Hopkinsville, Ky. — A grand jury in Christian County has announced several indictments relating to various criminal activities, including assault and fleeing from law enforcement. The charges stem from incidents that occurred over recent weeks and involve multiple individuals from the area.
Shadymon Buckner, 21, has been charged with first-degree assault after allegedly shooting a man in the neck on May 21. Following the incident, the victim was airlifted to Vanderbilt University Medical Center for medical attention.
Another indictment was issued for Shaquan Harris, 31, who is facing a series of charges linked to a police chase on May 11. Harris has been charged with first-degree fleeing or evading police, first-degree criminal mischief, and several counts of endangerment, among other offenses. Reports indicate that his alleged actions included resisting arrest and reckless driving while operating under the influence of alcohol.
William Hoskins, 23, is also under indictment after allegedly stealing a vehicle and leading law enforcement on a pursuit on April 28. His charges mirror those of Harris, including first-degree fleeing and evading police along with multiple counts of wanton endangerment and theft.
In a separate case, Devonta Burse, 28, has been indicted following an alleged assault against a woman and his subsequent flight from police on May 15. Burse faces charges including second-degree fleeing or evading police, fourth-degree assault, and operating a vehicle under the influence of alcohol.
Lastly, Jamario Whitlock, 37, faces multiple charges after firing a weapon at an occupied home on May 10. He has been indicted on charges that include first-degree burglary, various counts of wanton endangerment, and possession of a handgun by a convicted felon. Additionally, he is charged with tampering with physical evidence, decency violations, and public intoxication.
These indictments reflect an active approach by the Christian County judicial system in addressing serious criminal offenses in the community. The legal proceedings against these individuals will follow, as authorities work to ensure justice is served.
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