21-year-old Savannah Tumlin was charged with domestic assault after she pushed her boyfriend around causing him to jam his finger, then threw out his TV and shoes while police were present.
On October 24th, Clarksville Police Department Officer Matthew Roederer arrived at Blue Grass Meadows Apartments located at 3872 Jockey Drive. Savannah Tumlin and her boyfriend, Malik Boyce, had gotten into an argument that officers had to diffuse.
After the officers went back to their vehicle, one of their neighbors stopped them and said she heard screaming and banging from the two again. Officer Roederer walked back up to the residence and saw Tumlin throw Boyce’s TV and shoes into the parking lot. As she went back into the house, police took her into custody. According to Boyce, he went to grab the keys to their car from Tumlin’s backpack when she started pushing him, which caused him to jam his finger.
Savannah Tumlin was arrested and charged with domestic assault. She was later released on a $500 bond.
