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Traffic Stop Leads to Possession Charges
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Traffic Stop Leads to Possession Charges
On January 4, 2026, a Howell County deputy conducted a traffic stop in West Plains for inoperable lighting on a vehicle with registration that expired in April 2019. The driver, identified as Elijah Harper, was unable to provide proof of insurance. For investigative purposes, Harper was instructed multiple times to exit the vehicle. He repeatedly refused, telling officers “no.” After continued noncompliance, officers removed Harper from the vehi…
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