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.
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DUI: Travis Stansberry swerves between lanes after ingesting Fentanyl
39-year-old Travis Stansberry was seen swerving lanes in a black Chevy Silverado near Guthrie Highway and Wilma Rudolph Boulevard on July 3rd. While looking for the vehicle, officers spotted it at a gas pump at Twice Daily on Alfred Thun Road. When officers made contact with Stansberry, he couldn’t stand or sit still and appeared to be twitching. Stansberry was asked to perform sobriety tests, consented, and performed poorly on them. Stansberry was then taken into custody. A search of Stansberry’s car revealed an empty Bahama Mama and Mike’s hard lemonade can inside the truck. Officers also found a folded piece of paper that contained fentanyl, two small bags with five pills of Buprenorphine Hydrochloride, and a black bag with two glass pipes with burn marks and residue. Stansberry was taken into custody for simple possession, unlawful drug paraphernalia, DUI, and implied consent violation.
Malik Obradovic jailed after being caught with meth at Exxon Hi-Road gas station
30-year-old Malik Obradovic was seen sleeping at the Exxon Hi-Road gas station on Wilma Rudolph Boulevard at 5:21 a.m. on June 14th. When officers arrived, they observed Obradovic’s vehicle running next to a gas pump in the parking lot while he was sleeping with the car in drive. Once officers were able to wake Obradovic up, they observed that he was visually impaired. After ordering Obradovic out of the vehicle, officers saw a bag of suspected methamphetamine in plain view next to his foot. Officers also reported the odor of burnt marijuana emitting from the car before searching it. While searching Obradovic’s vehicle, officers located multiple small baggies, scales, a glass pipe with burn marks and white residue, syringes, and a partial cigar that smelled of burnt marijuana. A portion of the cigar tested positive for marijuana, weighing less than 14.175 grams, and a portion of the meth came back positive and had a weight of 0.5 grams. Obradovic was taken into custody for unlawful drug paraphernalia, driving under the influence, simple possession of a controlled substance, and intent to manufacture or sell controlled substances.
Dung Brown caught with 34 grams of cocaine during traffic stop
49-year-old Dung Thi Brown rode as a passenger as Joshua Crowder drove a Kia Forte with tags registered to a Cadillac late June 10th. After observing this, officers made a traffic stop. They noticed the vehicle reeked of marijuana and asked to search them. The search resulted in officers locating a cut straw with residue and two plastic bags with cocaine in Brown’s purse. One weighed .8 grams, and the other weighed 15.59 grams. They found an additional bag with 18.42 grams of cocaine inside the driver’s side door. Dung Thi Brown was taken into custody for unlawful drug paraphernalia and possession of cocaine.
Dante Blount caught with drug paraphernalia in his apartment
28-year-old Dante Blount was jailed after police responded to a domestic in progress at the Waterford Landing apartments on May 31st. Officers made contact with Blount in the parking lot of the apartments and observed the strong odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from him. Blount was very upset and told officers that before they got there, he had a couple of shots. Blount was taken into custody for his safety. Officers went to Blount’s apartment to speak with his roommate. When officers opened the door, they observed marijuana, a scale, rolling papers, and a bong in plain view. Dante Blount claimed that all of it was his, so he was transported to booking and charged with simple possession and unlawful drug paraphernalia.
Jerry Coppage caught with over 14 grams of marijuana
18-year-old Jerry Coppage was caught with marijuana while driving on June 1st. Officers observed a vehicle driving with a missing taillight and conducted a traffic stop. Officers then made contact with Coppage, and while speaking with him, officers immediately noticed the odor of marijuana coming from the car. When asked about the drugs, Coppage admitted to having marijuana as well as a grinder for it. Officers then proceeded to search the vehicle upon his admittance, and during the search, they located a backpack containing marijuana, THC vapes, a digital scale, a marijuana grinder, a glass pipe, ripped baggies, and a mason jar containing marijuana. A portion of the drugs were tested and came back positive as marijuana, weighing in at 14.175 grams, and the vapes contained 44% THC. Coppage was then taken into custody for unlawful drug paraphernalia, drug violations, and simple possession.
Celeste Bradford caught with marijuana after swerving on I-24 with revoked license
30-year-old Celeste Eugenea Bradford, a US Post Office employee, swerved in her blue Nissan sedan while traveling westbound on I-24 on June 2nd. After noticing this, officers conducted a traffic stop on the Nissan. Officers noticed Bradford reeked of marijuana, which led to them searching her vehicle and locating marijuana, along with a grinder and rolling papers. When officers ran her information through NCIC, they discovered she had a revoked license and numerous FTAs, so they detained her. Bradford was taken into custody for simple possession, driving on a revoked license, and unlawful drug paraphernalia.
