36-year-old Quinton Olridge was charged with domestic assault, possession of marijuana, drug paraphernalia, and open container after he dragged his girlfriend around her living room by her hair and admitted to having a leafy substance inside of his vehicle.
On November 12th, Clarksville Police Officer Michael Hickmon was dispatched to 12 Fountainbleau Road in response to a domestic violence report. When Officer Hickmon arrived, he made contact with Tori Brown. Tori reported that she was asleep when Quinton Olridge knocked on her door and claimed he had roses for her. She opened her door and realized he did not have any roses. Quinton accused Tori of cheating on him, grabbed her by her hair, and dragged her around the living room. She reported he left the residence afterward.
Tori had noticeable swelling and bruising on her knee and left arm. She was able to get Quinton to return to her house, and Officer Hickmon spoke with him. He was read his Miranda rights and he denied the accusations. The officer noticed the smell of marijuana emitting from his person, and he admitted to having it inside of his vehicle. His vehicle was searched and a marijuana cigarette was located. The officer also found a bag with a leafy substance inside of it in the driver’s door pocket and a Ciroc bottle was spotted in the passenger seat.
Quinton Olridge was arrested and charged with an open container violation, unlawful drug paraphernalia, domestic assault, and possession of marijuana. He is currently jailed in lieu of a $20,000 bond.
