Month: December 2021

The Clarksville Police Department is investigating an armed robbery that occurred at the Gateway Credit Union on Otis Smith Drive. According to a news release, the robbery occurred around 3 p.m. at 100 Otis Smith Drive, when an unknown male suspect entered the credit union and brandished a handgun. The suspect confronted the clerks and undisclosed amount of money was taken. The suspect fled on foot, with no vehicle description […]

A resolution could be forth coming in the manslaughter case against two men accused of providing drugs to a woman who fatally overdosed in January. Appearing alongside Joshua Long, who is charged with complicity to second-degree manslaughter, Assistant Commonwealth’s Attorney Jerad Smith says he thinks they are close to a resolution for both Long and co-defendant Seth Henderson, but he requested more time to speak with the victim’s family. https://media.socastsrm.com/wordpress/wp-content/blogs.dir/1411/files/2021/12/1201smithresolution.mp3 […]

A new trial date has been set for Karen Brafman, the woman charged with attempted murder and arson for allegedly setting a mobile home on fire with six people inside on Princeton Road in May of 2018. Special prosecutor Jim Sesousky and defense counsel agreed to a March 3 trial date and Judge John Atkins set another pre-trial conference for January 14, when Lesousky will argue for Brafman’s original trial […]

New information provided to Judge John Atkins has led to him allowing Deqavion James to withdraw his guilty plea entered for his alleged role in the July, 2016 shooting death of De’Andre Palmer in Oak Grove. Judge Atkins said during what would have been James’ sentencing hearing Wednesday morning that the Commonwealth’s Attorney’s office recently explained to him that there could be some evidence that James accepted a deal with […]

Probation was granted Wednesday morning in Christian Circuit Court for a woman who pled guilty to felony assault in connection with an incident last December in Oak Grove. Twenty-nine-year-old Katrina Grandberry of Clarksville pleaded guilty to first-degree assault under extreme emotional disturbance earlier this year and said during formal sentencing that she while she believes she acted in self-defense on December 14 of last year when she stabbed and assaulted […]

The man charged in a shooting incident that injured two people on East 18th Street was arraigned in Christian District Court Wednesday morning. Demario White appeared before District Judge Lindsey Adams virtually, who explained the charges against him, which include first-degree assault, second-degree assault, possession of a handgun by a felon, tampering with evidence and wanton endangerment. The judge entered a not-guilty plea on his behalf and set a preliminary […]

There will be a contested race for Christian Fiscal Court magistrate in District 8, as Terry Bowman of Crofton has filed for re-election. Bowman, a Democrat, was first elected in 2010 and is seeking a fourth term and he’s opposed by Republican John Bruce.