25-year-old Eric Rasean Taylor, an employee at Outback Steakhouse, had taken $200 from his job on March 5th. When officers arrived, they spoke with Maria Rodriguez, the on-duty manager, who advised that Taylor stole money from the lockbox in the manager’s office. Rodriguez also provided security camera footage of the incident. She stated that the office is in a portion of the building that is off-limits to employees and that he did not have a reason for entering. Rodriguez added that this is outside the scope of his duties and is not normal behavior for their staff. Rodriguez said that when she confronted Taylor about it, he returned a $50 bill and left in possession of $150 from the business. Taylor was taken into custody for burglary on March 21st.
Tag: burglary
Deborah Neely burglarizes storage unit
30-year-old Deborah Lakiesha Neely and Sharoniece Hunter stole $4,250 worth of items from a Red Dot storage unit on Huntco Drive early on January 8th. Ms. Harrison, the owner of the burglarized unit, alerted the authorities on February 4th, advising that she had not been to her unit since January 1st. Harrison further explained that her lock had been cut and that she was missing clothes, three televisions, her birth certificate, her social security card, a king-size mattress, and various furniture items. Officers obtained footage from the Red Dot, which showed Neely, in a brown puffer jacket and a pink beanie cap, meeting with Hunter before walking to her unit. Then, they walked down the aisle near Harrison’s storage and returned carrying multiple items. Officers were notified that on January 11th, Hunter pawned one of the items taken during a different unit burglary at Easy Pawn on Fort Campbell Boulevard. Then, on February 11th, officers arrived at Red Dot for an unrelated call and met with Neely at her unit, which had the clothes she was seen wearing during the theft. Neely was taken into custody for burglary.
Tylea Martin caught stealing $16 worth of merchandise at Walmart
23-year-old Tylea Martin was caught shoplifting at the Walmart on Fort Campbell Boulevard on December 29th, 2023. Walmart employees observed Martin hiding merchandise in her purse. The value of the items amounted to $16. Before shoplifting at this location, Martin had been banned from all Walmart stores in the United States on March 30th, 2023. Tylea Martin was taken into custody and charged with theft.
Demetria Venoy assaults boyfriend’s coworker at Exxon Hi-Road gas station
38-year-old Demetria Venoy was seen assaulting her boyfriend’s coworker, Devann Hall, at the Exxon Hi-Road on Trenton Road on December 30th. Venoy entered and walked behind the store counter, which she had no legal access to. Once behind the counter, Venoy began to strike Hall. This caused significant swelling to her forehead and bruising to her left eye. Demetria Venoy was taken into custody and charged with burglary on January 12th.
Brandon Nixon steals basketball hoop from Walmart
29-year-old Brandon Allen Nixon stole a basketball hoop from Walmart on Wilma Rudolph Boulevard on November 19th. On November 20th, Morgan Robinson, the Walmart AP officer, advised officers that she witnessed Nixon enter the store with no items and load up the basketball hoop before being stopped at the door by an employee asking for his receipt. Nixon stated he came in with the item to return it and that he left his receipt in the car. He told them he was going to retrieve the receipt but never returned. Robinson told them that the other Walmart stores helped her identify Nixon and notified her of Nixon being banned from all Walmart locations. She provided video footage confirming her statements, and a warrant was secured for his arrest. Nixon was taken into custody and charged with burglary on December 13th.
Casey Greavu jailed after stealing $8 worth of shaving gel from Walmart
29-year-old chronic burglar Casey Greavu was involved in a shoplifting incident on September 23rd. Walmart loss of prevention officer Courtney Lemons states that Greavu was seen shoplifting shaving gel worth almost $8 and walked out of the store. Loss Prevention Officer Lemons conveyed to officers that Greavu had already trespassed in Walmart before and was told not to return to any Walmart in the nation due to burglary incidents on September 12th and August 23rd of 2023. Greavu was taken into custody and charged with burglary.
Patricia Morris charged with $141 theft from Walmart
31-year-old Patricia Morris was booked on an outstanding warrant from March when she was caught on camera shoplifting from Walmart on Fort Cambell Boulevard. The loss prevention officer, Nick Mullins, told police he saw Morris place items into the personal bag that she went into the store with. He stopped her and was able to recover the items, but Morris took off running. Mullins counted 35 items that she attempted to shoplift, with a total cost of $141.62. This is not her first time shoplifting, as she had been previously trespassed from Walmart on May 31st, 2021.
