34-year-old Antonio Jett was seen driving in a 2008 white Chevy Trailblazer with no seatbelt on Fort Campbell Boulevard on April 9th. Law enforcement conducted a traffic stop on Jett upon seeing this. Officers’ K-9 unit was alerted by Jett’s vehicle, prompting a probable cause search. The search yielded a cut straw and a silver cylindrical container with cocaine residue. Based on Jett’s erratic movement, officers requested him to execute some field sobriety tests. Jett consented to the sobriety tests and performed poorly on all of them. Officers read Jett implied consent, which he refused. Antonio Jett was taken into custody and charged with driving under the influence, driving on a suspended/revoked license, unlawful drug paraphernalia, no seatbelt, and an implied consent violation.
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DUI: Courtney Autman found crying in woods after crashing her Lexus
40-year-old Courtney Autman was involved in a single-vehicle car crash at Rockwood Heights on April 6th. When officers arrived, they observed a white Lexus with severe damage to the front of the car. Officers found Autman hiding in the woods, crying. Officers reported that Autman stumbled multiple times as she approached police, demonstrating numerous signs of intoxication. Autman refused to perform sobriety tests as well as provide blood or breath tests when she was read implied consent. A search warrant was obtained for Autman’s blood, so she was taken into custody and transported to Sango ER, where her blood was taken. Courtney Autman was then taken into booking, where she was charged with driving under the influence and implied consent violation.
DUI: Sarah Johnson crashes in parking lot on South Riverside Drive
32-year-old Sarah Johnson was involved in a car wreck at a parking lot on South Riverside Drive on March 28th. Officers made contact with Johnson and noticed a strong odor of alcohol on her person. Officers then asked Johnson to perform sobriety tests. Johnson consented to sobriety tests and performed poorly. Sarah Johnson was taken into custody and charged with driving under the influence on March 29th.
DUI: Arpita Sarkar drives into ditch, hits light pole
29-year-old Arpita Sarkar drove into a ditch and struck a light pole at Orleans Drive on November 22nd. Officers approached the driver’s side and observed Sarkar to be visibly intoxicated. She consented to sobriety tests, performed poorly, and was read implied consent. Officers secured a search warrant for a blood sample and placed her into custody for driving under the influence, implied consent, and driver’s failure to exercise due care.
E-5 Jesus Salcido-Villar charged with DUI after Tiny Town Road traffic stop
22-year-old Ft. Campbell E-5 Seargeant Jesus Salcido-Villar was driving on Tiny Town Rd. with an inoperable headlight in the wee hours of September 30th. THP Trooper Hickmon initiated a traffic stop on a gray Dodge Ram with a driver’s side headlight out and observed Salcido-Vallar visibly intoxicated as he approached the driver’s side. Salcido-Vallar initially denied consuming any alcohol, then consented to sobriety tests and performed poorly. Salcido-Vallar fell asleep in the patrol car shortly after being taken into custody for his second driving under the influence offense, driving on a revoked license, and violation of the implied consent law.
Soldier Banachek Villanueva-Flores charged with DUI after leaving Electric Cowboy club
24-year-old Fort Campbell Soldier Banachek Villanueva-Flores was caught driving under the influence for the second September in a row. Officer Ventura was dispatched to Washtopia for a call regarding a possible drunk driver in the early morning hours of September 29th. As officers arrived, Villanueva-Flores was seen throwing up outside his vehicle and told them he was coming from the troubled Electric Cowboy before consenting to sobriety tests and performing poorly. There was no proof of insurance provided by Villanueva-Flores, and he refused to provide a blood sample even after a warrant was issued and he was transported to the ER, so they held his arm down to get a sample by force. Villanueva-Flores was charged with driving under the influence and having no proof of insurance.
William Shurden charged with DUI at McDonald’s drive-thru
29-year-old William Shurden was booked last week after police responded to a call about a drunk driver at McDonald’s on Wilma Rudolph. When police arrived, the complainant told police that Mr. Shurden was acting belligerent at the drive-thru window and smelled of alcohol. Police observed empty beer bottles in the center console and passenger’s seat of his vehicle. He was unsteady on his feet upon exiting the vehicle and had glossy eyes. Mr. Shurden consented to sobriety tests but performed poorly and was transported to Tennova Hospital for a blood sample.
Zyiair Scott charged with driving drunk while in possession of a handgun
24-year-old Zyiair Scott was jailed on July 9th when officers observed him swerving in and out of lanes of traffic several times on Dover Road. He was pulled over and slowly expressed to police that he had a gun in his vehicle, which they were able to locate. He admitted to drinking earlier in the night and consented to field sobriety tests. He performed poorly and was taken into custody.
