Jamon Jihad Forehand violates conditions of release after punching girlfriend in head

27-year-old Jamon Jihad Forehand, an employee of Local 572, had a domestic altercation with his girlfriend, Jahnaee Lane, at their Eldos Trace Circle apartment in the early hours of August 29th. When officers arrived, they spoke with Lane. She stated that she and Forehand had a verbal dispute over her not being able to give him a ride to work and pick him up. Lane further explained that their argument escalated when Forehand got angry. She stated he grabbed a laptop and threw it onto the bed before punching a hole in the wall. Then, she said, when she went to call 911, Forehand approached her and punched her in the head.

After this, Lane said she went to her vehicle because she thought Forehand would drive off in it. Lane stated she waited there for law enforcement to arrive. Then, the police were notified of an individual matching Forehand’s description lurking in the wood lines behind the apartment complex. When officers located Forehand, he took off running until they could capture and detain him for the incident. A check through NCIC revealed that Forehand had two active CORs against him, listing Lane as the protected party. Forehand’s three minor children were left in Lane’s care. Forehand was taken into custody for aggravated domestic assault, evading arrest, and two counts of contempt.

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Arturo Meza speeds away from police through neighborhood during attempted traffic stop

19-year-old Arturo Meza was seen in a white Dodge Ram failing to come to a complete stop at a stop sign on Millington Drive on August 27th. Officers observed this and turned on their emergency lights to conduct a traffic stop. Despite this, Meza turned into a nearby neighborhood and started speeding up. Officers reported that Meza was going faster than the neighborhood speed limit of 25 mph and was traveling on the wrong side of the road.

Once officers followed Meza onto Fallbrook Lane, they turned off their emergency lights and continued to follow him. The vehicle was then observed making a left turn onto Priest Drive. When officers attempted to make the left turn, they could no longer see the truck. As officers drove past Tulip Court, they observed the white truck parked outside a residence. When officers made contact with Meza, he stated that he did not hear any sirens or see any lights. After officers reviewed their dashcam footage, Meza was taken into custody and charged with evading arrest.

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Jazzlynn Ozen flees police in Honda SUV while driving without license on Tiny Town Road

19-year-old Jazzlynn Ozen was seen evading arrest on Fort Campbell Boulevard on August 19th. Initially, officers were in the area regarding a suspicious person in possession of a weapon. The person who reported the incident described that there was a light blue Honda SUV with four people inside holding up guns. During the investigation, officers observed a blue Honda CRV and attempted to stop the vehicle by initiating their emergency lights. As officers were behind the SUV, they observed that it showed no signs of stopping. The SUV then ran through a red light on Tiny Town Road. Once they arrived at an intersection, the SUV sped off at a high rate of speed. Officers then decided to cease the chase. However, through a search of the SUV’s tags, officers arrived at a Biltmore Place residence. They then came into contact with Ozen, who admitted that she purposely evaded arrest. Ozen was then taken into custody for driving without a license and evading arrest.

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Allena Waltman drives home after being pulled over for speeding, says she “did not evade arrest”

29-year-old Allena Raeclare Waltman was speeding in her silver SUV near Needmore Road and Beckett Drive on August 11th. Officers observed Waltman going 48 mph in a 35 mph zone. Officers then conducted a traffic stop, and Waltman pulled into the nearby parking lot. However, when the police pulled in behind her, she drove away from the scene. After this, officers checked with NCIC and discovered that Waltman resided nearby. When they followed up at the provided address, they spoke with Waltman. She stated that she started to panic and did not want to pull over. Waltman added that she “did not evade arrest” and “just left to go home.” Waltman was then taken into custody for evading arrest and speeding.

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Austin Lee indicted by Grand Jury for multiple charges including money laundering

A Montgomery County Grand Jury had indicted 26-year-old Austin Lee for two counts of money laundering, one count of evading arrest, one count of assault, and one count of false reporting that occurred between the dates of August 21st, 2022, and August 24th, 2022. The indictments allege that on or about August 21st, 2022, Lee knowingly and unlawfully intended to deprive Z-Mart of property valued at $1,000. The indictment also alleges that Lee knowingly intended to conceal the property and attempted to make a financial transaction using it to purchase illegal narcotics. Another indictment alleges that on or around August 24th, 2022, Lee knowingly took property owned by Marathon Gas Station and also took property from Bethany Gibbs by using violence or putting her in fear for her life. Lee knowingly attempted to conceal the currency and use it to conduct a financial transaction such as bond money. The indictment also alleges that Lee attempted to flee from officers and attempted to conceal himself from a person he knew to be an officer. The indictment says that Lee caused bodily harm to Gibbs, knowingly and recklessly causing injury to her. Lee allegedly also attempted to make a report or statement to an officer concerning a fact about an offense within his concern. Lee knowingly gave the officer the wrong information about the robbery’s proceeds, knowing it was false to hinder officers from finding it. Austin Lee was taken into custody and charged with two counts of money laundering, evading arrest, assault, and false report on August 9th. A judicial commissioner set his bond at $4,000.

