Murfreesboro Driver Arrested Charged Vehicular Homicide Pedestrian Death

In Murfreesboro, Tennessee, two separate incidents involving young men have resulted in arrests. Max Overholt, 19, was arrested for making a violent threat against Christ Presbyterian Academy during a domestic dispute and faces charges including false reporting and making a threat of mass violence. Separately, 18-year-old Samuel Helton was charged with vehicular homicide by recklessness after a fatal crash on August 5, when he struck 23-year-old Kali Mills in a marked crosswalk while making a left turn on Old Fort Parkway. Helton was arrested following a warrant issued weeks after the incident and released on a $50,000 bond, with an arraignment pending. Authorities emphasized the seriousness of such threats and vehicular incidents, and both cases remain active with upcoming court proceedings. The community continues to respond to these tragic events as investigations and legal actions proceed.