Catina Kendrick reported to Hopkinsville police Thursday that someone had stolen the license plate on her husband’s car, police reported.

The car was parked in their yard on Bryan Street when someone took the plate between 8 a.m. and 6:30 p.m.

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James Ricky Bailey, of Taft, Tenn., was arrested Thursday on charges of operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol, first offense. Bailey was speeding north on Pennyrile Parkway inn the rain when a HPD officer paced him, according to a report.

When he pulled Bailey over, the officer detected the smell of alcohol and saw he was unsteady on his feet. He told the officer he had drank three beers on the way to Illinois, police reported.

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Sixty boxes of laminate flooring and five rolls of floor padding were stolen from a Cavalcade Drive house under construction in the Wind Mill Farms subdivision off Fort Campbell Boulevard.
The flooring is valued at $1,600, according to a Christian County Sheriff’s Department report.
Upon arriving at the house Monday, John Metzger, of Clarksville, Tenn., found the materials missing and alerted police. The doors to the house were not locked.
The house is being built by Nick Dattilo Construction, of Clarksville, Tenn.

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More than $18,000 worth of construction material was stolen over the weekend from a Garney Construction site, according to a Christian County Sheriff’s Department report.
Several casing spacers, stainless steel straps and u-bolts were missing from the construction site on Smith Road when Juan Gutierrez showed up for work Monday morning. He reported the incident to sheriff’s officials. Tire tracks were found near the gate to the site.
The sheriff’s department is still investigating the theft.

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James Thomas, of Major Lane, was not the victim of vandalism that occurred on his property sometime Saturday night — his dog was.
Thomas awoke Sunday morning to find that someone had spray painted his dog.
The white dog had what appeared to be “Juan MX” painted in black spray paint on its side, Thomas said. The dog had been outside in Thomas’ three-acre yard, where it usually stays, when the incident occurred.
“Ever since Saturday night, we’ve kept her inside,” Thomas said. “I’d hate to see the little dog get hurt.”
No one has been charged in the case, according to a report from the Christian County Sheriff’s Department.

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A Hopkinsville man was arrested at around 5 p.m. Wednesday after a high-speed pursuit with police that ended during a chase on foot.

In an attempt to pull over Adonam Tyrone Manning, 27, of Poplar Street, on a warrant out for his arrest, police pursued Manning, who was fleeing from police, through the Kroger parking lot, down Skyline Drive, to Fort Campbell Boulevard and onto Woodmill Road.

Once at the railroad, Manning jumped from his car and fled from police on foot.

In the car with Manning was his girlfriend, Shanta Lewis, who is eight months pregnant with his child.

As an officer arrested Manning, Manning spit on the officer and yelled “I’m gonna get you,” according to police reports.

Manning is being charged with first-degree fleeing, two counts of wanton endangerment, third-degree assault, failure to pay child support, resisting arrest and intimidating a participant in the legal process.

Manning is being held at Christian County Jail.

— Compiled by staff writer Julia Hunter.

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