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Police in Bowling Green, Kentucky responded to a shoplifting call at Greenwood Mall last night just before 9:00 p.m. A male suspected identified as Troy Tyson. 21, of Nashville and female suspect identified as Tysheka Davis, also 21 from Nashville exited the mall and ran towards toward their car in the parking lot. A police report indicated the two were told to “stop” repeatedly by officers. The suspect then backed the car into a police officer and sped off. The suspects crashed into another vehicle in front of the Kroger on Scottsville Road and fled on foot.
Tyson was later arrested behind the Shoe Carnival while Davis was arrested on the side of the street near a Taco Bell.
Tyson was arrested for assault of a police officer, evading police, leaving the scene of an accident and endangerment of a police officer. Davis was arrested for felony theft by unlawful taking.
In April of 2012 Tyson was arrest for shoplifting in Hendersonville. It is also reported that Tyson attempted to run over an officer on horseback as he fled that scene.
Tyson was also wanted in Montgomery and Williamson Counties.
Tyson was later arrested behind the Shoe Carnival while Davis was arrested on the side of the street near a Taco Bell.
Tyson was arrested for assault of a police officer, evading police, leaving the scene of an accident and endangerment of a police officer. Davis was arrested for felony theft by unlawful taking.
In April of 2012 Tyson was arrest for shoplifting in Hendersonville. It is also reported that Tyson attempted to run over an officer on horseback as he fled that scene.
Tyson was also wanted in Montgomery and Williamson Counties.
Saturday, November 17 2012, 01:36 PM CST
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