24-year-old Fort Campbell soldier Joshua Troy Wilson was sitting in his Chevy Silverado at the Electric Cowboy just before 1 a.m. Friday and had opened his door to vomit on the ground. Officers who were responding to another call at the location observed this and check on his welfare. Wilson admitted to drinking too much at the troubled establishment and remained too drunk to find anyone to transport him home. He was transported to jail and charged with public intoxication.
Tag: public intoxication
Ethan Murphy jailed after leaving Electric Cowboy in taxi and drunkenly walking back
22-year-old Ethan Dakota Murphy was found stumbling down Clay Lewis Road after leaving the Red Roof Inn property on Holiday Drive. Daryl Brewer made the call to 911 as he followed Murphy in a taxi. Brewer stated he had given Ethan a ride from the Electric Cowboy to the Red Roof Inn after police had responded to the trouble nightclub and advised that Ethan find a ride home. After getting out of the taxi at the motel, Ethan stated he was walking back to the Electric Cowboy to get his truck and began his drunken stagger down the road. Officers arrived and once again gave him an opportunity to get a motel room for the night and sleep it off, be he refused and stated he was walking to his truck. He was taken into custody and charged with public intoxication.
Ivy Hanna: drunk on the floor at Rookies Sports Bar
Staff at Rookies Sports Bar had to call 911 after 24-year-old Ivy Hanna was so intoxicated that she took up residence on the floor of the bar. She laid down and would not move, even when they attempted to relocate her to a more appropriate location inside the venue. Officers arrived to find her still on the floor and told officers she was unsure how she got onto the floor. They helped her stand and escorted her outside, where she continued to stumble and fall and then scream uncontrollably. She was taken into custody and charged with public intoxication.
Drunk Soldier Cody Lerch drunk and disorderly at the Electric Cowboy after-hours
Police say 26-year-old Fort Campbell Soldier Cody Lerch was arguing with staff and other patrons in the parking lot of the Electric Cowboy just before 4 a.m. Saturday, well past closing time for the troubled club. Police say he was extremely intoxicated and began to work toward N. Riverside Drive. Officers determined him to be intoxicated to be left alone and took him into custody for his own safety.
Javonte Mallard avoids DUI charge, stands outside of his vehicle as police arrive
Staff at Mr. Billy’s Bar & Grill on Dover Road on January 2nd called police to report that 29-year-old Javonte Aquinton Mallard had been disorderly at the bar and was now drunk driving home. Officers located the reported car en route to the bar; however, it was unoccupied at an intersection. Nearby was the car’s owner, Mallard, standing outside the vehicle. Officers say Mallard was visibly intoxicated and admitted to drinking Corona beers at the bar. He was issued the notice of criminal trespass from the bar at their request and advised to continue walking home, which was a short distance away. Instead, he attempted to walk back toward his abandoned vehicle and raised his voice at officers. He was taken into custody and charged with public intoxication.
Autumn Ferrier too drunk to function at Oneal’s on Madison Street
22-year-old Autumn Faith Ferrier was charged with public intoxication just after 3 a.m. on New Year’s day at Oneal’s bar on Madison Street in Clarksville. Officers say she was visibly upset and had a hard time comprehending the current circumstances. She was extremely intoxicated, according to police. She was given multiple opportunities to find a sober ride away from the location but refused all assistance.
Patrick Wedding — drunk and disorderly in downtown Clarksville
26-year-old Patrick Lee Wedding was charged with public intoxication just before midnight on December 26th in front of Blackhorse Pub & Brewery on Franklin St in downtown Clarksville. He reportedly put his hands on officers who were responding to a fight call. He was heavingly intoxicated and became a public annoyance, according to officers, as he reeked of alcohol and had trouble standing. He was given multiple opportunities to go home with a friend, but Wedding became more aggressive and combative toward officers and was taken into custody.
Thomas Ryan Farrell — too drunk at Strawberry Alley
31-year-old Thomas Ryan Farrell was charged with public intoxication on Dec. 17th after police were called to Strawberry Alley Ale works as they reported a “male wearing a green shirt was highly intoxicated and harassing customers.” Officers located Farrell, and he was given multiple opportunities to get a ride home but was uncooperative.
Isabelle Elkins charged after ‘tweeking’ at Dodge’s Chicken & knocking on random doors
22-year-old Isabelle Hope Elkins was arrested Monday afternoon for public intoxication. According to police, Isabelle had been causing a disturbance all day, having been kicked out of Dodges service station on Ft. Campbell Blvd earlier that day when attempting to purchase items without money and scaring customers because of her appearance while “tweeking” inside the store.
That Monday afternoon, it all came to a head when cops responded to a call at a private residence off Charlemagne Blvd. Allegedly, Isabelle was banging on the front door, asking for help but appeared to be on drugs. When officers questioned her, she said, “she was being chased by her boyfriend” all the way from Dodge’s Chicken, but officers spoke with the employees of Dodge’s, who stated she was by herself. Due to the appearance of being under the influence of a controlled substance as well as causing multiple public nuisances, she was taken into custody and transported to Montgomery County Jail for booking.
Michael Waynick charged with public intoxication on Cunningham Lane
51-year-old Michael Dwayne Waynick was arrested last Wednesday afternoon after officers responded to a call of public intoxication on Cunningham Ln. According to Clarksville Police, Mr. Waynick was found sitting on the curb of Cunningham Ln with a spilled beer can next to him and smelling of alcohol. Paramedics were already on the scene, and Mr. Waynick stated he needed no medical attention and was fine.
