Calvert City Police Arrest Multiple Suspects in March

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The Calvert City Police Department reported multiple arrests in March 2026, including a man charged with 12 counts of terroristic threatening, a woman charged with assault, and a man charged with carjacking after allegedly stealing a delivery driver's vehicle. The police also cited a man for operating a vehicle under the influence and drug possession after a single-vehicle collision.

Why it matters

These arrests highlight the ongoing public safety concerns in Calvert City, Kentucky, and the need for continued law enforcement efforts to address issues like domestic violence, substance abuse, and property crimes in the community.

The details

On March 3, an officer responded to a report of assault and property damage at a local business, leading to the arrest of Christopher James Cowart, 48, on 12 counts of terroristic threatening, harassing communications, and harassment. On March 7, Rachel H. Kolb, 53, was arrested for assault 4th degree (domestic violence). On March 14, Kenneth Lloyd Clouse, 39, was arrested for public intoxication, drug possession, and other charges after a single-vehicle crash. Also on March 14, Dagan Riley Clark, 20, was arrested for carjacking after allegedly stealing a delivery driver's vehicle.

• On March 3, 2026, an officer responded to a report of assault and property damage.
• On March 7, 2026, Rachel H. Kolb, 53, was arrested for assault 4th degree (domestic violence).
• On March 14, 2026, Kenneth Lloyd Clouse, 39, was arrested for charges related to a single-vehicle crash.
• On March 14, 2026, Dagan Riley Clark, 20, was arrested for carjacking after allegedly stealing a delivery driver's vehicle.

What’s next

The judge will decide on Tuesday whether to allow Christopher James Cowart out on bail.