23-year-old Brianna Smith was observed to be fraudulently activating gift cards at her Walmart job On December 5th, 2023. On that day, A Walmart loss prevention officer reported that Smith had fraudulently activated $1,014.82 worth of gift cards between November 22nd, 2023, and November 24th, 2023. Officers also received video evidence showing Smith activating the cards in the report and receipts for the entire transaction. A warrant was issued for Smith’s arrest due to her involvement in the fraudulent gift card scheme. She was later found and taken into custody for property theft on July 8th, 2024.
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Stephen Thomas sells stolen Xbox & TV at Cash America Pawn in 2017
34-year-old Stephen Thomas was caught pawing a stolen Xbox and TV at Cash America Pawn on Providence Boulevard on May 19th, 2017. The victim reported that someone stole an Xbox and a TV from her Buckeye Lane residence. Officers located both of the stolen items at the Cash America Pawn shop. Surveillance footage showed Thomas pawning both of the items. After identifying Thomas, the victim informed officers that Thomas had permission to be at her residence but not to take the Xbox and TV. The value of both of the items was $2,000. Thomas was finally taken into custody and charged with theft on July 2nd, 2024.
Skyler Hibbs caught with fentanyl & stolen handgun, tells police she uses an “8-Ball” a day
Officers stopped 22-year-old Skyler Hibbs in a black Ford F-150 on July 3rd. Officers approached the vehicle and observed Hibbs in the passenger seat making furtive movements. Officers asked the driver if they could search the car, but the driver denied them. Police Service Dogs were deployed, and they displayed a positive indication of narcotics in the vehicles. When officers explained that the car had to be searched, Hibbs told them she had “rigs” in her purse. A search of Hibbs’ purse revealed three syringes, a plastic pipe, burnt foil, a small glass jar that contained fentanyl and heroin, and a Ruger Max 9 handgun. Once Hibbs was informed about her Miranda Rights, she confessed that she was a daily user of heroin and fentanyl and that she used a point to an “8 ball” a day for numerous months. A check of Hibbs’ handgun revealed that it was stolen out of North Carolina. A search of Hibbs’ person yielded a 9mm bullet, another pipe, a folded piece of paper containing heroin and fentanyl in her sock, and a small baggie of heroin and fentanyl in her pants. Skyler Hibbs was taken into custody and charged with theft, simple possession, unlawful possession of a weapon, and unlawful drug paraphernalia.
Jamee Melton charged with theft after stealing PlayStation 5 Slim
21-year-old Jamee Leann Melton stole from Tyemick Wallace’s Feng Way residence on June 6th. On July 1st, Wallace went to the police and reported that Melton had been staying with him. When he left the house for an appointment, he returned and discovered his PlayStation 5 Slim, estimated to be worth $400, was missing. Melton was then taken into custody for theft on July 3rd.
Anthonette Allen jailed after stealing estranged husband’s $14,000 VA check
26-year-old Anthonette Allen was caught stealing a check from her estranged husband, David Allen, at her mother’s house on June 6th. David reported that he had a Veterans Affairs compensation check sent to a previous address where he no longer lived due to him and Anthonette splitting up. The address now belongs to his mother-in-law. David called Anthonette and asked her to send him the check, but she refused and cashed it herself. Officers spoke with Anthonette over the phone, and she admitted that she had cashed the check. Anthonette stated that she had a power of attorney but could not prove law enforcement with any evidence of it. Anthonette was taken into custody for theft on June 24th.
Crystal Eads booked after attempting to sell stolen iPhone at an EcoATM
41-year-old Crystal Eads was seen trying to unlock a stolen phone at Best Buy on Wilma Rudolph Boulevard on June 15th. An Employee of Best Buy had called to report that an iPhone was turned in at the service desk by Eads so that they could unlock the phone. The employee informed the officers that Eads would return to pick up the phone in two hours. While employees were unlocking the phone, it was flagged as stolen. The phone was reported stolen the previous day, and officers obtained surveillance footage of Eads attempting to pawn the phone at the EcoATM at the Kroger on Dover crossing.
After Eads returned to Best Buy, officers made contact with her. She claimed that she bought the phone from a stranger for 20 dollars. Eads later admitted to officers that she had picked up the phone at Walmart, where the theft had been reported the previous day. Officers noticed that Eads also matched the individual in the footage of the person attempting to pawn the phone and was wearing the same sunglasses at the time of the arrest. Eads was then taken into custody and charged with property theft.
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.
