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Driver who killed Loudon County Sheriff's Sgt. Chris Jenkins will serve 10 years - Vimarsana News

Driver who killed Loudon County Sheriff's Sgt. Chris Jenkins will serve 10 years

Christopher Savannah, 43, of Houston, Texas, admitted to smoking marijuana while he was driving the morning of Feb. 3, 2022.

Source: yahoo.com
Driver pleads guilty to killing Loudon County Sgt. Chris Jenkins - Vimarsana News

Driver pleads guilty to killing Loudon County Sgt. Chris Jenkins

The 43-year-old man who killed Loudon County Sgt. Chris Jenkins pleaded guilty to vehicular homicide by intoxication, according to DA Russell Johnson.

Source: wbir.com
Driver who killed Loudon County Sheriff's Sgt. Chris Jenkins will serve 10 years - Vimarsana News

Driver who killed Loudon County Sheriff's Sgt. Chris Jenkins will serve 10 years

Christopher Savannah, 43, of Houston, Texas, admitted to smoking marijuana while he was driving the morning of Feb. 3, 2022.

Source: yahoo.com
Trial of man accused of fatally hitting Loudon Co. deputy while he cleared ladder from highway moved - Vimarsana News

Trial of man accused of fatally hitting Loudon Co. deputy while he cleared ladder from highway moved

Christopher Savannah's trial was originally scheduled for Sept. 13.

Source: wbir.com
Trial for man charged in Loudon County Sgt. Chris Jenkin's death delayed - Vimarsana News

Trial for man charged in Loudon County Sgt. Chris Jenkin's death delayed

A motion has been approved to delay the trial for the man charged in the death of Loudon County Sgt. Chris Jenkins. The motion asking for a continuance was filed by Christopher Savannah and his counsel on September 8. In the motion, Savannah's counsel said that additional time is needed to "adequately prepare for the defense."

Source: wate.com