Montgomery County Tennessee Mayor Jim Durrett recently told his constituents that COVID-19 was just a strain of the flu, suggesting the “-19” designation meant this was our 19th time experiencing this, and overall downplaying the impact of the virus, noting that most deaths were in nursing homes. Montgomery County has 6 confirmed Cases of Coronavirus, as of Tuesday.
Kaliyah Ellis, 22, was charged with domestic assault and domestic vandalism after an argument with her ex-boyfriend over a broken water heater. She is accused of punching him, pulling his hair, and kicking his TV.
David Suiter, 52, was arrested for indecent exposure and public intoxication after he was found trying to “leave a letter” in his neighbor’s mailbox because he was lonely.
30-year-old Edward Lewis Anderson is charged with aggravated domestic assault after his girlfriend says he threw a pillow at her, then pushed her and drug her down a hallway by her shirt before choking her. He is free on a $3,500 bond.
55-year-old Jeffery Robert Harden is free on a $250 bond after he assaulted his wife with a spoon.
22-year-old Idalis Marie Mojica is charged with driving under the influence after Clarksville Police Officer Doss discovered her asleep in the driver’s seat of a running vehicle in the McDonald’s drive-thru, less than an hour into the new year.
Christopher Monson was charged with 10 counts of aggravated sexual battery, 9 counts of incest, 7 counts of rape of a child under 13 years old, 3 counts of rape, 2 counts of continuous sexual abuse of a child, especially aggravated sexual exploitation of a minor, and criminal attempt to commit rape. Christy Monson was charged with 2 counts of duty to report – abuse/ neglect/ etc., coercion of a witness, and tampering with or fabricating evidence.
Rebecca Stoke, 26, was charged with domestic assault after getting into a fight with her mother, and punching her in the eye, per an arrest warrant.
26-year-old Raynesha Davis will appear in court Tuesday, charged with felony vandalism. An arrest warrant details she poured water on the electronic register, causing $1500 in damage before fleeing the scene. When an officer reached her via phone, Davis told him to “put a warrant out for me”, so he did.
Paul Klopfer, 29, was charged with DUI, Possession of a handgun while under the influence, and an open container after police found a Glock 9mm, AR-15 rifle, and numerous rounds of ammunition in his vehicle.