Austin Mellender jailed for felony auto theft & two handguns
18-year-old Austin Michael Mellender is jailed in lieu of a $50,000 bond charged with the theft of a 2020 Ford Escape from Rheann Vera. Officers located him inside the vehicle with two male juveniles, ages 13 and 14, on Pageant Lane with 15 grams of marijuana and a loaded .22 magnum revolver, which was also reported stolen. He attempted to flee during the arrest but was captured after a brief foot chase. A search also revealed a 9mm handgun in the pocket of his hoodie. During an interview, it was learned all three individuals participated in the vehicle theft.
Chase Clark charged in aggravated burglary of ex-girlfriend’s home
22-year-old Chase Clark is charged with felony aggravated burglary after his ex-girlfriend, Athena Souza-Gaiski, says she came home around 2 a.m. Sunday to find her house vandalized. Police noted food was thrown all around the kitchen, the glass on the back door was broken out, and other items were thrown throughout the home. She immediately suspected her ex as the suspect and relayed that to police. A neighbor had also noticed Clark at the residence around midnight. Officers say Clark moved out over a month ago and no longer had access to the home since moving back with his mother.
Aidan Lidgard charged in burglary of Woodlawn Mini Storage units
19-year-old Aidan Geoffrey Lidgard is charged with five counts of burglary after police say he cut the lock from the front gate of Woodlawn Mini Storage and from multiple units within the property. Police say Lidgard, along with a passenger, spent just under two hours at the property. Four units belonging to Randall Paschall had the locks cut but didn’t appear to have anything missing. A unit belonging to Ray Jones had multiple tools taken, valued at $1,300.
Kylan Roberts bursts into APSU dorm room, assaults girlfriend & takes her keys — $20K Bond
Kelsey Stewart says her boyfriend of over a year, 20-year-old Kylan Deanglo Roberts, barged into her Castle Heights dorm room at APSU just before midnight on September 28th in front of multiple witnesses. She says he pushed and strangled her around the room, then took her car keys and fled the floor.
Duo charged in late-night O’Charley’s misadventure — Tyler Ainsworth & Megan McCollough
Clarksville Police responded to an alarm call at the O’Charley’s on Wilma Rudolph Blvd in the early morning hours of September 19th. ADS Monitoring reported a front door activation at the business. Officers observed 22-year-old Megan McCollough and 20-year-old Tyler Zane Ainsworth in the patio area., and both began to flee on foot when officers identified themselves. After a brief pursuit to terminal drive, both were taken into custody. Ainsworth stated he entered the building, claiming it was unlocked and took three Miller Lite beers, which were located along the path of the foot pursuit. McCollough told police she only entered the restaurant at 1 a.m. on a Monday to use the restroom.
Harold Baker charged with felony Walmart Burglary; items never left the building
63-year-old Harold Baker is now charged with felony burglary after loss prevention associate Nicholas Mullins at the Walmart on Fort Campbell Blvd says they recognized him from May when he was trespassed from the business. The associate called Clarksville Police and reported that Baker once again had taken items from a retail shelf and carried them to a register, and concealed them in a bag, while paying for other items. He is free on a $5,000 bond.
Toni Camia charged with murder of grandchild, says she “took a bath with the baby & fell asleep”
Detectives with the Clarksville Police Department Special Operations Homicide Unit have charged 44-year-old Toni Camia with Aggravated Child Abuse/Neglect/Endangerment of a child less than eight years old and First Degree Murder in perpetration/attempt to perpetrate a crime for the death of 5-month-old Angel Stanford, and she is jailed in lieu of a $300,000 bond.
Paradise Anderson charged with burglary after beating her baby’s daddy
Clarksville Police got creative when they charged 27-year-old Paradise Arzelia Lorena Anderson with felony burglary on May 5th. Her ex-boyfriend says that on that day, he declined to let her pick up the child they have in common, and the argument quickly became physical. She reportedly forced open the door of his vehicle and attempted to remove the key from the ignition. During this attempt, she punched and scratched him multiple times, and officers documented scratches and a welt on his face from the assault. A warrant was issued for her arrest.
Toni Camia charged with felony burglary after stealing $42.93 in groceries from Walmart
43-year-old Toni Camia was permanently trespassed from Walmart in 2019, according to police. On April 16th, Walmart Loss Prevention employees from the Fort Campbell Blvd location called police to say she was being detained for taking $42.93 worth of grocery items. Officers arrived, and due to the prior trespass on file, she was charged with felony burglary and transported to booking. She is free on a $5,000 bond.
Woman charged in burglary of South Riverside Drive laundromat — Trachel Stevenson
27-year-old Trachel Stevenson was booked into the Montgomery County Jail this week on an outstanding warrant alleging she broke into a South Riverside Drive laundromat with a co-defendant and took $300 from a coin machine. Police say the incident was captured on video.
She is charged with felony burglary.
