CRIME & SAFETY

22-year-old Fort Campbell Soldier Glendon Savage was found passed out in a vehicle that was hanging halfway off the right side of Ringgold Rd with vomit all over his legs in the early morning of September 17th. Police woke him up, and he admitted to drinking “a lot.” He agreed to perform sobriety tests but could not due to his level of intoxication, so police placed him into custody. After he agreed to a blood draw, it was conducted at Tennova Medical Center. This is his first DUI charge.

21-year-old Fort Campbell Soldier Garrison Meadows was booked on September 2nd when police observed a pickup truck speeding down Dover Road, going 68 mph in a 45mph zone. Police followed the truck as it sped through the Circle K parking lot. This was when the police turned on their emergency equipment to make a traffic stop, but the vehicle picked up speed, leaving the officer behind on Lafayette Road. Further down the road, the officer found the truck in a yard crashed into a parked vehicle. Meadows was identified as the injured driver in the front seat. There was also an injured female in the passenger seat and an unresponsive male in the backseat. Meadows admitted to drinking but refused to perform sobriety tests and was transported to Tennova ER.

Authorities have released the name of a Clarksville man who was killed in a single-vehicle wreck on Interstate 24 in Christian County Saturday night. Christian County Sheriff’s deputies say a car driven by 24-year-old Tyshawn Banks was exiting the Kentucky Welcome Center at a high rate of speed when it ran off the road, up an embankment, and rolled several times before coming to a stop and catching fire.

A Saturday afternoon crash in Clarksville sent one person to the hospital and left Fort Campbell Boulevard partially blocked.

A shocking overnight shooting outside a Clarksville bar has left one individual in critical condition. Clarksville police are now investigating the incident that occurred on North Riverside Drive. Tune in for the latest updates on this developing story.

A man was flown to a Nashville hospital after falling from a deer stand on Cavanaugh Lane Sunday morning. Christian County emergency personnel say the man fell around 10 feet from the stand and was taken to a waiting helicopter that flew him to Skyline Medical Center in Nashville. The...

24-year-old Ki’Eric Hicks admitted to driving a Dodge Charger that was involved in an accident with a Jeep on Neptune Dr. on September 17th. Police noticed damage to the front end of the Charger and the rear end of the Jeep. Inside the Charger, officers found a .45 caliber Citadel handgun and two Crown Royal airplane bottles. Ki’Eric had signs of intoxication when he walked up and spoke to the police. He refused to perform sobriety tests and consented to a blood draw.

On the morning of September 17th, Clarksville Police Department Officer Godwin responded to a call of a fight in progress at Palmer Drive from an uninvolved resident in the apartment complex. Upon arrival, Officer Godwin observed 28-year-old Kiyanna Allen in the parking lot, yelling towards the apartments. It was reported that Allen was upset and witnessed her boyfriend entertaining another female. When Allen witnessed her boyfriend and the other female outside, she sprinted across the street to confront the two. Allen had to be tackled to the ground in order to stop assaulting them. Allen was taken into custody for disorderly conduct.

22-year-old Fort Campbell soldier Ashleigh Nelson was jailed on September 11th after refusing to leave her boyfriend’s house on Wallace Boulevard. The complainant advised that his on-and-off girlfriend was initially invited over but wouldn’t leave. Police arrived and told Ms. Nelson that she needed to leave. She gathered her belongings and agreed to exit the apartment but became irate in the process and decided she wasn’t going anywhere. She spoke on the phone so loudly that the neighbors began to come outside. Ms. Nelson began to knock on her boyfriend’s door again and was taken into custody for disorderly conduct.

An SUV was reported stolen on Moores Drive in Hopkinsville and was located later Sunday morning. Hopkinsville Police say a white 2004 GMC Yukon that had its keys still inside was taken and then located by the owner’s brother shortly after behind the Bank Of Cadiz on Fort Campbell Boulevard.

