MAN WHO LED POLICE ON HIGH SPEED CHASE HAS CADIZ ADDRESS

Hunter

            THE MAN ACCUSED OF LEADING CHRISTIAN COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPUTIES ON A HIGH SPEED CHASE ACROSS THE COUNTY THIS WEEK HAS BEEN EXTRADITED FROM CLARKSVILLE.

            IT TOOK SIX PAGES WORTH OF ARREST CARDS AND WARRANTS TO LIST ALL OF THE CHARGES AND COMPLETE THE PROCESS OF BRINGING 27-YEAR OLD JONATHAN HUNTER TO THE CHRISTIAN COUNTY JAIL.

            POLICE ORIGINALLY SAID HUNTER WAS FROM ASHLAND CITY, TENNESSEE—BUT THE ARREST CARD LISTS HIS ADDRESS AS 9043 NEW HOPE ROAD, CADIZ.

            HUNTER ALLEGEDLY STOLE A FOUR-WHEELER IN TRIGG COUNTY BEFORE A CITIZEN CALLED THE ECC AND NOTIFIED POLICE OF HIS WHEREABOUTS. HUNTER THEN CAUSED A WRECK WITH INJURY IN OAK GROVE AND ALLEGEDLY DROVE AT SPEEDS IN EXCESS OF 100 MILES PER HOUR IN THE WRONG DIRECTION ON INTERSTATE 24 BEFORE EXITING AND FINALLY BEING STOPPED BY POLICE BETWEEN CLARKSVILLE AND GUTHRIE.

            HUNTER IS CHARGED WITH FLEEING FROM POLICE, LEAVING THE SCENE OF AN ACCIDENT, WANTON ENDANGERMENT, ASSAULT, DRIVING ON A SUSPENDED LICENSE AND CRIMINAL MISCHIEF.

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