Donna Crookshanks caught with drug paraphernalia after K9 search
42-year-old Donna Lea Crookshanks rode as a passenger in a white Geo Metro with expired tags on May 30th. Officers observed this and initiated a traffic stop. After discovering Crookshanks and the driver’s drug history, officers asked to search the vehicle, but they refused. Officers had K9 officers deploy Service Dog Drako to conduct an odor examination. Officers advised that Drako indicated there were narcotics present. During the vehicle search, they discovered a cut straw with powdery residue on the steering column and a needle in Crookshanks’ purse. Crookshanks informed officers that she is currently homeless. Crookshanks was taken into custody for unlawful drug paraphernalia on May 31st.
Chase Clark caught with over 1 pound of marijuana during probation search
24-year-old Chase Clark was caught with marijuana while on probation at a Lynes Street residence on May 31st. Probation officers and officers with the police department arrived at Clark’s Lynes Street residence, conducting a probation search. Clark is on probation due to a previous Aggravated Assault conviction in March 2021. Officers first started by searching Clark and found money and a digital scale. When asked about the scale inside his pocket, Clark admitted to officers that he used it to weigh his weed. During a search of the residence, officers located suspected marijuana, THC vapes, a digital scale, and more money. The suspected marijuana found was tested and came back positive as marijuana. The marijuana also weighed in at more than one pound. Clark was then taken into custody for unlawful drug paraphernalia and for drug violations.
Andre Gentry flees into woods after friend speeds down Tiny Town Road
23-year-old Andre Gentry, an employee of New Life Church, was seen in a vehicle with Amari Quarles, who was recklessly driving on Tiny Town Road on April 10th. Quarles was observed speeding down Tiny Town Road and then turning onto Pembroke Road, where he continued to speed. This prompted law enforcement to conduct a traffic stop on the vehicle. Deputies pursued the car with their emergency lights and sirens activated. However, the vehicle continued to speed off for two minutes before stopping at the end of Arvin Drive.
When the car came to a stop, both Quarles and Gentry exited the vehicle and ran into the woods. Another deputy was able to capture Gentry nearby. Deputies searched the car and found two handguns, 190.49 grams of marijuana, scales, and small baggies. One of the handguns inside the vehicle was reported stolen in Clarksville. A search of Andre Gentry’s person yielded another 8.4 grams of weed. Andre Gentry was taken into custody and charged with evading arrest, possession of a firearm during the commission of a dangerous felony, possession of marijuana, theft of property, and unlawful drug paraphernalia.
Amari Quarles caught with 190 grams of marijuana after speeding on Tiny Town Road
20-year-old Amari Quarles was seen recklessly driving with Andre Gentry on Tiny Town Road on April 10th. Quarles was observed speeding down Tiny Town Road and then turning onto Pembroke Road, where they continued to speed. This prompted law enforcement to conduct a traffic stop on Quarles. Deputies pursued Quarles with their emergency lights and sirens activated. However, Quarles continued to speed off for two minutes before stopping at the end of Arvin Drive.
When Quarles’s vehicle came to a stop, he exited the driver’s seat and ran into the woods. Another deputy was able to capture Quarles in a nearby gated area. Deputies searched Quarles’s vehicle and found two handguns, 190.49 grams of marijuana, scales, and small baggies. One of the handguns inside Quarles’s car was reported stolen in Clarksville. Amari Quarles was taken into custody and charged with evading arrest, possession of a firearm during the commission of a dangerous felony, possession of marijuana, theft of property, and unlawful drug paraphernalia.
De’Artis Sykes caught with stolen AR-style firearm, 26 grams of marijuana during search
20-year-old De’Artis Markel Tyrin Sykes was taken into custody for the unlawful carrying of a weapon, theft of property, simple possession, and unlawful drug paraphernalia on April 9th. At around 10:12 a.m., officers executed a search warrant at Sykes’s Timberlake Drive apartment. Officers did so after previously conducting surveillance, where Sykes would exit his unit with an AR-style firearm and enter his white 2004 Acura before leaving the area. When he returned, they searched his apartment and discovered the mentioned firearm was reported stolen via NCIC on December 31st, 2023. Sykes’ criminal history shows a felony guilty plea from 2023. Additionally, officers located a teal backpack with a scale and 26 grams of marijuana in the living room. Sykes was then detained for the incident.
Patrick Booker caught with crack pipe at his mother’s house
37-year-old Patrick Booker was caught violating his order of protection at his mother’s house on Abner Drive on April 7th. When officers arrived, they came to see that Booker was asleep in his car. Once Booker rolled over, he revealed that he was lying on a “crack” pipe and a marijuana blunt. Patrick Booker was taken into custody and charged with probation violation, joyriding, evading arrest, simple possession/casual exchange, and unlawful drug paraphernalia.
Armonde Crenshaw caught with marijuana in his Mercedes
22-year-old Armonde Crenshaw was seen in a white Mercedes making an illegal U-turn on North 2nd Street on March 26th. Officers made contact with Crenshaw and conducted a probable cause search of his car. They located 1.5 grams of marijuana, an empty baggie, and an ashtray with multiple blunt portions.
