Thursday, November 28, 2019

Highway Patrol DWI Arrests November 27-28

Johnie C. Thurman, 37, Branson, driving while intoxicated, possession of drug paraphernalia, equipment violation (license plate lamp)

Leonardo A. Barrios, 26, Springfield, driving while intoxicated, careless and imprudent driving, driving wrong way on one-way highway

Justin J. Melton, 33, Highlandville, driving while intoxicated, speeding, stopped in the roadway

Cody D. Romines, 28, Oronogo, four misdemeanor Joplin Police Department traffic warrants, misdemeanor Carterville Police Department traffic warrant

John J. Bourque, 36, Joplin, felony drug trafficking (heroin), misdemeanor Seneca Police Department warrant for failure to appear on driving while suspended








Isaiah K. Stone, 24, Forsyth, driving while intoxicated, no seat belt

Demarcus L. Hill, 25, Springfield, misdemeanor Hickory County warrant for failure to appear on traffic violation

Samuel C. Dietz, 21, Springfield, driving while intoxicated, possession of drug paraphernalia, no valid license

Michael L. Cowsar, 46, Rockaway Beach, misdemeanor Rockaway Beach Police Department warrant for failure to appear on driving while suspended, misdemeanor Taney County warrant for failure to appear on possession of narcotic equipment, possession of marijuana

Mindy K. Garrison, 45, Rockaway Beach, misdemeanor Christian County warrant for failure to appear

Gregory S. Veilleux, 44, Woodstock, Georgia, driving while intoxicated

Trevor L. McKenzie, 27, Philadelphia, Mississippi, driving while intoxicated, no valid license, no insurance

Matthew J. Davis, 24, Springfield, driving while intoxicated, careless and imprudent driving, consumption of an alcoholic beverage while driving

Karen J. Buckman, 55, Galena, driving while intoxicated, misdemeanor resisting arrest by fleeing, failed to drive on the right half of the roadway

Michael S. Gary, 52, McNeal, Arizona, felony tampering with a motor vehicle

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