40-year-old Matia Mutakubwa was seen swerving in a black Volkswagen Jetta on Providence Boulevard on June 23rd. Officers observed this and conducted a traffic stop at AJ’s Bar and Grill. When officers made contact with Mutakubwa, he immediately stepped out of his vehicle. While interacting with Mutakubwa, he appeared to be intoxicated, so they asked if he had consumed any alcohol. He replied that he hadn’t “drank much.” Upon being asked to perform sobriety tests, Mutakubwa declined. Mutakubwa was read implied consent and taken into custody. He was transported to the Montgomery County Jail and tested a .131% BAC.
Tag: Driving Under the Influence
DUI: Cory McManus runs stop sign in his Chevy Malibu on Branson Way
45-year-old Cory McManus was seen running a stop sign in a white Chevy Malibu on Branson Way on June 21st. Officers stopped the vehicle and made contact with McManus. Officers asked him for his license and registration, which he could not provide. When officers requested McManus to step out of his car, he almost fell over. This prompted them to ask him to perform sobriety tests. McManus agreed to the tests but performed poorly on them. McManus was taken into custody and charged with driving under the influence and obedience to any required traffic control device.
DUI: Skylar McKinnie passes out on Dunlop Lane after drinking bottle of Hennessy
31-year-old Skylar McKinnie was seen in his red Chevy Malibu sitting at the intersection of Dunlop Lane and Ted Crozier Boulevard on June 21st. When officers arrived, they observed McKinnie asleep at the wheel with his car still in drive. Officers told McKinnie to turn his vehicle off, but he did not listen to the officers’ commands. Once officers tried to remove McKinnie from the car, he tensed up and tried to pull his arms away. The car was eventually put in park; however, McKinnie continued to resist commands and put the car back into drive. While interacting with McKinnie, officers observed the strong smell of alcohol and signs of intoxication. During a probable cause search of McKinnie’s Chevy Malibu, officers located an empty bottle of Hennessy. McKinnie was transported to the Montgomery County Jail for breath testing. McKinnie’s breath test resulted in a .127% BAC.
Andrew Nelson caught driving under the influence after riding someone’s bumper
On June 20th, 40-year-old Andrew Nelson was spotted driving under the influence near the intersection of Highway 48 and Highway 149. Officers observed Nelson’s vehicle tailgating another vehicle in regular traffic, prompting them to initiate a traffic stop. Upon approaching Nelson’s vehicle and making contact, officers immediately noticed the smell of alcohol, as well as Nelson’s slurred speech and slowed reactions. Another unit arrived to assist, and they spoke with Nelson. During questioning, Nelson confessed to having consumed five beers before driving. When officers asked Nelson to perform sobriety tests, he refused. Additionally, it was discovered that Nelson’s driver’s license had been suspended due to his refusal to undergo DUI testing. Consequently, Nelson was taken into custody for driving under under the influence, following too closely, driving on a suspended license, and implied consent.
DUI: Michael Dew tells officers he took Trazodone after running stop signs
23-year-old Michael Dew was seen running stop signs near Palmyra Market on Highway 149 at 3:40 a.m. on June 20th. Officers observed an ambulance following a white truck heading towards Highway 48 that was failing to maintain its lane. Officers followed them and observed the ambulance and truck making a right turn on Hawkins Road. Officers observed the truck failing to stop at a marked stop sign and noticed the truck veering into the center yellow line and then abruptly correcting itself. A traffic stop was initiated, and upon contact with Dew, officers noticed he appeared intoxicated and that he would “zone out.” Officers proceeded to ask Dew to exit the vehicle, where they asked him if he had taken any medication or alcohol, to which he replied, “Trazodone.” Dew stated several times that he was tired, which is a known side effect of the medication. Dew was then asked to perform sobriety tests, which he agreed to but performed poorly on. Michael Dew was then taken into custody for driving under the influence, stop sign violation, and improper lane use.