DUI: Grace Standridge crashes into pole after two tallboy’s Four Lokos
21-year-old Grace Standridge was jailed last week for a vehicular crash with injuries on College Street. Standridge was driving her red Subaru Impreza and crashed into a pole in front of B&L Market. A witness stated that she saw Standridge run from the crash. Officers found her near the bridge between College Street and Wilma Rudolph Boulevard. She was transported to Tennova and read her Miranda Rights. She agreed to speak without an attorney present. Standridge told the officers that she and her friend Mr. Mekhi Bogertey had just left the Revel House and decided to turn into the parking lot of B&L Market.
She admitted to drinking to “tall boy Four Locos,” She smelled strongly of alcohol and had bloodshot eyes. She consented to a blood draw but then refused to let the nurses draw her blood. Standridge was driving on a learner’s permit and did not have a valid driver over the age of 21 with her. Mr. Bogertey was transported to Skyline Medical Center for his injuries which consisted of a broken leg or hip and lacerations to his head.
Anderson Aristhene charged with DUI after driving wrong way on Fort Campbell Blvd
30-year-old Anderson Aristhene was jailed on May 20th after police responded to a call about a vehicle driving on the wrong side of the road down Fort Campbell Boulevard. When officers arrived, they saw Aristhene driving his blue sedan into oncoming traffic and had him pull into the parking lot of Smooves Grill. Aristhene had extremely slurred speech, and police could smell alcohol coming from his body. When police saw him unsteady on his feet, he was asked to consent to sobriety tests but denied, turned around, and placed his hands behind his back on his own accord. He was taken into custody, and transported to booking.
Fort Campbell soldier Clint Gardner charged in 2 a.m. DUI after crash
Police say 25-year-old Fort Campbell soldier Clint Gardner ran a red light in his red El Camino on Fort Campbell Blvd just before 2 a.m. on April 30 and struck another vehicle. He suffered injuries from the accident and was transported to the hospital for treatment. Gardner admitted to drinking prior to driving but would not elaborate on how much or how long before. He reeked of alcohol and had slurred speech, according to first responders.
How drunk are you? Jessica Gooch: 2 out of 10
37-year-old Jessica Gooch was charged with DUI Saturday night after pulling out into traffic and hitting another car leaving Billy’s Bar on Dover Rd. When police approached and asked Gooch to exit the Ford Focus, she was slurring her speech, unsteady on her feet, and had a strong odor of alcohol emitting from her body. Gooch told police she did not have a license. She agreed to sobriety tests which she performed poorly on, and refused a breathalyzer. Police asked Gooch how drunk she was on a scale of one to ten she replied, “two.”
Robert Quintanilla — DUI crash after leaving troubled Electric Cowboy club
24-year-old Robert Quintanilla says he had just dropped his friends at the troubled Electric Cowboy club in the early hours of Sunday morning and was on his way home when he was involved in a crash at 101st & Trenton Rd. At the scene, he was unsure of which direction his home was and performed poorly on field sobriety tests. An open container of alcohol was half-full in his cupholder of the vehicle.
Command Sergeant Major Larry Jarrett charged in late-night DUI on River Road
48-year-old Fort Campbell Command Sergeant Major Larry Fred Jarrett was jailed in the early hours of Friday morning on charges of driving under the influence and refusing to submit to testing/implied consent law. Deputy Ryan Foster says he observed Jarrett’s vehicle with no rear lights as it traveled on River Road. He conducted a traffic stop during which Jarrett fumbled with basic tasks, forgot what he was retrieving when asked for his identification, and gave incoherent answers to questions.
He claimed he was “almost at a friend’s house” at the time of the stop but was unable to give any information about the friend, the address, or the road he was on. He performed poorly on field sobriety tests and was transported to booking. The deputy noted Jarrett had an out-of-state DUI approximately ten years ago.
Dana Gray falls asleep behind wheel of car after night of bar hopping
Clarksville Police received a report of a woman unconscious behind the wheel of a car on Tiny Town Road at the Fade Lounge. First responders located 33-year-old Dana Gray, who was now awake with the engine still running. She admitted to drinking at “multiple locations” during the night prior before, prior to driving. She stated she fell asleep while waiting for a friend and didn’t know how long she had been there. She performed poorly on field sobriety tests and was taken into custody.
Soldier Joshua Dagrin casually walks away from DUI crash after injuring woman
26-year-old Fort Campbell soldier Joshua Dagrin, who was recently named the ‘Iron Warrior of the Week’ of the Rakkasans, crashed his vehicle into another vehicle at 17th and Broadway in Nashville in the early hours of Saturday morning and casually walked away from the scene. The injured driver of the other vehicle stated she watched Dagrin walk away from the accident, and Dagrin’s passenger, Danielle Caron, confirmed that Dagrin was the driver. He was located up the street and admitted he drank “a couple of beers” before driving. He performed poorly on field sobriety tests and was transported to booking.