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Ethan Beck caught with multiple guns & 135 grams of marijuana at MAPCO during traffic stop

25-year-old Ethan Cory Beck’s driver’s side brake light on his Chevrolet Silverado was inoperable near Wilma Rudolph Boulevard and East Old Trenton Road on August 7th. After noticing this, officers initiated a traffic stop at the MAPCO parking lot. Officers noticed Beck and the other occupant looked at them through his mirror. Then, when officers approached the truck, Beck accelerated away from the gas pump before stopping near the parking lot’s exit. The police told Beck to exit his truck and detained him for the incident. During a subsequent search of his vehicle, officers located multiple firearms, 135.7 grams of marijuana, a ski mask, ammunition, and a large amount of US currency. Officers later discovered that Beck had a suspended driver’s license after failing to pay fines as of March 11th, 2023. Beck was taken into custody for possession of drugs, possession of a firearm, unlawful carry of a firearm, drug paraphernalia, evading arrest, and driving on a suspended license.  

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Kalil Holden nearly runs over pedestrian while fleeing police in Kia Optima at Walmart

26-year-old Kalil Juvante Holden was identified as the driver of a black Kia Optima that shoplifting suspects entered in the Fort Campbell Boulevard Wal-Mart parking lot on the afternoon of April 12th. The complainant worked for loss prevention at the establishment and advised responding officers of the incident. The police observed a heavy-set black male, Holden, driving with a short afro and instructed him to turn the vehicle off, which he did. Then, the driver turned the car back on, rolled up the window, and drove out of the parking lot. As he did this, he nearly struck a pedestrian crossing, coming within one foot of them. Officers uploaded a video of the incident to “evidence.com.” They later discovered the owner of the black Kia Optima in question, who stated that she allowed Holden to use it for several days. Then, the police confirmed that Holden was the driver and spoke with him via phone. Holden advised them that he was at Wal-Mart earlier that day but could not give a specific time. A check through NCIC showed that Holden’s license had been suspended since July 28th, 2023, for failing to satisfy fines or costs on a criminal offense. Holden was later taken into custody for reckless endangerment, driving on a suspended license, and evading arrest on August 5th.

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Soldier Levi Barron flees police on motorcycle during high speed chase on Fort Campbell Boulevard

27-year-old Soldier Levi Barron was seen recklessly driving and evading officers while on Fort Campbell Boulevard on July 24th. Officers noticed a sport-type motorcycle behind them in their rearview mirror. They saw the bike change lanes from lane three to lane one and accelerate rapidly, surpassing the speed limit. The officers then activated their emergency equipment to conduct a traffic stop on Barron. However, Barron turned around and accelerated the motorcycle even more. This prompted officers to turn off their emergency equipment and put out a description of the motorcycle to other units.

The motorcycle continued on Fort Campbell, turned onto Lafayette Road, and then back onto Fort Campbell Boulevard. Another set of officers noticed the motorcycle turning onto Dover Crossing and then onto Dover Road. Another officer observed the same motorcycle rider, who again accelerated at a higher speed to evade them. During the chase, officers observed that the motorcycle failed to stop at a red light on Dover Crossing and Fort Campbell Boulevard. Officers then obtained the motorcycle’s tag and discovered the address was on the Fort Campbell military base. Police contacted Fort Campbell, and the military police provided them with a description of the motorcycle and helmet.

They also noted that the motorcycle was previously stopped on June 14th and was issued a citation. The military police made contact with Barron at Fort Campbell. Officers noticed that he was wearing the same shoes as when he fled from officers. Barron later admitted to officers that he was the rider of the motorcycle. As a result, Barron was taken into custody for evading arrest, reckless driving, speeding, and not stopping for traffic control signals.

