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Hopkinsville Today
By the People, for the People
Hopkinsville Man Charged With Criminal Mischief
Michael Mitchell arrested on warrant for first-degree criminal mischief of residential rental property
Published on Feb. 10, 2026
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A 51-year-old Hopkinsville man named Michael Mitchell was arrested on a warrant on Saturday morning, charged with first-degree criminal mischief of residential rental property in the city.
Why it matters
Criminal mischief charges can result in significant fines and jail time, especially for repeat offenders. This case highlights the ongoing challenges local law enforcement face in addressing property crimes in the Hopkinsville community.
The details
Police have not released details on what specifically led to the criminal mischief charges against Mitchell. He was arrested on an outstanding warrant on West 18th Street in Hopkinsville.
- Mitchell was arrested on Saturday morning, February 10, 2026.
The players
Michael Mitchell
A 51-year-old Hopkinsville resident who was arrested on a warrant for first-degree criminal mischief.
Hopkinsville Police
The local law enforcement agency that arrested Mitchell and charged him with the criminal mischief offense.
The takeaway
This case underscores the ongoing challenges Hopkinsville faces in addressing property crimes, which can have significant impacts on both residents and local businesses. It remains to be seen if this arrest and potential prosecution will lead to any changes in how the community addresses these types of offenses.


