Clarksville Police Department

The Clarksville Police Department is searching for a driver involved in a hit-and-run crash that occurred on Fort Campbell Boulevard on Friday night. A male pedestrian was injured by a vehicle, which officials believe was a black Dodge Charger, leading to his transport to Nashville. The investigation is ongoing, and police are asking the public for information.

A man was flown to a Nashville hospital after being hit by a vehicle in Clarksville on Friday. The crash occurred near 1680 Fort Campbell Boulevard and resulted in the closure of the southbound lanes of Fort Campbell Boulevard. Clarksville police are currently investigating the incident.

Clarksville City Council is considering a proposal to transfer downtown parking enforcement duties from the Clarksville Parking Commission to the Clarksville Police Department. The debate involves concerns about enforcement effectiveness, business impacts, and customer convenience, with council members and business owners expressing mixed views on the plan.

A driver in Clarksville, Tennessee, crashed into an embankment after swerving to avoid a deer, resulting in minor injuries. The incident occurred on Dunbar Cave Road near Basham Lane overnight, and the driver was hospitalized for head pain. The vehicle was later towed from the scene with no other occupants involved.

The Clarksville Police Department is urging drivers to exercise caution as schools resume on August 5, emphasizing adherence to school zone speed limits, attention to students, and compliance with Tennessee laws requiring stops for school buses with flashing red lights and extended stop arms. Officers highlighted the importance of patience and following safety protocols to prevent accidents.

The Clarksville Police Department responded to a motorcycle crash involving a car around 6:43 p.m. on Wednesday night. The incident resulted in one person being injured.

A motorcycle crash involving a three-wheel motorcycle and a vehicle occurred on Providence Blvd. and Peachers Mill Road in Clarksville, Tenn. on Wednesday night, resulting in the rider being hospitalized with unknown injuries. The incident caused the temporary closure of southbound lanes until around 7:30 p.m.

A crash between a vehicle and a motorcycle on Providence Boulevard in Clarksville, Tennessee, hospitalized a motorcyclist and closed part of the roadway for investigation. Clarksville Police Department reported the incident occurred Wednesday night, with the motorcyclist transported to Vanderbilt Clarksville, though their status remains unknown.

A cat named Mimi was stolen from a Clarksville PetSmart after a rescue organization posted a video announcing her availability for adoption. Puurrrfect Paws Rescue reported the theft of Mimi and her vet records, and is collaborating with the Clarksville Police Department to investigate.

Three people were injured in a shooting near the American Legion in Clarksville on Saturday night. Police detained three persons of interest for questioning, but they were later released. The investigation remains ongoing with no charges filed.

At least two people were injured in a shooting near the American Legion in Clarksville. The Clarksville Police Department responded to the incident late Saturday night.

A vehicle and motorcycle crash in Clarksville on Monday morning led to the temporary closure of Fort Campbell Boulevard. The motorcyclist was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries, and the road reopened just before 10 a.m.

Clarksville Police Department records reveal details about K-9 deployment policies following a recent arrest incident. State and local investigators are reviewing the arrest of Darius Chappell.

Clarksville police officer Steven Deering used a K-9 to bite Darius Chappell during an arrest, leading to Chappell's death five days later in Montgomery County Jail. Deering was placed on unpaid administrative leave as investigations into the incident and potential policy violations continued.

A property damage crash in Clarksville has caused traffic delays. Clarksville Police Department officers are responding to the incident at Riverside Driver and North 2nd Street.

A pedestrian was struck and killed by a vehicle on Tiny Town Road in Clarksville during heavy rain. The victim, an elderly man with diminished mental capacity, was walking in the left turn lane in dark clothing, leading to limited visibility. The driver faces no charges, and the road was temporarily closed for investigation.

A driver struck a pedestrian on Tiny Town Road near Needmore Road in Clarksville early Friday morning, prompting a police investigation and temporary road closure. The pedestrian's condition remains unknown, and the road reopened around 5:15 a.m. after the incident.

Two Fort Campbell soldiers, Sgt. Maisen Temple and Sgt. Jacob Paz, were recognized for subduing an armed, intoxicated suspect during a verbal altercation at a Clarksville business. They restrained the suspect, preventing him from firing a weapon, and were later awarded Citizen Commendations by the Clarksville Police Department.

A Clarksville police K-9 bit a suspect, who later died at Montgomery County Jail, raising questions about the department's protocol. The incident and subsequent death have prompted scrutiny of police procedures.

A Clarksville Police Department cruiser was struck by a passing vehicle while officers assisted a woman experiencing a mental health crisis on 101st Airborne Division Parkway. The incident caused a one-hour road closure and damaged three vehicles, though no injuries were reported.

Darius Chappell was arrested in Clarksville, Tennessee, after fleeing deputies and resisting arrest, leading to a K-9 bite during his detention. He was booked into Montgomery County Jail and later found unresponsive in his cell, prompting an investigation by the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation.

