Jackson police arrested 29-year-old Jarston Howse, who faces charges of aggravated burglary, aggravated assault, and interference with a 911 call.
According to the City of Jackson, TN - Police Department, officers responded Friday to the residence near Holiday Drive and Woodmont Drive regarding a report of aggravated burglary and domestic assault. Police allege Howse forced entry into the home belonging to his ex-girlfriend and assaulted her by kicking her in the head, punching and slapping her, and dragging her through the house.
Interference With a 911 Call
Flock Safety units are automated license-plate readers.
Howse was arrested.
Charges Filed Against Howse
Howse faces charges of aggravated burglary, aggravated assault, and interference with a 911 call.
Resources for Domestic Violence Survivors
Jackson police used the announcement to urge anyone experiencing domestic violence to seek help, pointing specifically to the Safe Hope Center at 512 Roland Avenue. The department's post did not provide additional details on the victim's identity or current condition.
The Tennessee Office of Criminal Justice Programs said its funding supported domestic violence services through 103 grants statewide, serving more than 13,000 survivors in the past fiscal year, according to a statement from Tennessee.gov.
