31-year-old Kristin Yazzie was charged with theft of property after a woman said she took her car while she was sleeping. She identified Yazzie because she was also using the women’s phone to chat on Facebook messenger.
28-year-old Shawnquavious Kelly was charged with theft, driving with a suspended license, no proof of insurance, and drivers to exercise due care after causing an accident on 101st Airborne Division Parkway in a stolen F-150.
53-year-old Sherry Bagwell was charged with theft of property when she stuffed merchandise into big bags in the luggage section at Belk worth over $1,500.
32-year-old Krystal Scaletta was charged with theft of property and tampering with evidence after she was caught trying to steal $40 worth of items from Walmart. She then asked the loss prevention agent to not tell police about the weed in her bra.
30-year-old Jordan Knight was charged with theft of property when he convinced the 17-year-old that he was visiting with to go into the kitchen to get him food so that he could steal two firearms from the house.
47-year-old Abdul Sabree was charged with shoplifting, criminal impersonation, and two counts of unlawful drug paraphernalia after concealing close to $200 worth of Walmart merchandise in a stolen backpack.
37-year-old Joshua Mullins was charged with abuse of the elderly, forgery, two counts of identity theft, two counts of theft of property, and violation of a restraining order. His charges stem from violating an order of protection near a home on Nashboro Road where he was then caught with three warrants for his arrest, according to the National Crime Information Center.
33-year-old Andrew Freeman was charged with theft of property in regards to a 2002 Ford F-150 truck that was stolen from a business on Jardco Drive that was valued at $4,000. The vehicle was found abandoned at Creekbend Mobile Home Park nearly a month later.
24-year-old Kirstin Wasson was charged with theft of property when Target heist was foiled by the store’s trusty loss prevention personnel Nathan Fown.
CLARKSVILLE, TN – The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) recovered over $200,000 in stolen property and arrested four suspects involved in a two-state crime spree.
