Willow Springs Police Department

Citations

July 1

Trayton Walker, Bethany, speeding 11-15 over

July 2

Rickey Allen Maggard, Niangua, driving while revoked or suspended

Jamahl Edward Elie, Lakeworth, Fla., speeding 16-19 over

Stephen D Bruning, Willow Springs, driving while intoxicated

July 3

Christopher Allen McClellan, defective equipment

July 4

Tyson M Garbrecht, Sherwood, Ill., speeding 16-19 over

July 5

Robert Alex McDaniel, Willow Springs, operate vehicle without maintaining financial responsibility

Tavaris Antione Bryant, Rex, Ga., driving while revoked or suspended

July 7

Kaitlyn Rose Baker, Willow Springs, speeding 11-15 over

Jacob Daniel Blake, Arnold, speeding 16-19 over

Anthony Wayne Davidson, Seminole, Okla., speeding 16-19 over

July 8

Aeneas Ryan Gooding II, Gulf Breeze, Fla., speeding 31-35 over

July 9

Brannon L Howse, Collierville, Tenn., speeding 16-19 over

Corey Joseph Wells, homeless, trespassing first degree, disorderly conduct, indecent exposure

July 12

Michaella A Lee, Raymondville, speeding 11-15 over

 

Calls for Service

 

July 1

While on routine patrol on Railroad Drive, Officer Joe Barnhouse discovered a cow in the roadway. He assisted the cow back into the pasture.

Officer Jim Hedlesten received a call of a raccoon in poor condition near Willow Springs Apartments. He located the animal lying in the grass. He spoke with Missouri Department of Conservation, who advised they would respond to the scene.

July 2

Officer David Hocking received a call from Love’s Travel Stop of an individual parked in the lot for an extended time watching people. He spoke with the individual, who stated they were waiting to make a delivery. 

Officer Jake Cronin assisted Howell County Sheriff’s Office with a request in locating a juvenile. He and Officer Wade Bloomer located the juvenile with an adult individual. They remained until deputies arrived and arrested the adult on charges related to the juvenile.

July 3

Officer Hocking spoke to an individual complaining of a coworker tossing trash into their vehicle. 

Officer Ryan McGinnis assisted with extinguishing a trash truck on fire.

Officer McGinnis assisted EMS with a medical call.

July 4

Officer Barnhouse responded to State Route 76 for a subject to be trespassed from the property. He served the subject with the notice. The subject left, advising they would not return.

Officer Barnhouse received a report of an individual sitting outside a residence who did not belong there. He spoke to the subject and found a place inside for them to wait for their ride.

Officer McGinnis responded to Center Street, Third Street, N Center Street, and State Route 76 for a report of fireworks. He advised all parties of City ordinances and to stop setting them off. 

While fueling his vehicle, Officer Barnhouse received lost and found personal financial cards. He located an address for the owner of the cards and returned them.

Officer Barnhouse assisted with traffic regarding a disabled vehicle until it could be moved.

July 5

Officer Barnhouse responded to Willow Springs Apartments for a report of fireworks. He did not locate any fireworks.

Officer Hocking received a report of subjects parking on vacant lots. He found the vehicles parked on the right of way and not the property.

Officer McGinnis assisted Wright County with a death notification on East Sixth St.

Officer Hocking received a call of a disabled vehicle next to the car wash. A tow service removed the vehicle.

Officer McGinnis spoke with individuals involved in a verbal altercation. Neither party wished to pursue charges.

July 6

Officers received information regarding a possible vehicle stolen from Mississippi.

Officers received a complaint of an individual at Love’s Travel stop cursing at customers in the parking lot. Officers asked the subject to leave, and they complied.

Officer Bloomer assisted Howell County Sheriff’s Office with a call to Sho-Me Power. Subjects cut the fence on the property.

July 7

Officer Heddlesten received a call from an individual at MFA Agri-services reporting a subject entered their vehicle and drove off with it. When he arrived, the individual advised that the driver had picked up the wrong vehicle. 

Officer David Struble checked on the wellbeing of an individual walking on Short Street. They declined medical assistance and relayed they were just walking slow.

Officers Cary Gates and Struble assisted Howell County Sheriff’s Department on County Road 5900 with a possible domestic situation. Once deputies arrived, officers left the scene.

July 8

Officer Cronin assisted Missouri State Highway Patrol with a deer-versus-vehicle accident on US Hwy 63. Officer Cronin dispatched the deer and removed it from the highway. 

July 9

Officer Bloomer removed debris from the roadway.

Officer Bloomer received a call of dogs at large on North Center that had killed a chicken. He located the owner of the dogs and will wait to hear from the unknown chicken owner before further investigation. 

July 10

Officer Hocking assisted an individual receiving spam phone calls.

Officer Hocking checked on the wellbeing of an individual recently trespassed from Town and Country. They did not need medical assistance.

July 11

Officer Hocking assisted Willow Springs Fire with a train engine fire. He secured the scene while they put out the fire.

Officer McGinnis responded to a call of an individual that mixed alcohol and prescription medication and possibly overdosed. EMS transported the individual.

Officer Struble spoke with the Child Advocacy Center regarding a possible case.