20-year-olds Christopher White, Quandarius Washington, Dajon Pierre, and Stephen Togo was charged with aggravated robbery when they entered a woman’s home armed to take shoes and a safe. They were caught by police speeding away from the scene.
On August 27th, the Clarksville Police Department dispatched officers to 416 Donna Drive for a home invasion. Julia Timmons, who resides in the home, spoke about four African-American males, one of which had a gun, forcibly entered her home. The four men, later identified as Christopher White, Quandarius Washington, Dajon Pierre, and Stephen Togo kicked in Timmons’ front door.
Christopher White (MCSO) 
Quandarius Washington (MCSO) 
Dajon Pierre (MCSO) 
Stephen Togo (MCSO)
They held Julia, Jakaila Timmons, and Zyeria Dozier at gunpoint and said, “Don’t nobody move on my momma.” After making their way to the back bedroom they took a safe and several pairs of shoes still in the box. As they were exiting the residence, witness David Boles was sitting on his front porch at 419 Donna Drive and saw all four of them enter a grey four-door vehicle and speed off.
While they were speeding away from the scene, police vehicles saw them and conducted a traffic stop for speeding. Inside the vehicle, police found all four suspects as well as the safe, shoes in boxes, and a black handgun in the glovebox fitting the description Timmons gave that was used in the robbery.
Christopher White, Quandarius Washington, and Stephen Togo were arrested and charged with aggravated robbery. Their bonds were set at $150,000 each.
Dajon Pierre was arrested and charged with aggravated robbery, unlawful drug paraphernalia, and simple possession. His bond was set at $250,500.
