A West Plains man repeatedly accused of violating orders of protection has added six felonies to a long list of unresolved charges after reportedly entering a woman’s house uninvited and against court order, then running when officers arrived, indirectly causing an injury to an officer chasing him.
Justin E. Stiner, 31, U.S. 160, is now additionally charged with first-degree burglary, third-degree domestic assault, resisting arrest for a felony, first-degree property damage, second-degree assault involving a special victim and stealing by physically taking.
He is held on $50,000 bail and has entered a plea of not guilty, his preliminary hearing set for Dec. 16 before 37th Associate Circuit Judge R. David Ray, according to court records.
In total, the charges are three counts of third-degree domestic assault, two counts each of second-degree assault and first-degree burglary, and a count each of leaving the scene of an accident causing at least $1,000 in damage, stealing at least $750, armed criminal action, second-degree property damage, stealing by physically taking, resisting arrest for a felony and first-degree property damage.
Moore is also facing a count each of third-degree domestic assault, possession of a controlled substance, unlawful use of a weapon by possession a weapon and a controlled substance, and two counts of unlawful possession of a firearm related to two other incidents, according to court records.
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