Sharina Broyles vandalizes ex-boyfriend’s car, scratches the word “b*tch” onto the trunk
43-year-old Sharina Monique Broyles was taken into custody for vandalism and theft on June 10th. A concerned citizen alerted the authorities, stating she observed a female, later identified as Broyles, in a dark-colored Dodge pull-up to the Winner’s Circle Motel parking lot. The citizen stated Broyles started damaging a vehicle later identified as her ex-boyfriend, Steven McIntosh’s vehicle. The caller said she started recording Broyles ripping off the back passenger-side door handle and the gas cap. After officers reviewed the footage, they contacted McIntosh, who advised that Broyles also took off his license plate. Then, when officers spoke with Broyles, she admitted to damaging his vehicle and showed officers evidence that some of the damage was already there. Broyles disputed that the word “Bitch” scratched onto the trunk was old before confirming that she took his license plate off and dumped it by the Fort Campbell Boulevard Walgreens. She was then detained for the occurrence.
18-year-old Camdyn McWhorter steals man’s $1,300 handgun
18-year-old Camdyn McWhorter was caught with a stolen firearm at Harvey Road on June 4th. The owner of the firearm reported that someone from that location stole his handgun, worth $1300. Through further investigation, law enforcement found that McWhorter had possession of the gun. When officers spoke with McWhorter, he stated that he met with a man named Chris and that he gave him the gun. McWhorter can be seen on a Ring camera carrying the firearm into a residence and going inside. Camdyn McWhorter was taken into custody and charged with theft of property.
Christopher Stallard caught giving $6,994 worth of “sweetheart” deals at Dollar General
22-year-old Christopher Stallard was seen embezzling funds from Dollar General on April 22nd. That day, Carl Martin, an asset protection specialist for Dollar General, reported to officers that he believed Stallard was committing embezzlement. Martin stated that from March 12th to April 15th, Stallard had been caught making “sweetheart” deals for a co-worker, TeAundra Johnson, where he would take a regular-priced item and discount it to $0.01. Martin also told officers that on April 15th, Stallard gave Johnson two packs of spiked lemonade without scanning them. Stallard had been responsible for $6,994.25 in losses during this time frame. When interviewed by Martin on April 19th, Stallard confessed to the crime in writing as well as verbally. On May 31st, Officers interviewed and questioned Stallard regarding the embezzlement, in which he again admitted to the allegations made. Stallard told officers that he would regularly give people discounts and manually override the price of things on multiple occasions. Stallard was then taken into custody for property theft on June 4th.
Leona Harvey attempts to steal $1,985 work computer from LX Pantos
33-year-old Leona Harvey was caught trying to steal a work computer worth $1,985 from LX Pantos on May 29th, 2024. When officers arrived at LX Pantos on April 10th, 2024, they spoke with an employee, Aena Jung. Jung stated that Harvey hadn’t shown up for work since December 2023. She explained that the company hired a private investigator to find Harvey and have her return her provided work computer. Jung attempted to contact Harvey again in January 2024, but she still refused to return it. Law enforcement also made an attempt to contact Harvey but to no avail. Leona Harvey was taken into custody and charged with theft of property on May 29th, 2024.
Kailee Palmer doesn’t scan all of her items at self-checkout
26-year-old Kailee Palmer was caught shoplifting at the Walmart on Wilma Rudolph Boulevard on February 28th. Palmer selected items, went to the self-checkout, and scanned only some of the items. Palmer then proceeded to place the items in some bags and walk out without paying for them. The total cost of stolen items was $67.19. A warrant was issued, and Palmer was taken into custody for three counts of shoplifting on May 21st.
Octavius Lewis indicted by Grand Jury for scamming woman for ownership of her vehicle
A Montgomery County Grand Jury has indicted 36-year-old Octavius Lewis for theft of property and fraud on or about February 17th, 2024. The indictment alleges that Lewis scammed Alice Sullivan for ownership of her vehicle. A judicial commissioner set his bond at $15,000.
Rebecca Davis caught with meth and heroin after stealing from Walmart
36-year-old Rebecca Davis was caught stealing from a Walmart on Fort Campbell Boulevard on May 3rd. Smith stole and consumed various items totaling $1,807. During a search, officers located a small plastic baggy containing meth and a syringe containing heroin. Officers also found a surgical tube used to ingest narcotics. Smith was then taken into custody for shoplifting, unlawful drug paraphernalia, simple possession, and methamphetamine violation.
Ahmadues Wardlow steals Honda from apartments on Jack Miller Boulevard
18-year-old Amadeus Wardlow stole a vehicle on Jack Miller Boulevard on May 2nd. When officers arrived on the scene, they spoke with the victim, who stated that she heard car alarms outside her apartment. When she looked outside, she saw her gray Honda being driven away, but she did not see the driver. That same day, officers responded to a suspicious vehicle call near Kings Deer Drive and Audrea Lane. Officers were shown footage of Four individuals throwing stuff from a gray Honda and proceeding to go into the woods. Officers located Wardlow in the woods with the Honda Key in his pocket from the stolen vehicle. Wardlow was then taken into custody for theft.