DUI: Soldier Martayia Wright jailed after two shots of vodka
24-year-old Martayia Wright of the US Army was involved in a single-vehicle accident on Tylertown Road on June 20th. When officers arrived, they spoke with Wright, who was unaware of where she was or what was happening. They asked her if she had anything to drink, to which she replied that she had two shots of vodka around 3 hours before the accident. Wright took sobriety tests and performed them poorly. Wright was later taken into custody for driving under the influence.
DUI: Maegan Outland jailed after officers find empty alcohol containers
21-year-old Maegan Outland was involved in a crash near Highway 374 and Lafayette Road at 3:53 a.m. on June 15th. When officers arrived on the scene, they spoke with Outland and immediately noticed the strong smell of alcohol coming from her. Officers proceeded to ask her to perform sobriety tests, which she accepted; however, she performed poorly on all tests given. Officers then searched her vehicle and found multiple open beer containers, as well as one empty fireball and one beer with a quarter of alcohol inside it. Outland was deemed intoxicated, and she was taken into custody for driving under the influence, having an open container of alcohol, and exercising due care.
DUI: Brittny Bailey jailed after several drinks at Electric Cowboy
35-year-old Brittny Bailey was seen driving under the influence at an intersection on 101st Airborne Division Parkway and Peachers Mill Road on June 15th. When officers arrived, they spoke with Bailey, who, upon initial contact, showed signs of intoxication. When officers asked if she drank any alcohol, Bailey admitted to drinking several drinks before leaving the troubled Electric Cowboy. When officers asked Bailey to perform sobriety, she accepted. However, she performed poorly on all tests. After being informed of implied consent, she agreed to provide a breath sample, resulting in 0.192 BAC%. Bailey was then taken into custody for driving under the influence.
Malik Obradovic jailed after being caught with meth at Exxon Hi-Road gas station
30-year-old Malik Obradovic was seen sleeping at the Exxon Hi-Road gas station on Wilma Rudolph Boulevard at 5:21 a.m. on June 14th. When officers arrived, they observed Obradovic’s vehicle running next to a gas pump in the parking lot while he was sleeping with the car in drive. Once officers were able to wake Obradovic up, they observed that he was visually impaired. After ordering Obradovic out of the vehicle, officers saw a bag of suspected methamphetamine in plain view next to his foot. Officers also reported the odor of burnt marijuana emitting from the car before searching it. While searching Obradovic’s vehicle, officers located multiple small baggies, scales, a glass pipe with burn marks and white residue, syringes, and a partial cigar that smelled of burnt marijuana. A portion of the cigar tested positive for marijuana, weighing less than 14.175 grams, and a portion of the meth came back positive and had a weight of 0.5 grams. Obradovic was taken into custody for unlawful drug paraphernalia, driving under the influence, simple possession of a controlled substance, and intent to manufacture or sell controlled substances.
DUI: Timmothy Weisner drives into ditch after drinking several beers
36-year-old Timmothy Weisner was seen driving into a ditch near the Quick Trip on Rossview Road at 4:47 a.m. on June 14th. Officers responded to a caller who asked for help as a man had driven through a fence into a ditch and then stopped at a church across the street. When officers arrived, they made contact with Weisner, who was asleep in the truck driver’s seat with the keys in the ignition. Officers woke Weisner up and directed him out of the vehicle. While speaking with Weisner, he confessed that he had consumed several beers earlier in the evening. Officers noted that they could smell alcohol coming from Weisner, prompting them to request him to perform sobriety tests. Weisner declined the test and was taken into custody for driving under the influence. While being taken into custody, Weisner informed officers that there were two handguns in the middle console of the vehicle. The weapons were recovered, and Weisner was charged with driving under the influence and possession of a handgun while under the influence.
