Topic: Murder

Dominick Shon Dre Hodges still wanted by CPD for first degree murder

September 16, 2009 |

The Clarksville Police Department is still looking for Dominick Shon Dre Hodges, a 21 year old black male. He is wanted in connection with the Homicide of George Lebrent Miller at the A&W Motel on July 22^nd 2009.

There is an active FIRST DEGREE MURDER warrant on file for this subject. Anyone that has any information is asked to call the Clarksville Police Department / Crime Stoppers at 931- 645-8477. Detective Tim Finley is the lead investigator, you can reach him at 931-648-0656, ext 4008.

Dominick Shon Dre Hodges

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CPD has homicide suspect in custody

August 28, 2009 |

On August 27, 2009, around 10:50 p.m., Oak Grove Officers responded to a call of a possible stabbing across from Enterprise Car Rental on Hwy 41A, Oak Grove, Ky.  When units arrived on the scene, they saw a male lying on the ground, with an apparent stab wound.   The victim was transported by ambulance to Blanchfield Hospital on Ft Campbell where he was pronounced dead.

Clarksville Police received notification around 11:08 p.m. by Oak Grove Police Department, that the stabbing occurred in the business center parking lot at 3431 Ft Campbell Blvd, Clarksville, TN.  After officers arrived, they talked to a witness at the scene.  The witness stated that , Donald Green Jr.  had an altercation with the victim, Byron Nixon, 17 years old, in the parking lot of 3431 Ft Campbell Blvd. «Read the rest of this article»

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Dominick Shon Dre Hodges wanted for first degree murder

August 27, 2009 |

The Clarksville Police Department is looking for Dominick Shon Dre Hodges, a 21 year old black male. He is wanted in connection with the Homicide of George Lebrent Miller at the A&W Motel on July 22^nd 2009.

There is an active FIRST DEGREE MURDER warrant on file for this subject. Anyone that has any information is asked to call the Clarksville Police Department / Crime Stoppers at 931- 645-8477. Detective Tim Finley is the lead investigator.

Dominick Shon Dre Hodges

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17 Year Old In Custody for Shooting in Lincoln Homes

August 18, 2009 |

On August 18, 2009, around 1:15 a.m. a 17 year old male juvenile was taken in custody for the shooting of Roderick Duan Self.  He will be charged with CRIMINAL HOMICIDE and transported to a juvenile holding facility.  The Homicide occurred during a drug transaction.

The scene on Summer Street shortly after the shooting

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Fort Campbell Soldier dead after Summit Heights altercation

July 5, 2009 |

On July 4, 2009, around 6:45 p.m.  Brandon Buettner, a 24 year old Ft Campbell soldier  was visiting a friend in the Summit Heights area when he was involved in a verbal altercation with bystanders. The argument escalated, and he was shot while leaving the area in a motor vehicle.  Buettner was transported by Clarksville Montgomery County EMS, and died from his injuries at Gateway Medical Center.

The investigation is ongoing and there is no further information to release at this time.  The lead investigator is Detective Tim Anderson, 931-648-0656, ext. 4003 or call the TIPSLINE, 931-645-8477.

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Arrests made in homicide of Gilbert R. Hart

June 4, 2009 |

On June 4, 2009, Rebecca Rey Hart (White/Female, DOB 7-19-1990, 18 years of age, address: 2194 Allendale Drive Clarksville, Tennessee) was arrested along with a 15 year old White/Male and a 17 year old White/Male on a charge of First Degree Murder in the shooting death of Gilbert R. Hart. Rebecca Hart is the daughter of the Victim. Rebecca Hart was booked into the Montgomery County Jail on $1,000,000.00 bond. The two Juveniles are being held at a Juvenile Detention Center. «Read the rest of this article»

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Chris Lugo: Time to re-examine gun control

By Chris Lugo | July 29, 2008 |

The shooting spree at the Tennessee Valley Unitarian Universalist Church has resulted in murder charges being filed against Jim D. Adkisson, 58, an out-of-work truck driver charged with the killing of two people and the wounding of six others during a children’s musical at the church Sunday morning. Chris Lugo responds to that news and the issue of crime and gun control.

Many Tennesseans were stunned to hear the news that yesterday morning at 10:18 a.m. a lone gunman walked into a welcoming congregation in Knoxville and opened fire on the congregants who were gathered in anticipation of watching their children perform a scene from the musical “Annie” as part of the morning services, killing two people and shooting several more in the head before being tackled to the ground. That church, the Tennessee Valley Unitarian Universalist Church, is a beacon of joy and hope in East Tennessee. Its congregation is made up of some of the most loving, kind and gentle people in the fine city of Knoxville, and the horrific tragedy which was visited upon that church is a wakeup call to good people throughout Tennessee to re-examine our approach to gun control in Tennessee and throughout this nation. «Read the rest of this article»

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Courtni Nichols held without bond in death of her infant daughter

July 10, 2008 |

More details are emerging on the tragic death of three-month-old Faith Nichols, an infant left unattended in a car at Dodge’s Store and The Yes Deer Bar on Fort Campbell Boulevard. Courtni Lee Nichols, 24, of 3060 Harris Circle, Palmyra, has been booked into Montgomery County Jail where she is being held without bond on first degree murder charges for negligence that led to the death of her child on Tuesday.

According to police reports, Nichols (pictured at right) left the child in the back seat of her car, which was parked outside Dodge’s Store shortly after 10 a.m.. Nichols reportedly went in and out of the Yes Deer Bar several times and went to another bar with friends, leaving her child alone in the vehicle. Six hours later EMS and police responding to a 911 call found the baby “unresponsive,” rushed the child to Gateway Medical Center, where the infant was pronounced dead, according the arrest report written by Detective Tim Anderson. The child’s temperature was 103.8 degrees. Courtni Nichols admitted leaving her baby in the car, which was not running or air-conditioned, while she went bar-hopping. «Read the rest of this article»

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Unattended child dies; mother charged with 1st degree murder

July 9, 2008 |

A three-month-old child is dead after being left unattended in a vehicle parked at Dodge’s Store and the Yes Deer Lounge in Clarksville yesterday, July 8.  as police responding to a report of an “unresponsive” child found the infant, Faith Nichols, dead.

At approximately 4:52 pm, officers responded to a call from Dodge’s Chicken Store at 1504 Fort Campbell Boulevard in reference to an “unresponsive” child.They determined that the infant Faith Nichols, three months of age, was left unattended in a vehicle that had been parked on the lot, while the child’s mother, Courtni Lee Nichols, 24, of  3060 Harris Circle, Palmyra, went next door to the Yes Deer Lounge at 1506 Fort Campbell Boulevard.

The child was transported to Gateway Hospital by Montgomery County EMS and was subsequently pronounced dead. Courtni Nichols has been taken into custody and is being charged with first degree murder, according to a statement by Sergeant Cheryl Anderson of the Clarksville Police Department. Detective Tim Anderson is the lead investigator.

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Timely DVD Review: Enemy of the State

By Turner McCullough Jr. | September 30, 2007 |

The next time someone tells you that giving up some your freedoms is the price we must pay for security, tell them to watch this 1998 movie and then get back to you! Often the refrain is innocent people have no reason to fear unbridled questioning or surveillance by the government. Enemy of the State, a well executed action thriller, goes a long way to turn that notion on its proverbial head.

An innocent man, unaware he has been drawn into a covert operation, doesn’t surrender his freedom. It’s taken from him and not in a nice way! «Read the rest of this article»

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