When officers ran Crenshaw’s information, they found that he had an action date for failing to apply for insurance on February 17th. On November 15th, Crenshaw was caught driving on a suspended license, making the current one his third offense. Armonde Crenshaw was taken into custody and charged with simple possession/casual exchange, unlawful drug paraphernalia, driving on a revoked or suspended license, and no insurance.
DUI: 19-Year-Old Timothy Reed crashes car after 2 shots of vodka
19-year-old Timothy Reed was involved in a car accident at the Marathon on Madison Street on February 29th. Officers made contact and noticed a strong odor of alcohol on Reed, who admitted to consuming two shots of vodka. Reed consented to sobriety tests and performed poorly. A search of Reed’s person yielded eight Gabapentin pills. Officers conducted a probable cause search of his vehicle and located two pipes with a green leafy residue. Reed was read implied consent and refused to provide a blood sample. Reed was taken into custody on February 29th.
Shioniqua Scott jailed after caught with 14.175 grams of marijuana
24-year-old Shioniqua Scott was in a vehicle with Charles Lyons while he was speeding at the intersection of Outlaw Field Road and Jack Miller Boulevard on February 17th. Upon contact with Lyons and his passenger, Shioniqua Scott, officers noted that there was a distinct smell of marijuana coming from the vehicle. Lyons explained that he smoked in the car earlier in the day, but that only led to a search. The search yielded three bags of marijuana weighing 14.175 grams, digital scales, plastic sandwich bags, air sealant bags with residue, a Glock 9mm, cigarillos, and multiple cell phones. Lyons nor Scott claimed the illegal goods. Both Shioniqua Scott and Charles Lyons were taken into custody and charged with unlawful drug paraphernalia, marijuana possession, and a firearm during a felony.
Amanda Knight hits grandmother’s pacemaker during argument
29-year-old Amanda Knight was involved in an altercation with her 72-year-old grandmother, Diana Leudenberg, at Walmart on February 9th. Officers made contact with Leudenberg, who stated that she had an argument with Knight. While Knight was driving, she struck Leudenberg in her chest, where her pacemaker was located. While searching Knight’s vehicle, officers found a grinder with green residue inside. Amanda Knight was taken into custody and charged with domestic assault and unlawful drug paraphernalia.
Tammy Williams assaults wife with kitchen knife during argument, caught with crack cocaine
53-year-old Tammy Williams was involved in a domestic altercation with her wife, Karen Latham, at the Turtle Creek Townhomes on January 26th. The couple were in the midst of an argument when Williams armed herself with a kitchen knife and held it to Latham’s throat. When officers searched Williams’s person, they located a bag containing what looked to be a white rock and a plastic pipe wrapped with wire. The white rock substance tested positive for Crack Cocaine. Tammy Williams was taken into custody and charged with aggravated domestic assault, simple possession or casual exchange, and unlawful drug paraphernalia.
Rafael Padilla-Albina caught driving with expired tags, suspended license, and Marijuana
28-year-old Rafael Ernesto Padilla-Albina was driving on Alfred Thun Road with expired tags on November 28th. Officers observed this, conducted a traffic stop, and asked Padilla-Albina for his driving credentials, but he only handed them his Kentucky ID, which came back as suspended for failing to answer a court summons in November 2021. A search of his vehicle yielded a small marijuana blunt, a Taurus 22mm handgun, a scale, a Ziplock bag containing smaller baggies, and three small jars containing marijuana. Padilla-Albina was taken into custody for simple possession, unlawful drug paraphernalia, not having a driver’s license, not having proof of insurance, and driving an unregistered vehicle.
Hugh Thames lies to police about girlfriend overdosing on crack
44-year-old Hugh Thames Jr was at Marathon Gas station on November 5th when he was giving CPR to a female who was overdosing. Officers arrived and asked Thames if he knew the female, and he told them he didn’t. He said to them that he noticed her collapse on the street and drove her to the gas station to get help. Officers picked up Thames’s personal information while he led them to the initial place where he found her. Thames’s information didn’t come up, so they asked again for his social security number, and he gave them a different number. It was discovered that Thames had multiple non-extraditable warrants in other states. This led to officers asking for consent to search his room, which he granted. While at the hotel, Thames told officers that he had crack cocaine in the room as well as where to find it. Officers also found devices that Thames claimed were used to “push crack.” Thames also told them that the female that he was giving CPR to was his girlfriend, who was overdosing on the crack they were smoking. She fell over and hit her head, so he grabbed her and rushed to the hospital but had to make a stop at the gas station when she became unresponsive. Thames was taken into custody and charged with false report, simple possession/casual exchange, unlawful drug paraphernalia, and criminal impersonation.