DUI: Gupton Vogt found drunk in his car on Madison Street
24-year-old Gupton Kelley Vogt was taken into custody for driving under the influence on June 9th. Around 8:15 p.m., officers responded to a service call at Gracey Court and Phoenix apartments on Madison Street. When officers arrived, they located Vogt, who reeked of alcohol in his red car. Officers noticed Vogt showed signs of intoxication. Officers prompted him with sobriety tests, which he consented to and performed poorly on. After being read implied consent, Vogt agreed to provide a blood sample and was transported to Sango Emergency Room. Vogt’s vehicle was towed to Dannyâs East College tow service, and he was later detained. Vogt was also previously arrested in 2022 for drag racing.
DUI: Kayla Smiley almost hits police car while driving opposite direction on I-24
31-year-old Kayla Smiley was seen almost hitting law enforcement in a blue Toyota sedan while driving in the opposite direction on I-24 on June 3rd. When officers made contact with Smiley, they reported that they observed several signs of intoxication, including the smell of alcohol coming from her person. Smiley agreed to perform sobriety tests, but before doing them, she confessed that she was leaving Nashville after having an alcoholic drink. After Smiley performed poorly on sobriety tests, she was read implied consent. Smiley told police she had gotten on I-24 from Exit 31 and did not stop until she was pulled over. Clarksville Police received several calls due to her traveling in the opposite direction on the interstate. Kayla Smiley was taken into custody and charged with driving under the influence and reckless driving.
DUI: Stephen Hart recklessly drives on Providence Boulevard after having 2 beers
53-year-old Stephen Hart was seen recklessly driving on Providence Boulevard on May 29th. Officers observed Hart’s Ford F-150 straddling the left turning lane onto Dover Road. Officers then observed Hart’s vehicle drive into the center divider after failing to stop for the red light at the intersection of Providence Boulevard and Dover Road. Officers conducted a traffic stop, and Hart’s Ford F-150 pulled over into the Walmart Market on Dover Road. When officers made contact with Hart, they reported that he reeked of alcohol and was visibly intoxicated. Officers asked Hart how much he had to drink, and he confessed that he had two beers at his job in Nashville. Officers read Hart’s implied consent, but he declined. Stephen Hart refused to perform sobriety tests, so he was taken into custody and charged with driving under the influence, ignoring traffic signals, improper lane use, and violating implied consent.
DUI: Michael Hively crashes into tree after drinking two beers
24-year-old Michael Brayden Hively drove his green Ford F-250 into a tree on June 2nd. When officers arrived, they observed Hively and his friend standing around while the truck had gotten stuck in a ditch, facing the opposite direction. Hively reeked of alcohol and showed signs of inebriation before admitting to having two beers. Officers found an open beer can under the driverâs seat, so they prompted him with sobriety tests, which he consented to and performed poorly. Hively was then taken into custody for driving under the influence.
DUI: Roland Taylor bumps woman’s vehicle at Wendy’s after drinking 24oz Four Loko
60-year-old Roland Taylor was caught driving under the influence near Wendy’s on Riverside Drive on May 28th. Callers informed officers of a vehicle driving under the speed limit, swerving all over the road. Another caller told officers that the vehicle bumped into the rear of her vehicle in the Wendy’s drive-thru. Taylor then fled the scene before being followed by the victim to a Dollar General near Edmondson Ferry Road. Officers then made contact with Taylor, who had his head slumped down and appeared to be sleeping. While officers were talking with Taylor, officers could smell the odor of alcohol emitting from him before noticing his slurred speech and watery eyes. Taylor could not complete sobriety tests due to his disability. Taylor also admitted to officers to drinking one 24oz Four Loko, which officers spotted in the rear seat of the vehicle. Taylor was then taken into custody for driving under the influence and having an open container of alcohol.
DUI: Jonathan Miller drives car in reverse at stoplight after drinking one Corona beer
44-year-old Jonathan Miller was seen reversing his car at a stop light on North Riverside Drive on March 27th. Officers made contact with Miller and noticed a strong odor of alcohol as they approached him. When Law enforcement asked Miller if he had been drinking, he admitted that he had a Corona beer before driving. Miller agreed to field sobriety tests but performed poorly on them. During a search of Millers’ car, officers found eight Corona beer bottle caps and a loaded Smith and Wesson handgun with three magazines. Jonathan Miller was taken into custody and charged with driving under the influence and possession of a firearm while under the influence on May 27th.
