A party contacted the police after her boyfriend strangled her. She had visible red marks around her neck, corroborating her allegation. The suspect was charged with Aggravated Domestic Assault and transported to the Hamilton County Jail.
Officers received notification of a Nissan Altima sitting at the pharmacy for an extended period of time.
A traffic stop was conducted due to expired registration, and the vehicle occupants were identified. A consensual search found drug paraphernalia in the vehicle but no narcotics. No charges were filed.
The caller reported a squatter in his basement. The “squatter” was identified as the reporting party’s friend whom he invited to stay with him. The friend advised she will leave by the end of the day, and the homeowner was informed on the eviction process.
Police stood by while a party picked up some of her belongings from the home.
Police were informed that an individual wanted a courtesy ride to Joe Johnson for a mental evaluation. Police transported him to Joe Johnson without incident.
Police spoke with the manager of the hotel who stated he had an individual removed from the premises. Police informed the guest that management would give him until the end of the day to remove his items from the room.
According to the reporting party, the suspect had made racial slurs at him and said she would kill him. He also states she had brandished a weapon when she confronted him. Police spoke with the neighbor who stated he had seen the altercation and stated he never saw a brandished weapon. Further investigation is required before taking out warrants.
Road Closures due to Flooding and Water Damage:
- 400 Camp Jordan Parkway (Camp Jordan entrance closed)
- 1200 S Seminole Drive (one lane closed for approximately 20 feet)
Police observed a male tampering with trash cans on Ringgold Road. Police approached him and determined he had two artificial firearms in his possession: a black SBR BB Rifle and a black Glock style BB pistol. The man made no threatening gestures or motions toward police during the consensual encounter. Police informed him of applicable City Ordinances and sent him on his way.
Police then observed the man riding his bicycle while holding the BB Rifle on his handlebars. The situation may result in future calls for an armed subject in the city.
Police responded to a crash with Injuries behind the business. On scene, police found a blue sedan that had crashed into a chain link fence on a dirt embankment. Hamilton County EMS arrived on scene and initiated CPR for the driver. The driver was then transported where he was pronounced deceased. The medical staff determined the driver had a medical emergency which may have caused the accident. The driver’s next of kin was notified.
Police responded to a fight at the hospital. Officers determined that a man and his had a physical altercation in the front lobby. Police also found that the woman had left prior to their arrival. The man stated she had just given birth to twins but did not want to stay in the hospital. He stated he was arguing with her when she pushed him and left in a truck with an unknown driver. An arrest warrant will be sought once video footage has been secured from the hospital security system.
Police responded to a disorder at the hospital and located the same man from above in the front lobby arguing with hospital staff members. Police found that his wife had not returned to the hospital, and he had no legitimate reason to remain at the location. The hospital staff requested for him to leave the hospital, and he complied with the request.
A neighbor reported a loud verbal argument between a male and a female in the apartment next to him. Police contacted the residents and determined they were arguing with family members over the telephone. No evidence of a crime was observed.
Loss Prevention reported a male and female stole $395.65 of merchandise, then left the area in a gold sport utility vehicle. The suspects have not been identified but the business will provide police with the video and pictures of the incident.
Concerned neighbors reported they had not seen the resident in four. After a short investigation, the East Ridge Fire Department assisted police with forced entry into the home. In the living room, police located the man who was suffering from a medical emergency. The subject was transport for treatment.
A concerned citizen reported that an abandoned home had a basement light on, and she found it suspicious. Police responded to the location and found an open door. Upon further inspection, officers did not locate anyone in or near the home and no lights were on.
Police observed an unoccupied Chrysler 200 sedan idling in the parking lot of the motel. The officer looked at the vehicle and observed a bag of suspected Marijuana wedged in the door handle. Police located the owner of the and found he had 2.3 ounces of suspected marijuana in his possession. The party was taken into custody and transported to the jail without incident.
Police conducted a consensual encounter with a man while he was exhibiting suspicious behavior in the parking lot. During the encounter, he became disorderly and verbally aggressive towards police. The officer attempted to de-escalate the situation, and the man was calmed by a friend at the scene. The party left with the friend and did not return to the restaurant.