Brandon Cain

According to a report by CPD Officer Brandon Cain, he responded to the call as a domestic in progress and found two women exiting the back bedroom and the victim in the bathroom washing blood off his arm.The victim originally stated he had accidentally cut his arm with a knife.

He was treated by EMS on the scene for his cut, but refused to be transported to the hospital.

After talking with the victim and the two women, the officer spoke with two other women at the residence, one claiming they had received a phone call from one of the suspects stating she should come home due to an argument.

According to a report by Clarksville Police Department Officer Brandon Cain, around $3,000 in items were reported stolen including a 32-inch JVC LCD HD-TV, an Xbox 360 and two controllers, an HP computer with 19-inch monitor and a Nintendo Wii and two controllers.

While talking to a woman at 3:26 a.m. who reported her vehicle was burglarized at a club in the 2000 block of Fort Campbell Boulevard, officer Brandon Cain noticed another vehicle that had been broken into.
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While gathering information from the second vehicle's owner, another woman told Cain her vehicle was burglarized.

For more information, call Officer Brandon Cain or Officer Booker Dailey, District One Community Policing officers, at 648-0656 ext. 1011.

According to a report by Officer Brandon Cain, when residents returned about 9 p.m., they noticed the back door had been kicked open.The home appeared to have been ransacked, Cain wrote.

According to a report taken by Officer Brandon Cain, the woman's 2004 Jeep Liberty was taken between 11 p.m. Wednesday and 2:30 a.m. Thursday.

Inmate charged with vandalizing his cell

3. A Montgomery County Jail inmate was charged Thursday with vandalism after deputies found his cell's sprinkler broken and spouting water.

A report by Officer Brandon Cain said the man had left his home about 7:15 p.m. and when he and a friend returned, the rifles were missing.A suspect was listed in the report.

The man told Officer Brandon Cain he had about 11 p.m. Friday, and when he returned about three hours later he noticed the items missing.