By Shawn Henry 
Monday night in Graves County turned chaotic when a stolen Dodge Charger tore through the streets before slamming into a telephone pole, flipping like something out of an action movie. Power flickered out across the neighborhood, plunging homes into darkness as deputies scrambled to contain the mess.
It all started with a heads-up from McCracken County cops—someone had swiped a 2017 Charger, and it was barreling their way. A Graves County deputy clocked the car cruising down US-45 and hit the lights. Big mistake. Kid behind the wheel? He stomped the gas instead.
What followed was a short, stupidly reckless game of cat and mouse before the Charger clipped a telephone pole hard enough to flip, crush the roof, and leave the thing looking like scrap metal. Oh, and there was a bonus—deputies found a handgun tossed in the wreckage, totally unrelated to the car’s rightful owner.
Enter the suspect: a teenager, shaking like a leaf in a soybean field, insisting he wasn’t the one driving. Cops weren’t buying it. Between the gun, the wreckage, and the fact some poor sap’s Charger got turned into a pretzel, they slapped him with felony evasion, illegal firearm possession, and who knows what else they’re still digging up.
Utility crews eventually patched up the power lines while detectives kept pulling at threads—who stole the car? How’d the gun get in there? The case is still wide open, and let’s be honest, chances are this kid wasn’t acting alone. Police aren’t spilling much yet, but one thing’s clear: someone’s in deep trouble.
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