DUI: Alvin Glick drinks too much at Tilted Kilt
23-year-old Alvin Glick was observed driving under the influence near Wilma Rudolph Boulevard on May 24th. Officers observed a GMC Sierra driving with no lights on and initiated a traffic stop on the vehicle. Glick told officers he was coming from Tilted Kilt. Officers noticed Glick’s slurred speech as well as the smell of alcohol coming from him and asked him to perform sobriety tests, which he accepted but performed poorly as he could barely stand on his own. Glick was then taken into custody for driving under the influence.
DUI: Bobby Greene has 3 hit-and-runs in one day
43-year-old Bobby Greene was driving under the influence after a hit and run near College Street and 9th Street on April 23rd. When officers arrived on the scene, they spoke with Elizabeth Parent, who was the driver of the first vehicle that was hit. Parent told officers that while she was traveling down Wilma as it turns to College Street, she was rear-ended by a Harley-Davidson motorcycle. She proceeded to pull over to the side of the road while the motorcycle driver fled the scene.
Officers then spoke with Lillian Pinay, who told officers that she was also struck by the motorcycle but was hit first. Pinay claimed that while she was traveling to College Street from Wilma, she was rear-ended by the motorcycle, and after this, the motorcycle swerved in the far left lane and hit Parents’ vehicle. She told officers that she tried to get Greene’s attention; however, he kept driving.
Greene was also involved in another accident further up College Street. The description of Greene matched the description given by Parent and Pinay, and he was caught and transported to Tennova Hospital for evaluation due to his injuries from the crashes. While at the hospital, officers asked Greene to consent to a blood test, which he did, and on May 18th, results indicated that Greene was intoxicated the day of the accidents. A warrant was issued, and Green was taken into custody for driving under the influence on May 23rd.
DUI: Allessia Smith-Fairman caught drinking vodka after traffic stop for dark window tint
23-year-old Allessia Smith-Fairman was seen driving a black Buick sedan with dark window tint at the intersection of Hemlock Drive and Everett Drive on May 18th. When officers approached Fairman, they observed an open alcoholic beverage in the cup holder and a glass bottle of vodka in the passenger seat. Officers also reported that they could smell the odor of alcohol and marijuana coming from the vehicle. Fairman agreed to perform sobriety tests but executed them poorly. A check of Fairman’s driver’s license revealed that it was suspended on January 20th, 2023, for failing to pay fines. Fairman also had an active condition of release, which prohibited her from drinking and possessing alcohol. Alessia Fairman was taken into custody and charged with driving under the influence, driving on a suspended license, and contempt on May 19th.
DUI: Dianis Fletcher found passed out drunk in her car blasting music
21-year-old Dianis Fletcher was seen driving under the influence near a Lake Road residence on May 6th. Officers responded to a suspicious vehicle in the front yard of a Lake Road residence blasting music. Upon the homeowner’s initial observation, the driver was slumped over in the vehicle with the music blasting, appearing unresponsive to the music. When officers arrived on the scene, they spoke with the driver, Dianis Fletcher, who was slow to respond to officers upon contact. Officers asked Fletcher to step out of the vehicle due to the smell of marijuana. Officers noticed Fletcher was uneasy on her feet as she exited the vehicle. Officers then asked Fletcher where she was coming from. She stated she had a night out with her friends and was coming from La Vergne, Tennessee. While officers spoke with Fletcher, they also noticed the smell of alcohol coming from her person. Before, she admitted to officers that she had been drinking that night and that there was a can of alcohol in the back floorboard of the vehicle. Officers then asked Fletcher to perform sobriety tests, which she accepted but performed poorly on. Fletcher’s license was also suspended at the time of the stop. Officers deemed Fletcher to be intoxicated, and she was taken into custody for driving on a suspended license, open container of alcohol, and DUI.
