a runaway juvenile. Later, the father contacted both Officer Gunter and Officer David Hocking to let them know they’d found the juvenile and nothing further would be required. 

Officer Hocking and Officer Jake Cronin responded to suspicious activity in the area of Dollar General. A security check was made, but they found nothing unusual. 

December 14

Officer Joby Hoopes responded to a residence on East Main for a possible intruder. 

Officer Gunter took a report from a driver of a truck at Loves regarding harassment from another driver. 

Officer Jake Cronin took a burglary report on South Harris Street.

Officer Gunter performed security checks at: golf course, airport, BNSF Railroad, American Diesel, UPS, Fixtures for Less, Willow Care, Baileys, Loves, and FGBC.

December 15

Officer Gunter performed security checks at: golf course, airport, Baileys, UPS, American Diesel, Willow Care, city park, football field, and Loves.

Officer Gunter received a call about a horse on the roadway. Missouri State Highway Patrol also called about the horse. No animal on the highway could be located.