Second Arrest Made In Shandor Street Shooting

Spring Hill, Tenn. — On June 16th, Spring Hill Police Department detectives, with assistance from the Clarksville Police Department, arrested La’Taveious Lee, 18, in Clarksville, Tennessee.

Lee, a resident of Columbia, Tennessee, is charged with two counts of reckless endangerment in connection with a June 6 shooting on Shandor Street.

According to investigators, Lee and a 17-year-old juvenile — who was arrested June 12 — exchanged gunfire following a planned drug deal that went bad. The investigation is still ongoing and more charges may be pending.

Original news release: https://shpdnews.com/2025/06/06/one-year-old-child-struck-by-gunfire-on-shandor-street/

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(Juvenile Suspect Charged) One-Year-Old Child Struck By Gunfire On Shandor Street

Update (June 12th): Today, detectives charged a 17-year-old juvenile from Columbia in connection with the shooting on Shandor Street, which injured a 22-month-old child on June 6. SHPD detectives charged the juvenile with attempted second-degree murder, possession of a firearm during the commission of a dangerous felony, aggravated assault, and reckless endangerment by discharging a firearm into a habitation.

The circumstances that led to the shooting are still under investigation. The decision to request a transfer hearing from juvenile court to adult court rests with the District Attorney’s Office. Detectives have worked tirelessly on this case since the incident occurred. Our thoughts remain with the child and their family. We are all hoping for a full and swift recovery.

Spring Hill, TN – SHPD officers responded to a reported shooting on Friday, June 6th at 12:55 am that occurred in the 3000 block of Shandor Street in the Harvest Pointe subdivision in southwest Spring Hill. When officers arrived, they found a round that was fired from the street into a home had struck a one-year-old child who had been sleeping inside of a home. Investigators do not believe the child was the intended target of the shooting. Paramedics transported the child to a hospital. The child was in stable condition.

Investigators believe a person was on Shandor Street when a vehicle stopped in the road next to the person. The occupants of the vehicle (described a sedan) eventually got out. For reasons that are unknown, the occupants of the vehicle and the person on the street exchanged gunfire. The people involved fired up to 15 rounds. One of those rounds hit the one-year-old child. None of the persons involved in the shooting were located during the initial investigation. Investigators are continuing to collect evidence and follow up on leads.

The SHPD is asking residents in Harvest Pointe to review their home camera footage between the hours of 12:30 am and 1:30 am looking for any vehicles or persons walking during those hours. Video footage can be sent to Detective Jonathan Tiller. If you have information related to this investigation, you can submit an anonymous tip here or contact Detective Tiller at jtiller@springhilltn.org or 931-486-2252 ext. 283.

(Identified) SHPD Investigating Vandalism To City Property

Update (May 30) – The persons (juveniles) involved have been identified and issued juvenile petitions.

Spring Hill, TN – The SHPD is investigating graffiti spray-painted on city property in the area of Bellflower Circle in the Somerset Springs neighborhood off of Port Royal Road. This vandalism occurred sometime between May 23rd and May 26th. The two individuals pictured are persons of interest in this investigation. If you can identify these two, please submit an anonymous tip here.

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Maury County Grand Jury Finds Serial Killer Guilty Of Murder For Killing A Woman In Spring Hill in 1991

Spring Hill, TN – On May 2nd, a Maury County Jury found Clark Baldwin guilty of killing Pamela McCall in 1991 in Spring Hill. McCall’s body was found near Saturn Parkway, close to Port Royal Road on March 10th, 1991. Pamela’s identity remained unknown until April 9th, 1991.

Ron Coleman was the SHPD officer assigned to investigate Pamela’s death. He promised Pamela’s mother that he would not rest until he caught her daughter’s killer. Coleman retired as Assistant Chief of the SHPD in 2002, and Pamela’s case went cold. In 2019, the case was reopened, and Investigator Tommy Goetz of the 22nd District Attorney’s Office took the lead.

There was DNA evidence collected at the scene, but DNA testing was nowhere near as robust as it is today. After over two decades, the crime lab received the evidence; a profile match then connected Clark Baldwin to the murders of Pamela McCall and two other women in Wyoming. Police eventually arrested Clark. Coleman let Pamela’s mother know of that arrest, but she passed away before the case went to trial.

