Huntingdon Police Reports

Drug Paraphernalia — On August 29, a routine traffic stop was made for failure to yield on oncoming traffic. The driver was identified as Amy Umstead. During a search of the vehicle, a black magnetic container was found. The residue in the container was field tested and tested positive for methamphetamine. Umstead was not arrested at the time of the traffic stop. An arrest warrant was issued and served on October 15.

This incident occurred within the city limits of Huntingdon, Carroll County, Tennessee.

Misuse of 911 — On September 26, Huntingdon Police Department was dispatched to a residence on Clark Street. The complaint was that a neighbor was making a meth lab. The story later changed and said the neighbor was accusing them of stealing. The homeowner appeared to be intoxicated and did not provide the neighbors name or location of the incident. The homeowner has a history of calling 911 for non-emergency situations. The homeowner was advised that it is a crime to misuse the 911 service.

Assault — On October 9, Huntingdon Police Department (HPD) was dispatched to a residence on Gin Street. The caller advised that two individuals had come to his mother’s house and assaulted her. The victim had already filed a report with HPD. Edwina Parker and Destyny Cameron had come to the residence and struck the victim in the face. Based on the information given, arrest warrants for Parker and Cameron were issued, served and both were taken into custody for booking.

This incident occurred within the city limits of Huntingdon, Carroll County, Tennessee.