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Julian Thompson crashes into pole after leading police on high speed chase in Ford Mustang

18-year-old Julian Thompson was seen speeding in a black Ford Mustang on North Woodson Road on July 17th. Officers observed this using a lidar and recorded Thompson driving 50 mph in a 25 mph zone. Officers were able to catch up with the Mustang and activate their emergency lights. Despite this, the Mustang continued to speed off, leading to a chase. During the chase, the Mustang was observed crossing the yellow lane to pass two cars and then speeding off again. As officers tried to obtain the vehicle’s tag numbers, Thompson lost control and went airborne, striking a telephone pole. After Thompson was escorted out of his car, he was transported to Skyline Medical and then taken into custody for evading arrest and reckless driving.

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Justin Bailey breaks into man’s home, tells police he was house-sitting

43-year-old Justin Bailey was seen breaking into someone’s basement window at their Woodbridge Drive residence on July 16th. The homeowner contacted law enforcement, saying that his house alarm was going off and that no one was supposed to be home. As officers approached the house, they heard someone making sounds inside. Officers made themselves known multiple times, but Bailey remained silent. Officers found Bailey concealing himself after entering the residence and finding an open closet door. Bailey told officers that he never announced himself because he was scared and thought he had warrants. He also claimed that he was house-sitting for the homeowner. According to the homeowner, he hadn’t been at his house since June due to car issues and had never met Bailey. Bailey was then taken into custody and charged with aggravated criminal trespassing and evading arrest.

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BUI: Elijah Clayton flees police by jumping off officer’s boat during sobriety tests

25-year-old Elijah Clayton was seen boating under the influence and attempting to evade arrest on the Cumberland River on July 13th. Officers noticed a white man being towed behind the boat without a life jacket and another man operating the vessel wearing a multicolored life jacket. When officers turned on their patrol lights and stopped the boat, its occupants quickly began exiting. Officers then spoke with the boat operator, identified as Elijah Clayton.

Officers noticed he seemed intoxicated and had difficulty retrieving safety equipment when asked. Officers then asked Clayton to perform sobriety tests. However, when Clayton consented and got on their boat, he refused to sit or obey commands. Clayton then jumped off the officer’s boat, refused to listen to their commands, and attempted to flee on foot. After a pursuit, officers detained and arrested Clayton for violation of implied consent, boating under the influence, reckless operation, and evading arrest.

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Northwest High School teacher Sophia Elvilus resists arrest after ignoring officers during traffic stop

24-year-old Northwest High School Spanish teacher Sophia Elvilus was seen in a light blue Honda CRV with a broken brake light on Shanee Terrace on July 11th. When officers conducted a traffic stop and made contact with Elvilus, she expressed that she knew the law and that she was not detained. Elvilus put her hands in her pocket and refused to comply with the officers’ orders. Elvilus then walked toward her car’s driver seat after officers told her to stay out of it. At that time, the passenger inside the vehicle closed the distance between him and the officers and told Elvilus to get inside the car. Officers then told Elvilus to put her hands behind her back and grabbed her arms in an attempt to detain her. Elvilus pulled her arms away from the officers and ran from them. After multiple attempts to free herself from arrest, Elvilus was taken into custody and charged with evading arrest and resisting arrest.

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Andrew Reynoso drives into field to flee police after using fake tag labeled “QUIET”

37-year-old Andrew Reynoso was stopped on his 2022 Honda CBR 1000RR motorcycle for driving with a fictitious tag reading “QUIET” at the intersection of Tiny Town Road and Franklin Meadows Way on July 6th. Officers reported that Reynoso’s tag was commonly used on cars to avoid capture when evading law enforcement. Once officers activated their emergency lights, Reynoso did not yield and continued to speed into a neighborhood at a high speed. Officers continued to follow Reynoso until they arrived at a dead-end road. As they caught up with Reynoso, he was observed trying to drive into a field until he fell off. After falling off, Reynoso started running before he was apprehended shortly after. At that time, Reynoso was identified and taken into custody for two counts of evading arrest and improper plates.

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Soldier Zarria Barton flees traffic stop after speeding on Fort Campbell Boulevard

20-year-old Soldier Zarria Barton was seen speeding in a red Chevy Camaro on Fort Campbell Boulevard at 7:50 a.m. on June 24th. Officers observed her going 67mph and attempted to make a traffic stop, but they lost sight of Barton after she sped off. Through further investigation, officers received Barton’s vehicle tags and called on her for an interview. During the interview, Barton confessed that she was the driver who evaded the traffic stop and recalled the incident for officers. Barton was taken into custody for evading arrest and speeding on July 5th.

