Man Charged for Driving Through Water Park Construction Site Without Authorization

ATOKA, Tennessee (WMC) - The Atoka Police Department has located and taken into custody the individual suspected of damaging a working construction area at the Walker Park Splash Pad.

Herbert Walton, 48, faces charges including felony damage, interfering with construction barriers, serious criminal trespassing, using a vehicle without permission, not reporting an accident, and breaking financial responsibility laws.

Walton's arrest on Friday followed police actionsreleased picturesa white Buick owned by a driver who allegedly caused major damage to the water park's construction site around 4 p.m. on Sunday.

Walton is charged with "intentionally" circumventing and damaging the road blockades, resulting in his vehicle becoming trapped.

Police state that Walton subsequently illegally used a skid steer machine at the location to free his vehicle before leaving, resulting in further damage to the grass rolls and the asphalt in the parking area.

This detention demonstrates the commitment of our officers and investigators in safeguarding public assets and ensuring those who pose a threat to our community face consequences," stated Atoka Police Chief Anthony W. Rudolph. "We value the assistance and backing from our residents, which is crucial in aiding us to conclude such cases.

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