On 2/23/19, Officer Housley initiated a traffic stop for a moving violation. The driver provided a name that came back to a female with two warrants for her arrest.
The driver was arrested on these two warrants. Once the driver got to the Newton County Jail it was determined that she had lied about her identity.
The driver was confirmed to be Ashley England. England had warrants out of Joplin for Obstruction, a felony warrant out of Jasper County for tampering with a motor vehicle and a second felony warrant out of Jasper County for Possession of a controlled substance. The moral to the story is don’t provide a false name to Law Enforcement when that person is wanted.
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On 2/22/19, Officer Housley initiated a traffic stop for an equipment violation. The driver was arrested for DWR and transported to Newton County Jail.
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On 2/22/19, Officer Housley initiated a traffic stop for an equipment violation. The driver was arrested for DWR and transported to Newton County Jail.
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On 2/21/19, Officer Housley initiated a traffic stop for an equipment violation. The driver, Dallas Smith, had a warrant out of Newton County for Failure to Register Motor Vehicle. Smith was arrested and transported to Newton County Jail.
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On 2/21/19, Officer Thiel initiated a traffic stop for an equipment violation. The Driver, Tara Nation, had a warrant out of Webb City for No Insurance. Nation was arrested and transported to Newton County Jail.
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On 2/21/19, Officers observed a suspicious vehicle at Doug’s Body Works. Upon running the tag, it came back to Michael Gilstrap. Gilstrap had a warrant out of Newton County for DWI-Persistent Offender. Gilstrap was arrested and transported to Newton County Jail.
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On 2/20/19, Officer Housley initiated a traffic stop for an equipment violation. A passenger in the vehicle, Timothy Livermore, had a warrant out of Joplin for: Failure to Appear for Public Consumption of Alcohol. Livermore was arrested and transported to Newton County Jail.
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On 2/20/19, Officer Fort received a call from Dispatch in regards to a careless and imprudent driver. Officer Fort observed the vehicle leaving the Gas-N-Snak area.
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On 2/20/19, Officer Fort received a call from Dispatch in regards to a careless and imprudent driver. Officer Fort observed the vehicle leaving the Gas-N-Snak area.
The vehicle committed numerous traffic violations while driving south on 43. The vehicle was stopped for the violations. The vehicle had a female driver with two kids with no seat belts or proper booster/car seat.
The driver was arrested for DWI and transported to Newton County Jail. The driver was also issued citations for: DWI, Endangering the Welfare of a Child, Careless and Imprudent Driving, Open Container, No Insurance, and No Valid Driver’s License. Should be noted the driver had a BAC twice the legal limit with small children in the vehicle.
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On 2/20/19, Officer Thiel made contact with a vehicle in reference to a suspicious vehicle. Officer Thiel began to follow the vehicle to a residence he was familiar with and knew this vehicle and driver didn’t belong.
Officer Thiel activated his lights and spot light and told the driver to come back to the car. The driver was arrested for DWS. The passenger lied to Officer Thiel about his name. The passenger was arrested for giving false info to the police. Both subjects were transported to Newton County Jail.
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On 2/19/19, Officer Fort initiated a traffic stop for an equipment violation. The driver was arrested for DWS and transported to Newton County Jail. The driver was also issued a citation for DWS.
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On 2/19/19, Officer Fort initiated a traffic stop for an equipment violation. The driver was arrested for DWS and transported to Newton County Jail. The driver was also issued a citation for DWS.
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