Bad night in Cookeville: KPD officer goes to apartment seeking sex, ends up leaving in ambulance
Seeking sex, an off-duty Knoxville Police Department officer drove to Cookeville, showed up at a 20-year-old student's apartment and quickly found himself in a world of trouble.
Before the night was over Officer Tyriq Campbell, 24, would be accused of blackmail, hurl himself through a second-floor window, hand five cellphones over to Cookeville police and catch a ride to the hospital in an ambulance.
He'd also offer various and sometimes conflicting details to authorities about what he was doing a hundred miles from Knoxville and how he ended up there, records show. Records portray it as a Snapchat hook-up gone very wrong.
The Cookeville Police Department deemed the March 16 incident "odd and unusual." But, after a review, it's filed no charges.
Knoxville police administrators knew about Campbell's trip hours after it happened. So far the department hasn't opened an internal affairs investigation.
Defense attorney Don Bosch represents the young officer. Bosch said his client was a victim who did nothing wrong.
"We have been informed that the criminal matter in Cookeville has been closed. We have voluntarily cooperated with the Cookeville Police Department throughout their investigation," Bosch told WBIR in a statement.
"We are unaware currently of any review that the Office of Professional Standards is undertaking, but stand ready to answer any questions they have in the future. As it relates to the incident in Cookeville, this had nothing to do with my clients duties as a KPD officer, and he was a victim in this situation."
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Read on...what a weird tale! Worthy of a bad TV movie....