By Kris Smith
According to a press release issued by Dawson Police Chief Scott Sykora, Dawson police were dispatched to a welfare concern on Monday evening.
Upon arrival of the residence, Sergeant Coker of the Dawson Police Department determined the occupant had barricaded himself in the attic of the home. After determining the subject was a person of interest on another case, a search warrant was secured and served with the assistance of Chief Sykora.
After about 3 hours of negotiations, Dawson Police made entry to the house and a pepper fogger was deployed in the attic of the residence. Approximately 45 minutes later, the subject ultimately exited the residence and was arrested without incident.
Dawson Police transported the subject, identified as Zacharey Starkey, to Navarro Regional Hospital by Corsicana Fire Rescue. Upon release from the hospital, Starkey was then transported by Dawson Police Sergeant Coker to the Navarro County Justice Center.
After his arraignment, Starkey is being held at the Navarro County Jail on charges of Resisting Arrest, a parole violation, Hill County Warrants for Failure to Appear and Bail Jumping and an Evading Arrest with a Vehicle warrant in Harris County.
Dawson Police Chief Sykora stated, “Sergeant Coker did a fantastic job and I am proud to have him as a part of my Department.’
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