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.
25-year-old Jazmine Jackson was charged with domestic assault after police say she tossed her roommate’s belongings to the ground and texted her in an attempt to provoke her to return to the residence to physically harm her.
The victim, Kayla Vanzant, says she was in fear due to the threats.
24-year-old Jamey Tingen is charged with harassment after Elizabeth Crockett filed a harassment complaint. An arrest warrant alleges Tingen was notified to stop contacting Crockett, yet she continued to send threatening and annoying text messages.
21-year-old Ern’Drinque Walker was booked into the Montgomery County Jail on January 6th, charged with domestic assault. Court records allege she bit her husband, Treyvon Johnson, in a struggle over a phone.
In 20202, Trevyon was also charged with domestic assault after Ern’Drinque reported to police he “bear-hugged” her too tightly in another fight over a phone.
21-year-old SPC La’Joy Curry was booked into the Montgomery County Jail this week, charged with the domestic assault of her ex-husband, SPC Gordon Curry.
Gordon called 911 to report his wife had punched him in the head as he was changing the flat tire she called and asked him to assist with. La’Joy continued to be irate and yell at the victim after police arrived. She is free on a $500 bond.
26-year-old Alyssa Huffman was booked into the Montgomery County Jail after her boyfriend says the couple was driving on Ashland City Rd / 41-A Bypass and she punched him in the right side of his face. They pulled into the Marathon gas station, where police made contact and took her into custody.
She is charged with domestic assault and is free on a $500 cash bond.
31-year-old Tyler Vincent is charged with domestic assault after Clarksville Police Officer Timothy Westerlund responded to a North Clarksville home and met with Kayla Finn, who explained her live-in boyfriend picked her up against her will, carried her down the stairs to the living room, and shoved her into the couch. She says he then placed his hand over her mouth and face, making it hard for her to breathe.
Vincent reportedly admitted to shoving her onto the couch, and says the argument was over her work schedule. Vincent is free on a $1,000 bond.
Clarksville Police responded to Marla Drive at 1:30 a.m. on January 1st, to find 21-year-old Gabriel David Lee Delaney banging on the front door of a residence, causing an unwanted disturbance. Police describe him as “wearing only wet jeans” when they arrived, with a “pungent odor of alcohol”. He is charged with public intoxication.
32-year-old Valencia Hill was booked into the Montgomery County Jail in the early hours of January 1st after THP State Trooper Irish McDonald says she crossed the center line multiple times and admitted to drinking champagne prior to driving. She reportedly performed poorly on field sobriety tests and was charged with DUI. Hill is free on a $2,500 bond.
20-year-old Fort Campbell Soldier Austin Farris is free on a $5,000 bond after Clarksville Police say he struck his sister’s boyfriend across the face and mouth with a baseball bat. He is charged with felony aggravated assault.
An investigator with the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office says 56-year-old U.S. Army Veteran Damon Stewart, Sr., intentionally threw a 10-year-old child to the ground at Oak Plains Academy Youth Center for Trauma & Psychiatric Services while using a known improper restraint technique and began pushing on the juvenile’s chest as other staff members attempted to pull him off the child. Stewart is charged with assault and is free on a $5,000 bond.
Clarksville Police Department Officer Robert Schohn says he observed 22-yea-old Jonathan Widney speeding on 101st Airborne Division Parkway and conducted a traffic stop.
During the traffic stop for speeding, K9 Officer N. Rodriguez arrived, and Officer Schohn made Widney exit the vehicle and informed him he was going to deploy the K9 for an open-air search after Widney denied consent to search the vehicle previously during the traffic stop. Upon threat of the K9 deployment, Widney admitted there was an ounce of marijuana in the trunk. Widney was charged with felony possession of marijuana with intent to distribute and possession of drug paraphernalia. His bond was set at $10,000.
