40-year-old Kara Yeager and 36-year-old Tiffany Taylor were charged with possession of meth and drug paraphernalia when they were found dumpster diving behind City Thrift and then admitted to police they had meth in their possession and consented to a vehicle search.
On July 16th, in a public release, Police Chief David Crockarell called the “volume” of available fireworks “intense” and stated the “Clarksville Police Department would be in favor of perhaps limiting the number of tents allowed and in restricting sales dates and the days when they can be used.” Currently, state law only allows the sale of fireworks from June 20th to July 5th and December 10th to January 2nd. Use of fireworks is also already forbidden except between July 1-5 from 6:00-10:00 pm and December 28 to January 1st from 6:00 pm to 12:00 midnight.
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.
Clarksville Police Department leaders have presented Mayor Joe Pitts with a “top-to-bottom review” of the Department’s processes and protocols regarding arrests, use of force and police-bias prevention.
33-year-old Bogdan Tkachuk was charged with driving under the influence after he was observed by police to be unable to maintain his speed and stay in his own lane and when tested, blew a 0.209 BAC, which is over twice the legal limit.
32-year-old Terrez Morris was charged with resisting arrest after he was found hiding hair clippers he tried to steal at Walmart and when police tried to detain him, he continuously pulled away and had to be taken to the ground.
29-year-old Josie Bahr was charged with domestic assault when her boyfriend picked up something of hers and she took it back and shoved him. What did he take that prompted Josie to push him? We can’t tell through the redaction … can you? Let us know in the comments and join us on Good Morning Clarksville at 7 AM for the results! You might win $50!
Clarksville Police Chief Al Ansley confirms to Scoop: Clarksville that Officer Jarreil Peoples is now under internal investigation by the department and not working as an on-duty officer. On Thursday, Peoples’ paramour announced she was pregnant with his child, which she alleges was conceived while on-duty.