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James Tummins flees from police after breaking into someone’s camper

26-year-old James Tummins was seen attempting to break into someone’s Dean Road residence on June 16th. When officers arrived on the scene, they spoke with the victim of the crime, who showed officers where Tummins came onto her porch and attempted to make entry by using the door handle to open and push it open. The victim told officers that Tummins then proceeded to take several items from her porch and walk out of her camera’s view. While officers were on the scene, they observed a camper in the front yard with a side window knocked out, and the items Tummins had taken were left in the front yard. Officers also noticed Tummins walking from behind the victim’s home and running away on foot when officers gave him commands. Tummins was then tackled by officers and placed on the ground under arrest. Moments later, Tummins admitted to knocking out the windows of the camper and was taken into custody for aggravated burglary, evading arrest, and vandalism.

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Dequaveion Moore punches officer in face after stealing from Walmart

20-year-old Dequaveion Orease Moore stole merchandise from the Walmart on Fort Campbell Boulevard at 12:36 p.m. on June 14th. Upon arrival, officers observed him walking toward the exit without paying for the items he had. They attempted to stop him, during which Moore struck one of them in the face and fled. Moore was later taken into custody for shoplifting, assault on a first responder, and evading arrest.

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Jevon Poe strangles girlfriend after she questions him about “suspicious” texts

23-year-old Jevon Avontae Poe was taken into custody for vandalism, aggravated assault, escape, and evading arrest on May 31st. On April 1st, Shauna Dobbs, Poe’s girlfriend at the time, called the police to her Parc at Clarksville apartment. Dobbs advised officers that Poe had attacked her. She stated that she found “suspicious” text messages and woke him up to question him. This caused Poe to become defensive. Poe then grabbed her and threw her to the ground, where he began strangling her. Dobbs sustained an abrasion on her left knee and a bruise on the left side of her neck. Poe alleged that Dobbs stabbed him and did not mention an assault before or after he was stabbed. Poe was deemed the primary aggressor and was taken into custody for domestic assault.

On May 30th, around 10:59 a.m., Dobbs called the police to her apartment again and informed officers that she had invited Poe, her now ex-boyfriend, over earlier to pick up his belongings. Dobbs stated that Poe had grabbed her phone and tried to leave. She stated that when she tried stopping him, he threw her $350 phone on the ground and broke it. Another warrant was issued for Poe’s arrest that day.

On May 31st, around 10:58 a.m., officers had Poe detained at his Treeland Court residence, where he, while in handcuffs, started running away. Poe disregarded officers’ commands to stop and attempted to return to his home, where officers eventually placed him back into detainment.

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Zachary Clark flees from police in stolen vehicle after attempted traffic stop

On April 22nd, 20-year-old Zachary Clark was seen fleeing the scene from officers in a stolen vehicle near Cumberland Heights Road. Officers attempted to stop the car and initiated a traffic stop, but when officers stepped out of the patrol vehicle, the vehicle fled. The car continued to flee down Cumberland Heights Road into the city. Officers returned to the house from where the car left and spoke with the individuals outside. They confirmed it was their son Zachary Clark in the stolen vehicle. Clark was taken into custody on May 1st for Evading arrest. Zachary Clark was previously arrested for evading arrest, among other charges, after a car chase with police in July of 2023.

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Tanner Patrick runs from police due to having an active warrant out of White House, TN

25-year-old Tanner Patrick was seen running from deputies at a parking lot on Providence Boulevard on June 23rd, 2023. After giving deputies his information, Patrick exited the rear passenger seat of a 2015 Jeep Compass and ran. Deputies attempted to chase Patrick, but they lost sight of him. The other vehicle occupants told Patrick not to run, but he refused. A check of NCIC files revealed that Patrick had an active warrant out of White House, TN for failure to appear. Tanner Patrick was later taken into custody and charged with evading on foot from law enforcement on April 30th, 2024.

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Dorothy Martin caught stealing her acquaintance’s car at Elite Liquors

45-year-old Dorothy Martin was caught stealing a car from an acquaintance, Johnnie Cummings, at Providence Boulevard on March 29th. When officers arrived, they spoke with Cummings. Cummings stated that he picked up Martin “to hang out.” Cummings told officers that he drove to Elite Liquors on Madison Street and left her inside the car. When he returned to his vehicle, it was gone. Cummings got a ride to look for his car and found Martin inside it behind Bob’s Discount Tobacco & Beer on Providence Boulevard. According to Cummings, when he called for Martin, she left the mentioned location with the car. The vehicle was later recovered unoccupied after a car chase. Dorothy Martin was taken into custody and charged with motor vehicle theft on April 27th.

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