Officers went to a vacant house in the area of Morrison Drive and found the juvenile inside. There was also a large amount of property found inside of the vacant house where the juvenile was staying.

Detective Larry Boren opened an investigation and was able to determine the property inside of the house was from vehicle burglaries which had occurred at several different locations between December 20 and December 30th. Detective Boren was also able to ascertain some of the burglaries had not yet been reported to Police. The burglaries appear to have taken place in the Dover Rd and Lafayette Rd areas.

The vandalism charge stems from a window which was broken to make entry into the Morrison Drive residence.

Detective Boren is still trying to identify the owner(s) of some of the property found inside of the house. Please contact Detective Boren at 931-648-0656, ext. 2309, if you feel as though some of this property may belong to you.

The vehicle has a spoiler on the rear, windshield shattered on the upper part of the passenger side, headlight out of the passenger side and hood damage on the driver’s side.  The vehicle may also have a temporary tag displayed in the rear window.

Anyone with information may contact Detective Kevin Rushing at 931-648-0656, ext. 3010 or the TIPSLINE, 931-645-8477.

Antoine Cardet Smith

ANTOINE CARDET SMITH (B/M, DOB:  6/28/70, Given Address:  210 Burch Rd, Clarksville, TN) was taken into custody and charged with BURGLARY and has a Bond of:  $5000.

The investigation is ongoing and the lead investigator is Detective Vince Duke, 931-648-0656, ext. 2211 or the TIPSLINE, 931-645-8477.

The 16 year old has been charged with Burglary and Arson and the 12 year old was charged with Burglary.

Additionally, when the 16 year old was charged with the crimes at the church, he was already in custody for a Burglary to a Ft Campbell Blvd business which he committed on August 18, 2009.

The 12 year  old was cited and released to a parent and the 16 year old is in a juvenile holding facility.

Daniel Charles Hetzner

Daniel Charles Hetzner (W/M), 28, of 2854 APT B. Cobalt Drive, Clarksville, was charged with two counts of burglary with Bond of $20,000.

On February 5, at 11:15 p.m. officers responded to a call about a person being detained for breaking into a vehicle. Two citizens, Cory Bailor and another person who wished to remain anonymous, saw Hetzner removing property from inside of a 1994 Ford Explorer on Terminal Road. When they confronted Hetzner, he took off running. They chased Hetzner and caught him in an apartment complex on Cobalt Drive, holding him until Police arrived.

After Police arrived and started their investigation, they discovered that aside from entering and taking items from the Ford Explorer, Hetzner had pills, a crack pipe, and a checkbook in his possession. The checkbook was not Hetzner’s. The owner of the checkbook was contacted and he said the checkbook had been taken out of his 1997 GMC Sonoma while it was parked on Main Street. The property was returned to the owners and Hetzner was charged with burglary of both vehicles.

Daniel Charles Hetzner has a criminal history involving Burglary, Drugs, Traffic Violations and on Probation.

Ryan Scott Beemus

Two men have been taken into custody on burglary and drug-related charges. On December 16, 2008, police arrested Charles Maxwell Williamson, 21, of 2680 Graham Rd, Culleoka, TN, charging him with two counts of Burglary with a bond of $15,000,  and  Ryan Scott Beemus, 22, of 101 University Avenue, Apt. C109,  Clarksville,  charged  with two counts of Burglary and 1 count of Unlawful Drug Paraphernalia, with a bond of $15,250.

On December 16, at 00:48 a.m., officers responded to a call in reference to a vehicle being broken into at University Landing Apartments in downtown Clarksville.  When the officers arrived in the area, the suspects had already fled on foot.

Charles Maxwell Williamson

The two suspects, Williams and Beemus were quickly located by Patrol Officers and detained for questioning .  Williams and Beemus were taken to the Police Department’s Detective Division and interviewed.  They both admitted to breaking into a 1997 Ford Expedition and 1997 Pontiac Sunfire taking property valued at about $990.00, which was recovered and returned to the owner.  There was about $2,360.00 worth of damage done to the Ford Expedition during the burglary.   Additionally, Beemus was charged with having drug paraphernalia.   They were booked into the Montgomery County Jail.

Police have responded to series of unrelated violent crimes over the past week, including two instances involving guns and a third requiring assistance from the Crisis Negotiations Unit and Tactical Unit.

On July 29, at approximately 1:30 am, officers responded to the Raleigh Drive area in response to a burglary. While in the area, officers observed a vehicle that was known to have been previously operated by the suspects. Officers tracked the suspects to another apartment within the complex.

The Crisis Negotiations Unit and Tactical Unit did respond to the scene. After unsuccessful negotiations, the Tactical Unit deployed Clear Out Gas into the apartment. At approximately 8:00 a.m. Michael Benton and Christopher Williams were taken into custody without incident. The items taken from the original burglary call were located inside the apartment where the suspects were hiding. The Clarksville Police Department was assisted by Montgomery County Sheriff’s Dept., Clarksville Fire Rescue and Montgomery County EMS.

The prior burglary occurred on Saturday, July 26, when at approximately 11:30 a.m. officers responded to Dupuis Drive after receiving a report of a robbery. Two males in a light gray Chevy Impala approached the victim. One subject was armed with a handgun and did fire a shot into the air. The other subject went through the victims pockets and took his wallet.

Michael Benton, 22, last known address 900 Ryan Drive and Christopher Williams, 24, last known address 403 Julie Drive remain in custody.

On July 23, at approximately 9:00 pm, the victim stated that he met a subject at Governor Square Mall and negotiated a drug deal. When the victim pulled out his money, the suspect pulled out a weapon and demanded the victim’s money. The victim was shot in the ankle.

The Clarksville Police Department is attempting to locate Quentin James Roman, 27, whose last known Clarksville address 1436 McLardy Road, and last known Nashville address was 383 Village Green Drive, Nashville.Roman is described as a male of unknown race, 6′2″ tall, 175 pounds, brown hair slicked back into a ponytail, brown eyes,has a tattoo across the front of his throat. He was last seen driving a 1995 lime green fur doorNissan Maxima with Tennessee tag 546-QZL. Roman has an active warrant on file for Especially aggravated robbery.

If anyone knows the location of this subject or has any other information about the case, please contact Detective Lane at 931-648-0656 ext. 3011 or the Tips line at 645-TIPS (645-8477).