On Saturday (06/02/2018) Manchester Police Officer Jamie Norris responded to a call on at 400 Hillsboro Boulevard to check on suspicious motorcycle that had been parked at a business overnight. While the officer was in the business talking with the complainant, a male suspect got on the motorcycle and took off. Officer Norris attempted to make a traffic stop at College St and Hillsboro Boulevard. According to the arrest warrant, that due to policy Norris decided not to pursue because of safety when the driver accelerated and refused to stop.
A be on the lookout (BOLO) for the motorcycle was issued. Coffee County Deputy Lee Marcom responded to the call and saw the bike near Blanton’s Chapel Road. Marcom attempted to stop the motorcycle, but it continued to the Hwy 64/41 intersection in Beech Grove when the driver lost control. The driver was taken into custody and identified as Timothy Michael Hupp age 32 of Loudon, TN.
Hupp was charged by Norris and Marcom with 2 counts evading arrest, reckless endangerment, reckless driving, 2 counts of driving on revoked/suspended license 4th offense and 2 counts habitual traffic offender. Hupp also has warrants in Knox County for habitual motor offender and leaving the scene of an accident.
His bond was set at $20,500 and he will appear in Coffee County General Sessions Court June 18, 2018.