Hopkinsville police have arrested Jason Mayton for fleeing or evading police after he reportedly ran when they attempted to serve him with an arrest warrant. According to the police report, officers responded to a location on Avalon Boulevard Friday afternoon to serve a warrant for felony probation violation against Mayton. Upon seeing officers arrive, Mayton allegedly fled into the residence, out the back door and into a nearby wood line. The pursuit continued for a short distance through the woods before he was taken into custody.

A joint investigation involving several agencies led to the arrest of a Hopkinsville man on drug trafficking charges Wednesday. Hopkinsville Police say they searched the home of Anthony Catlett on a federal search warrant and seized approximately one ounce of a tan powder substance that was determined to contain fentanyl through laboratory testing along with other illegal narcotics.

On the night of August 26th, Detective Headley responded to a false reports call at N. Riverside Drive. Headley was investigating a stolen vehicle reported by 23-year-old Nicolas Hunter before determining he made false statements to officers regarding his whereabouts the night the vehicle was involved in a hit-and-run and reported stolen. Hunter knowingly provided false information to the police. He was additionally held on outstanding warrants out of Kentucky.

On September 2nd, Officers responded to a call regarding a domestic assault at Union Hall Rd. Upon arrival, Tobin Brown stated that 24-year-old Blanca Valdovinos-Medina became upset while under the influence of alcohol and punched him in the face. She then went outside the residence, threw a rock at the window, causing the glass to shatter, and broke his tablet.

33-year-old Geospatial Engineer Technician Juston Silcox was jailed on September 16th after police observed a gray pickup truck speeding down Fort Campbell Boulevard. Silcox was driving 63 mph in a 45 mph zone. His eyes were watery, and he had thrown up on himself. He told officers he had two alcoholic drinks and consented to sobriety tests. He performed poorly and was taken into custody. When officers searched his vehicle, they observed vomit all over the inside and outside of the car door.

A Hopkinsville woman was charged with drug possession after a report of a disturbance on Lafayette Road Thursday afternoon. Hopkinsville Police say they were called to the area for a wreck and told about a disturbance between 22-year-old Jordan Smith and her father. She was reportedly riding on the outside...

On September 17th, on Warfield Blvd., Officer Williams observed a blue Honda driving on the far-right shoulder that matched the description from a recent call to 911 regarding reckless driving. Officer Williams conducted a traffic stop once he followed the blue Honda and witnessed it struggle to maintain its lane. During the traffic stop, 29-year-old Kayla Collins, driver of the blue Honda, stated she was on her way home from work while showing visible signs of impairment and forgetting to retrieve her I.D after Officer Williams asked for it. She then stated she had two beers while at work before consenting to provide a breath sample, where the reading was .257% BAC, more than triple the legal limit.

Officer Nolan responded to a possession of a firearm with alcohol call at I-24 near Highway 76 on the morning of September 16th. Upon arrival, 21-year-old Rowdy Clark was identified as the driver of a blue Mustang GT. Clark stated he was heading to his house from a friend’s house. Clark told officers he believed he had a green light and did not see the car in front of him, causing him to run into it. Officer Nolan observed Clark to have visible signs of intoxication. Clark was asked to conduct a standard field sobriety test where he performed poorly. Officer Nolan found a loaded Taurus 9mm pistol located in the driver after a search. Clark agreed to a blood draw and was transported to Tennova prior to booking.

67-year-old Tawin White was driving her vehicle with both her passenger side tires flat and the side of her car heavily damaged down New Providence Blvd on September 21st. Clarksville Police Department Officer LaJoie conducted a traffic stop and smelled alcohol on Tawin. She said she had two drinks earlier while with her friends and was unsure what she hit with her vehicle. Officer LaJoie stated that she had signs of intoxication, she had urinated on herself, and he could not have her perform sobriety tests nor read her implied consent due to the language barrier. She was then arrested for her first DUI.

Deputies have released the name of a Hopkinsville man that was injured in a shooting on Carl Smith Road in Christian County Thursday morning. Christian County Sheriff’s deputies say just after 3 am 30-year-old Davonta Spencer was getting into his car to go to work when three shots were fired with one hitting him in the leg.