18-year-old Michael Negron was charged with possession of marijuana for resale, possession of a firearm during a felony, and unlawful drug paraphernalia when an officer stopped him on a dirt bike near Greenwood and searched his backpack.
Stewart County Mayor Robin Brandon’s social media meltdown was a two-hour tirade on everything from TDS, BLM, Marxism, mandatory masks, threatening to give his jurisdiction “a taste” of government overreach and even telling Indigenous People to “shut up” about Mount Rushmore.
30-year-old Matthew Outler was charged with vandalism when authorities said that he admitted to slashing all four tires and smashing out the windshield of a woman’s vehicle during an argument.
38-year-old Julius Skelton was charged with domestic assault when he found drugs in his home and wanted the owner of the items out. The owner complained that he had been shoved and told “I am going to break you in half”.
As of July 3rd, Montgomery County has 534 COVID-19 cases. 198 have recovered and our county has experienced 7 deaths from the disease caused by the novel coronavirus. 329 cases are currently active and 34 individuals are hospitalized. Montgomery County broke 100 cases since last Friday, June 26th.
33-year-old Bobby Otten was charged with aggravated assault almost 3 months after a man told police he and two others jumped him in his home after he let them in to pick up some dogs.
35-year-old Angela Telles was charged with indecent exposure, public intoxication, and assault on an officer when CPD found her at a gas station in a stranger’s vehicle with her breasts out. She had also tried to get in other cars before police arrived.
Hundreds of Clarksville high school seniors and their families attended graduation ceremonies organized, in part, by a man known on Facebook as Shane Chris. Chris is actually Shane C. Thompson, a sex offender from Trigg County.
37-year-old Leighanne Keen was charged with driving under the influence after two 911 callers reported her driving the wrong way Warfield Boulevard. She told officers she was trying to get home from Electric Cowboy when her GPS gave her the wrong directions. She blew a .193 BAC.
51-year-old Jenine Cooper was charged with criminal trespass when a Circle K employee reported her for being on the property. Cooper had already been cited for trespassing on June 4th.
