Deputy Smith Details Cheatham County Response to October 3 Incident

In a recent court session regarding the case of Cheatham Criminal - D1 State v. Curtis Daye, Deputy Randall Smith provided crucial testimony about his experience and the events surrounding a 911 call made on October 3, 2020. Deputy Smith, who has been with the Williamson County Sheriff's Office for nearly a year and previously served in both Dixon and Cheatham Counties, detailed his familiarity with the area, having grown up in Cheatham County.

During the proceedings, Deputy Smith presented a GIS map of Cheatham County, highlighting Yates Lane, the location he responded to on the date in question. The map illustrated the proximity of Yates Lane to the Davidson County line, emphasizing the geographical context of the incident. The court also reviewed a recording of the 911 call, which is expected to play a significant role in the case.

This testimony is part of an ongoing effort to clarify the circumstances surrounding the incident and the response by law enforcement. The court's examination of the evidence, including the maps and the 911 call, aims to establish a clear timeline and understanding of the events that transpired.

As the case progresses, the implications of Deputy Smith's insights and the evidence presented will be critical in determining the outcome of the proceedings. The community remains attentive to the developments, as they reflect broader issues of public safety and law enforcement response in the region.