After police asked him if there was anyone he could call to come to pick him up, Mr. Waynick responded he was just going to his brother’s house and then pointed across and down the street. Police then helped Mr. Waynick to his feet and waited quite some time for him to collect his belongings, at which point he began walking across the street only to fall over immediately. After multiple attempts to help a fellow human being, the police had no choice but to arrest Mr. Waynick for public intoxication.
Dylan Kolenda invades neighbor’s home in drunken stupor
Police say 22-year-old Dylan Trevor Kolenda invaded a random house on Timberdale Drive at 4:19 a.m. Sunday. Officers responded to the home invasion 911 call and detained Kolenda, who had been in a minor scuffle with the homeowner. Kolenda was extremely intoxicated and believed this was his home, but was unable to remember his address, which turned out to be next door. He was transported to booking and charged with public intoxication.
Seneca Christine Teel — too drunk for Waffle House
Clarksville Police responded to the Waffle House near Exit 11 and met with employee Elisa Smith, who advised that 39-year-old Seneca Christine Teel was causing a disturbance at the restaurant and refused to leave. By the time officers arrived, Teel was sitting in his vehicle, which was parked at the nearby hotel. He was reportedly extremely intoxicated, and when officers checked with hotel staff, they also wanted him off the property. He was transported to booking and charged with public intoxication.
Drunk Man arrested while sleeping it off in car at The Electric Cowboy — Barry Ward
45-year-old Barry Dale Ward had too much to drink at the Electric Cowboy Saturday morning and made it to the rear seat of his vehicle, where he was sleeping it off with the door open. Jacob Turner, a bouncer at the troubled nightclub, called Clarksville Police to report the man asleep in his car. Officers arrived at 3:47 a.m. to find Ward still asleep in the backseat of a vehicle and had to shake him multiple times to wake him up. Officers asked Ward to call someone to get him, but he told the officer to do it for him and then told them to take him to jail. Officers charged him with public intoxication and transported him to booking.
Jason Zamora too drunk for downtown Clarksville; sitting with vomit at his feet
Clarksville Police Officer Robert Swanson found 21-year-old Jason Andrew Zamora sitting on a bench with his friend, Danny Falcon, outside Tattoo Technique on Franklin Street just after 1 a.m. Friday. Each man had recently thrown up on themselves and had puddles of vomit under their feet. Zamora ordered a Lyft, which officers confirmed, but after sitting with him for 40 minutes waiting, he eventually declared he wasn’t going to get in the Lyft when it arrived. He was transported to booking and charged with public intoxication.
Danny Falcon: drunk & vomit covered on a downtown Clarksville park bench at 1 a.m.
Clarksville Police responded to Franklin Street just after 1 a.m. Friday after a caller reported two men were extremely intoxicated on a bench outside of Tattoo Technique, and they had just vomited everywhere. 33-year-old Danny Falcon was identified as one of the men, along with his friend Jason Zamora. Officers say Falcon was so drunk he was unable to provide his identification or assist officers with finding him a safe way home. He was deemed a “public nuisance” and transported to booking.
Quinton Knox charged with public intoxication after at least one Four Loko
31-year-old Quinton Lamont Knox says he drank a Four Loko before Clarksville Police Officer Kevin Przybocki found him near Beech St & E St late Thursday night. Neighbors called the police after they observed Knox stumbling into the roadway and nearly getting hit by a vehicle. Officers say his speech was slurred so badly that he was unable to form any meaningful phrases. He didn’t have a phone to contact anyone to help him, so he was transported to booking and charged with public intoxication.
Joshua Gonzalez booted from Electric Cowboy, returns with his parents #Arrested
26-year-old Joshua Costas Gonzalez was in a fight at the Electric Cowboy just before 2 a.m. Saturday and police and medics responded for assistance as security had him detained at the time. Gonzalez was agitated and refused to speak with officers, and refused all medical assistance. He was told to leave the property and not to return that night, and a friend took him home. Just under an hour later, Gonzalez returned to the club with his family, including his parents, at which time he was charged with public intoxication and criminal trespass.
Connor House found hiding in store bathroom, consuming stolen food & drinks
Clarksville Police responded to the MAPCO at 2099 Wilma Rudolph Blvd on August 27th to find 28-year-old Connor Lawson House, who has been covered for his multiple prior arrests in Nashville, hiding in the bathroom eating a bag of chips he didn’t pay for. Management reported he had come into the store multiple times today and hid in the store’s restroom while eating and drinking food he took from the shelves without paying for it. Officers say he was intoxicated and reeked of alcohol. He was transported to booking and charged with public intoxication.
Drunken Fort Campbell Soldier Ruth Valdez assaults police officer, slips cuffs
21-year-old Ruth Valdez was drinking with her friends all night at an apartment on Tiny Town Road when she decided she was going to drive home at 6:15 a.m. Sunday. Her friends called 911 when she attempted to leave in her vehicle while still extremely intoxicated. Officer arrived. As officers arrived and detained her, she hit Officer Malone and then began kicking the windows and partitions inside the patrol car. Due to her level of intoxication, she was transported to Sango ER where she managed to slip one of her handcuffs. There was a struggle in the hospital while attempting to get her hands cuffed behind her back for transport to jail, as she actively resisted all efforts.
Soldier Kameron Tillmon found drunk, shirtless, shoeless, sweatpants covered in cockleburs
Just before 3 a.m. Friday, Clarksville Police found 22-year-old Fort Campbell soldier Kameron Tillmon “shirtless, shoeless, and with cockleburs stuck to his sweatpants” as he banged on the door of an apartment as he attempted to open it on Oak Arbor Court. Police say he reeked of alcohol and had been in front of other nearby apartments, too. He was unable to tell officers where he was coming from, going to, or why he was there. Due to his level of intoxication, he was transported to booking.