The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation is investigating the death of Darius Chappell, a 44-year-old man who died four days after being bitten by a Clarksville Police Department K-9 during an arrest. The Tennessee NAACP criticized the use of force and treatment during the arrest and in custody, calling for community action to demand justice.

Darrius Chappell, 44, died in custody at the Montgomery County Jail on July 3, days after being arrested and bitten by a Clarksville Police Department K-9 during a June 30 incident. His family demands answers over the use of force and treatment during detention, as multiple agencies investigate the circumstances of his death linked to a domestic violence warrant.

Darius Chappell, 34, died in custody at the Montgomery County Jail after being bitten by a Clarksville police K-9 during his arrest. The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation is now overseeing the case following a preliminary inquiry by the sheriff’s office, which also placed a CPD officer on administrative leave.

Darius Chappell died in custody after being arrested during a June 29 police encounter in Clarksville, Tennessee, where a K-9 was used. The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation is overseeing the case, and the involved officer is on administrative leave pending an internal investigation.

The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation is investigating the death of Darrius Chappell in the Montgomery County Jail following his arrest by Clarksville police, which involved a K-9 unit and led to an officer being placed on leave. Multiple agencies are examining the circumstances of his arrest and subsequent death in custody.

Darrius Chappel died in custody at the Montgomery County Jail after being bitten by a Clarksville police K-9 during his arrest. The Clarksville Police Department and Tennessee Bureau of Investigation are conducting use-of-force investigations, with the involved officer placed on administrative leave.

Darius Chappell died after being bitten by a Clarksville police K-9 during his arrest, prompting an internal investigation and placing the involved officer on administrative leave. The incident occurred in front of a coffee shop, with video showing the K-9 biting Chappell for nearly a minute as officers restrained him.

Alice 'Jo' Procopio, an 87-year-old woman from Clarksville, Tennessee, was found dead in a wooded area near her residence. She had been reported missing after leaving her home for the grocery store, prompting a Silver Alert.

A Silver Alert was issued for 87-year-old Alice 'Jo' Procopio, who was last seen leaving her Clarksville home around 10:50 a.m. for the grocery store. Police found her vehicle and phone at home during a welfare check after a neighbor reported her front door open, and she has recently experienced memory issues.

A crash involving a motorcycle and a vehicle occurred on Fort Campbell Boulevard and Cunningham Lane in Clarksville, Tennessee, at around 7:20 a.m. The incident resulted in non-life-threatening injuries and briefly closed northbound lanes of the roadway before reopening by 8 a.m.

Clarksville police arrested 23-year-old Aaron Boodoosingh for a machete robbery at an EZ Market, where the clerk sustained non-life-threatening injuries. The suspect was taken into custody without incident, charged with especially aggravated robbery, and set a $150,000 bond. The clerk remains hospitalized in stable condition as the investigation continues.

A man was airlifted to Nashville for treatment after an apparent machete attack in Clarksville's EZ Market parking lot. Two men in separate vehicles arrived following an earlier confrontation, with one attacking the other using a machete. The injured man's condition and the attacker's status remain unknown.

A Clarksville Police Department officer was placed on administrative leave following a use-of-force incident involving a police dog that bit a man during an arrest. Bystander footage shows the man being pulled to the ground by his hair and bitten by the K9 while an officer stood on him, prompting calls for improved training and accountability.

An officer from the Clarksville Police Department was placed on administrative leave following a use-of-force incident involving a K-9 during an arrest outside Dutch Bros. on Fort Campbell Boulevard. The incident is under internal investigation, and video shows the K-9 biting the suspect before being pulled off by the officer.

Clarksville police are investigating a weekend shooting at Highland Oaks Townhomes that damaged multiple cars and homes but caused no injuries. Residents expressed fear and concern, with some keeping children indoors due to safety worries. Authorities have not identified a motive or the shooter.

Clarksville police are seeking the public's help to identify a suspect in an identity theft case involving $28,000 stolen from a bank account through three fraudulent transactions. Surveillance video captured a white male suspect wearing a ball cap, light blue long-sleeve shirt, and khaki pants. Authorities provided contact details for tips, including a Crime Stoppers line and P3 Tips.

The Clarksville Police Department is seeking a man accused of using a fraudulent ID to withdraw $28,000 from a victim’s account through three transactions. Security footage shows the suspect wearing a ball cap, light blue long-sleeve shirt, and khaki pants leaving a local bank.

The Clarksville Police Department is investigating a shooting and has asked the public for help in identifying a person connected to the incident.

Clarksville police are investigating a man who allegedly intercepted, altered, and fraudulently cashed a check mailed by a victim for bill payment. The suspect, identified as Daniel Lee Kirby, was captured on surveillance wearing specific clothing at a bank. Authorities are seeking information from the public to locate him.