KCSO reports
• At 5:47 a.m., Monday, June 29, two officers with Knox County Sheriff’s Office were dispatched to a Stone Villa Lane residence in regard to a domestic disturbance. Upon arrival, officers made contact with complainant/victim/suspect who advised his wife (victim/suspect) had assaulted him. Complainant said he and his wife currently are going through a divorce and began arguing over a bath towel. He further advised the argument carried into the bedroom closet, where he blocked his wife from obtaining his belongings. Complainant advised his wife began pushing and grabbing at him in an attempt to get items from the closet. Wife advised her husband grabbed her by her right tricep and refused to let go, and she pushed him away in an attempt to get free. Complainant denied grabbing his wife. Reporting officer said he “did not observe any marks or bruising on either subject at the time of the initial investigation.” Both subjects were explained their rights and given domestic violence cards.
• At 11:06 p.m., Sunday, June 28, officers responded to a “be on lookout” advisement for a possible drunk driver in a Ford truck missing a tire throwing sparks in the area of South Northshore Drive Choto Road. Officers reported observing a White Ford F-250 missing a tire on the driver’s side front. Vehicle was bearing a Tennessee tag and traveling north on McFee Road at Old Stage Road. An officer initiated his emergency equipment and attempted to conduct a traffic stop on the vehicle. Vehicle refused to stop and continued west on Old Stage Road and then turned right onto South Watt Road headed north. Vehicle eventually came to a stop at 110 S. Watt Road. Officers came into contact with the driver (eventual arrestee). While speaking to the driver, reporting officer said he detected a strong odor of alcohol from the eventual arrestee, and was unsteady on his feet. He had bloodshot, watery eyes, was slurring his speech and was delayed in his responses to officers showing signs of impairment. Reporting officer requested the arrestee perform standardized field sobriety tests, to which he refused. Arrestee was read his Miranda Warning and agreed to speak to officers. Arestee admitted to drinking six 12-ounce Corona beers at a friend’s house. Officer stated he asked the arrestee if he saw the blue lights behind him, and he said ‘’no.’’ Arrestee was read the Tennessee Implied Consent law and refused to provide a blood sample. A records check revealed the arrestee’s license was suspended for failure to show proof of insurance on Nov. 5, 2014. Arrestee was taken into custody and transported to Roger D. Wilson Detention Facility for booking. Officers observed damage on the driver rear quarter panel of the vehicle.
• At 4:09 a.m., June 28, officers were dispatched to 11341 Campbell Lakes Drive (Clarion Inn & Suites) in reference to a suspicious person that was refusing to leave the property. Officers came in contact with complainant/employee, who said suspect was sitting in her vehicle and was refusing to leave the property. Complainant said the suspect was causing issues with other guests in the lobby and said she was waiting on Robert De Niro. Complainant requested officers to trespass her from the property. Upon speaking with the suspect, she was uncooperative and refused to answer many questions. Suspect denied taking any type of medication that would alter her mental state. She refused medical treatment. Officers issued a trespass warning.
• At 5:14 p.m., Saturday, June 27, an officer responded to a Chapel Point Lane residence in regard to a suspicious person. Suspect was covered in leaves and was mumbling to herself. Suspect said she took some methamphetamines last night and shot some heroin this morning. Suspect could not sit still and could not keep a train of thought. Suspect said she stayed at the Hilton along Western Avenue, got a ride to Lovell Road, then walked around and ended up on Grigsby Chapel Road. She was still intoxicated from the drugs she had taken and was in danger to herself and others, and was placed into custody and transported to Behavioral Health Urgent Care Center.
• At 11:05 a.m., June 27, officers were dispatched to an Oran Road residence in regards to a domestic disturbance. Upon arrival, officers made contact with complainant/victim (father) and victim (mother), who advised their son, the suspect, assaulted them. The mother advised the suspect became irate when he couldn’t take the victim’s vehicle due to her having to work. Mother advised a verbal altercation began in the kitchen, and the suspect grabbed her glasses off of her face and pushed her to the ground. Mother advised at that time, the father came into the kitchen and got in between the suspect and his wife to prevent any additional assault. Father advised a struggle began, and the suspect was pushed into the kitchen cabinet, breaking several glasses and knocking the cabinet over. Father further advised the suspect grabbed his glasses off of his face and threw them on the ground before leaving the residence. Suspect was not on scene upon officer’s arrival. Both victims were advised of their rights and given domestic violence cards. Warrants will be placed on file due to the corroborating statements by both victims.
