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Arrests, investigations and other news about crime in Clarksville. Have a news tip? Email news@clarksvillenow.com.

burglary
Crime
7 years ago
Police seek to identify burglary suspect, attempted robbery on Tiny Town Rd

A burglary suspect left empty handed after an attempted robbery Feb. 1.

Crime
7 years ago
Memorial Mass for fallen officer to be held Feb. 8 in Clarksville

A Memorial Mass for 38-year-old Tiffany Enriquez will be held on Saturday, Feb. 8, 2020, in Clarksville.

Business
7 years ago
Tennessee Highway Patrol accepting applications for State Troopers

Men and women interested in a career as a Tennessee state trooper must apply online, between Feb. 5 through Feb. 18.

Crime
7 years ago
Murder trial scheduled for man accused of murdering pregnant woman

Quentin Dean Bird is charged with the  murder of 20-year-old Allison Tenbarge and her unborn son.

Crime
7 years ago
The ‘Fight for Pace Wrestling Show’ to honor murder victim, family’s fight for justice

Show is held annually in memory of murder victim Billy Pace, Jr.

Crime
7 years ago
Tip-A-Cop events raise almost $4K for Special Olympics

Generous donations from the community given at two local Tip-a-Cop events helped raise thousands of dollars for Special Olympics.

Crime
7 years ago
Clarksville man pleads guilty in human trafficking case

Ralph Goodwin was previously sentenced to 10 years in federal prison for the sex trafficking of a 15-year-old girl.

Crime
7 years ago
Man indicted in May 2019 murder, mom charged with accessory

Joseph Nicholas Morris, 25, of Clarksville is charged with criminal homicide and his mother, Susan Shayne Ficklin, is charged with accessory after the fact in connection with the homicide of 35-year-old Matthew Nelson.

Crime
7 years ago
Second man jailed in Bennett Street homicide

A second person has been charged in the murder of Desergio Taylor.

Crime
7 years ago
Clarksville Police see reduction in car crashes

Stricter speed enforcement will be initiated in Clarksville beginning Feb. 2020 to prevent injury crashes. High crash roadways will be targeted.