MAN REPORTEDLY FIRED GUN NEAR CALHOUN DEPUTY ON STINSON-MUD FORK ROAD - Deputy Was In Area Serving Arrest Warrant

(08/30/2020)

By Bob Weaver Old-time fiddler Blind Ed Haley, who frequented this area to play music with the oldtimers in the 1920s and 1930s, wrote a song about the area called "Don't Go Up Stinson After Dark." A Calhoun deputy sheriff looking to serve a warrant on a male on Stinson-Mud Fork off State Rt. 16, reported that a subject on a four-wheeler likely fired a gun while fleeing to a hillside. The incident was happening near Starcher Park about 9 p.m. Saturday. State Trooper J. B. Hunt was responding to the scene with other officers from the Clay Detachment. Late Saturday night, it appeared that officers decided to stand down.

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