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🌱 Barricaded Man Arrested + Man Steals Ambulance In Chattanooga
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Here are the top three stories in Chattanooga today:
- The Chattanooga Police Department arrested a man after he barricaded himself in a local home. The incident occurred in the 3900 block of Calhoun Avenue on Thursday afternoon. Mark Davis, 48, had a warrant out for his arrest for allegedly shooting his girlfriend. He has been transported to the Silverdale Correctional Facility and is now facing multiple felonies. (WDEF News 12)
- A man stole an ambulance on Thursday in Chattanooga. The ambulance was stolen from the Erlanger Hospital with no one inside. The stolen ambulance was eventually located, but it hit a police vehicle while officers tried to arrest the thief. The hospital is conducting an internal investigation into why the ambulance was not locked. (WTVC)
- A tractor-trailer overturned on Cash Canyon Road in Hamilton County. The vehicle went over a railing, causing the road to close for several hours. The incident occurred in the 1800 block of Cash Canyon Road. The Hamilton County Sherriff's Office was on-site and reported that no one was hurt. (MyFox Chattanooga)
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Today in Chattanooga:
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- Chattanooga Mayor Tim Kelly has announced the redevelopment of the South Broad District. The project will reportedly transform the site into a new community with economic opportunity. Click for the full announcement. (Twitter)
- Do you have a Chattanooga Public Library Card? Library cardholders are able to check out books, audiobooks, movies, and music while gaining access to library resources. Click to get your library card today! (Chattanooga Public Library)
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— Danielle Fallon-O'Leary
About me: Danielle Fallon-O’Leary is a senior writer with content creation agency Lightning Media Partners and assists Patch.com with community newsletter curation. Danielle also holds a Master’s Degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders and works part-time as a pediatric speech therapist.
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