Springfield Man Arrested In ATV Dragging Assault Of Metro Officer
SPRINGFIELD TENNESSEE: (Smokey Barn Information) – An arrest has been made within the ATV dragging assault of a Metro officer that occurred this previous Saturday. Walter E. Moss II, 30, of Springfield has been arrested by the U.S. Marshal’s Fugitive Activity Pressure.
Moss, who has unrelated warrants out of Robertson County, was picked up Wednesday afternoon on Parham St. in Springfield, TN MAP and can now be charged with Saturday’s ATV assault on Sgt. John Bourque on Broadway in Nashville. (SEE VIDEO HERE)
Arrest warrants have been issued charging Moss with six offenses: aggravated assault on a police officer (felony), reckless endangerment (felony), evading arrest (felony), leaving the scene of a private harm collision (misdemeanor), reckless driving (misdemeanor), and driving on a revoked license (misdemeanor).
Central Precinct detectives had labored diligently since Saturday to determine the ATV driver who collided with Bourque and dragged him right into a metal bike rack. Greater than 50 Crime Stoppers suggestions had been acquired from residents who needed to assist advance the investigation. Moss is accused of being one of many dozens of ATV and grime bike riders who illegally and with out warning took over Broadway Saturday afternoon through the SEC Basketball Match at Bridgestone Enviornment.
Bourque, who’s assigned to the MNPD’s Particular Occasions Workplace, returned to work right this moment on gentle obligation. In a gathering with media representatives this afternoon, he expressed appreciation for the numerous effectively needs from space residents and companies.
The MNPD is growing a plan to answer those that plan to participate in unlawful ATV/grime bike incursions on Nashville streets. Residents are urged to participate within the plan by reporting individuals they see hauling ATVs into the town on trailers or in pickup vans. Quite a lot of these concerned in Saturday’s scenario are believed to have come from outdoors Nashville. Some stayed in short-term lodging, together with short-term leases.
UPDATED: Moss was transported to the Robertson County detention facility in Springfield the place he was being held on a $10,000 bond.
In keeping with court docket paperwork, Moss bonded out of jail on Thursday March-21-2019 at 12:42 PM. Moss then reemerges within the Davidson County Jail about an hour later at 2:12 pm beneath a $50,000 bond.
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