K9 Merlin’s keen sense of smell paid off in dividends over the years, in the MCSO Patrol Division and with the 19th Judicial Drug Task Force. But he’s been in decline in recent months, and this week turned out to be his end of watch.
Two people have been arrested after police say they discovered the couple were running a drug business out of their Clarksville home, selling fentanyl.
Palikna Tosie, who had been charged with vehicular homicide in Clarksville, was found guilty of a lesser charge of reckless homicide in the death of 60-year-old Kimberly Randolph.
Day 3 of the jury trial for Palikna Tosie, charged with vehicular homicide in Clarksville, may have only brought two witnesses, but each had an abundance of information to share on the cause of the crash and who was at fault.
Takeaways from day two in the trial for Palikna Tosie include selective memories, no autopsy and more.
A Clarksville man is on trial this week for causing a three-car collision on Fort Campbell Boulevard in 2021 that resulted in the death of a woman.
It’s been three months since George Henderson – an Army veteran with Alzheimer’s disease – was taken to the ground by a Guthrie, Kentucky, police officer and arrested for suspicion of drugs. Despite his declining condition and seizures, they have a reason to be relieved: All charges have been dropped.
A federal judge has called the allegations of fraud against the owners of a Clarksville and Nashville pain clinic to be “sparse” and “vague and conclusory” in dismissing the case against them.