Naya Carter scams woman & Urban Ministries out of $2,000 by pretending to be landlord
26-year-old Naya Carter was caught scamming Mickala Rhodes on Raintree Drive on April 20th. Rhodes reported that she was scammed out of money after attempting to rent a residence on Raintree Drive. Rhodes also told officers that Carter stated her mother, “Selena,” was in charge of the rental, and all conversations were conducted using a fake Text-Now phone number. Rhodes and Carter agreed to a $700 down payment for the residence. Rhodes also informed officers that she met with Carter on April 16th to exchange the money. Rhodes told officers Carter showed up in a White-colored Saturn SUV and left once she collected the money. Rhodes was assisted by the Clarksville Area Urban Ministries, which was helping with the first month’s rent.
Treytin Maynard of Urban Ministries told officers she contacted “Selena” using the Text-Now number. Maynard stated she was told by “Selena” to make the check payable to Jamie Collins. On April 18th, Urban Ministries met with a male who identified himself as Jamie Collins, retrieved the check, and left in a Nissan Maxima. The check was cashed at speedy cash on the same day. Officers contacted the real owner of the residence, Isaac Bleach, who stated that Naya Carter was the resident of the Raintree Drive home and was renting it from him. Bleach stated he did not give Carter permission to sublease the residence. Rhodes identified Carter through a photo lineup. Carter also had a Saturn SUV registered to her, matching the description that Rhodes gave of the vehicle Carter drove on April 16th. Rhodes lost $700, and Urban Ministries lost $1300, totaling $2000 for the incident. Carter was then taken into custody on May 1st for property theft.
Brian Duran steals $132 worth of merchandise from Walmart
48-year-old Brian Duran was seen shoplifting from a Walmart on Madison Street on March 10th. On that day, Duran entered the store, selected multiple items from the sales floor, and placed them in a shopping basket. Duran then proceeded to exit the store with the basket full of merchandise without any payment. The stolen items were valued at $132.34. Officers took Duran into custody on May 1st for shoplifting.
Aaron Wilson hits multiple vehicles during car chase involving his niece
On March 2nd, 60-year-old Aaron Wilson was seen chasing his niece, Victoria Jenkins, in his car and hitting other cars near Meriwether Road. Officers spoke with Jenkins, who claimed Wilson was chasing her in a car. During the chase, Wilson struck two vehicles and continued to chase her. There were three occupants in the two cars that were struck by Wilson. Wilson then intentionally rear-ended Jenkins’ vehicle. Jenkins struck another car in an attempt to get away from Wilson. Wilson then proceeded to hit Jenkins with his car intentionally. On May 5th, Wilson was taken into custody for the following charges: one count of aggravated assault, four counts of reckless endangerment, one count of driving on a suspended license, one count of leaving the scene of an accident, and one count of shoplifting.
Jamari House jailed after stealing $33,200 from Colorado man’s bank account via fraud
23-year-old Jamari House was caught committing fraud at the US Bank on Madison Street on April 29th. While investigating possible fraud cases, law enforcement discovered a fraudulent account made under the name Robert Andrews. Andrew told law enforcement that he did not authorize the account’s creation or have anything to do with the money transfers from it. Andrew also informed officers that he lived in Colorado. During the investigation, House was deemed the primary suspect. Officers arrived at the mentioned location and spoke with House as he was making a withdrawal from the account. House was detained and transferred to questioning. House claimed he acted with an accomplice he only knew as “Juice.” He also stated that “Juice” established the account to make the withdrawals from Andrew’s account. House admitted that he performed all of the withdrawals on April 25th but stated that he gave the money to “Juice.” When asked about his activity at the bank, he said that “Juice” told him all the money left in that account was his. The totality of the funds fraudulently transferred from Andrew’s account was $33,200. Jamari House was taken into custody and charged with theft of property and theft of identity on April 29th.
Dalton Bromley indicted for multiple counts of burglary & theft
A Montgomery County Grand Jury has indicted 31-year-old Dalton Bromley for two counts of burglary, two counts of theft, and evading arrest on June 21st, 2023. The indictment alleges Bromley stole a 2018 Ford F-150 and tools from Charles Perry. It also alleges Bromley attempted to steal a 2020 Ford F-150 from Lindsey Liedtke. The indictment alleges Bromley stole a 1999 Ford F-150 and tools from Grayson Gromski. Finally, the indictment alleges that Bromley attempted to flee from law enforcement after being caught. Bromley was taken into custody on April 29th, 2024.