Coleman had the following to say:

This conviction helped bring some closure for Pamela’s brother and son. Both expressed their appreciation for the Spring Hill, Maury County community, and all the different agencies involved for not forgetting their mother and sister. I was able to put the cuffs on Baldwin, ending my 34-year search. We can now rest assured that he will NEVER be back on the streets of our world. In addition, Baldwin will be extradited to Wyoming to face similar charges, and I stand ready to continue to assist in the case for as long as needed. I am at peace for the first time in 34 years. All Glory to God.

The SHPD would like to express its gratitude to all persons involved in bringing Pamela’s killer to justice, including Ron Coleman for his unwavering commitment and tireless pursuit of justice in the cold case of Pamela Rose McCall.

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Purse Taken From Shopping Cart At Publix, Victim’s Credit Cards Were Used At Area Stores

Spring Hill, TN – SHPD detectives are trying to identify the person who allegedly took a purse from a shopping cart at Publix while the victim was distracted. On March 27th the individual pictured used the victim’s credit cards at Walmart in Spring Hill and at Home Depots in Franklin/Brentwood. The suspect left in a white Honda Pilot. If you have information relating to this investigation or can identify this person, please contact Detective Gillam at sgillam@springhilltn.org or submit an anonymous tip here.

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SHPD To Take Part in Operation “Impact I-65” To Reduce Traffic Fatalities On April 12th

Spring Hill, TN – On Saturday, April 12th, State and Local Law Enforcement agencies will partner with the Tennessee Highway Safety Office (THSO) for “Operation Impact I-65” to reduce traffic fatalities on Interstate 65. From midnight on April 12 until 11:59 p.m., state troopers, deputies, and officers will increase traffic enforcement from the Kentucky-Tennessee state line to the Tennessee-Alabama state line. Agencies will crack down on distracted driving, speeding, seat belt use, impaired driving, and other hazardous moving violations.

In 2024, the Spring Hill Police Department investigated 145 wrecks on I-65, with 21 of those being injury crashes.

Lieutenant Michael Foster says, “By uniting the efforts of state and local law enforcement, we can create a stronger, more effective strategy to combat traffic fatalities on I-65. This partnership allows for better coordination, enhanced visibility, and a shared commitment to the safety of all travelers. Together, we will implement targeted enforcement and community education efforts to reduce wrecks and save lives.”

The THSO provides grant funding to support State and Local agencies for increased enforcement during this campaign. For more information about the THSO, please visit http://www.tntrafficsafety.org.

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Two Persons Shoplifted From Walmart On Multiple Occasions

Spring Hill, TN – SHPD detectives are working to identify two individuals who allegedly stole merchandise (including a Bose Smart Soundbar) from Walmart on at least two occasions. The suspects left in the car pictured above. If you can identify them, contact Detective Gillam at sgillam@springhilltn.org or submit an anonymous tip here.

Investigation Into Attempted Theft From Credit Union ATM

Spring Hill, TN – SHPD detectives are working to identify the individuals who attempted to steal money from a credit union ATM on Kedron Rd. On February 13th at 11 pm the person in the above image attempted to gain access to the ATM at Listerhill Credit Union. This person was unsuccessful in getting any money, most likely because of an audible alarm. If you have any information relating to this investigation, please contact Detective Gillam at sgillam@springhilltn.org or submit an anonymous tip here.

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Sobriety Checkpoint And Increased Patrol For St. Patrick’s Day Weekend

Spring Hill, TN – In an effort to ensure public safety and reduce impaired driving incidents, the SHPD will be conducting a sobriety checkpoint on Friday, March 14th on June Lake Blvd. from 8 PM to midnight. We will also have more officers on the street before and after the checkpoint focusing on impaired drivers. Please remember to plan ahead and have a sober driver/rideshare for your night out.

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Officer Sawyer Greene Earns Knights Of Columbus”Officer Of The Year” Award

L – Captain Justin Whitwell R- Officer Sawyer Greene

Spring Hill, TN – At the Knights of Columbus banquet in Columbia, TN, the Spring Hill Police Department honored Officer Sawyer Greene with the “Officer of the Year” award. Officer Greene works for the SHPD Traffic Enforcement Unit. In 2024, Officer Greene conducted over 400 traffic stops, which resulted in 49 DUI arrests. Officer Greene began his career with the Columbia Police Department and the Tennessee Highway Patrol. Officer Greene also serves as a field training officer, mentoring newly hired police recruits. He is a DUI instructor for the department where he teaches officers procedures for investigating DUI cases. Officer Greene dedicates himself to keeping our roads safe.

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