Warrants have been filed against a driver accused of leading officers on a high-speed chase through northwestern Shelbyville on Monday night.

Officer Dylan Bliss's report said he confirmed the suspect as Tad J. Reynolds, 29, of Helton Road, who has been charged with two counts each of aggravated assault and reckless endangerment and one count of evading arrest.

"He has a history of evading arrest," the report said.

Reynolds was reported as "doing burnouts" in the Walmart parking lot. He allegedly was stationary when officers arrived but refused to identify himself.

"Once I realized he wasn't going to cooperate, I opened the driver's door and asked him to step out of the vehicle," Bliss said.

Reynolds allegedly started his truck and sped away when Bliss, who had grabbed his shirt, and Officer Darrian Lanier attempted to pull him out. Bliss said he and Lanier were almost struck and Lanier was almost pinned against a vehicle.

Bliss, Lanier, Sgt. Tory Moore and Officer Bryan Lashwood said they pursued Reynolds through a series of side streets and parking lots at speeds up to 75 miles per hour until terminating at the Warners Bridge Road-Pass Road intersection after a dispatcher was able to confirm his identity. Reynolds was apprehended Tuesday.

**Assault charges

Alleged attacks over several days against a Bedford County woman led to the arrest of Chavis Marshall Woodall, 34, of Hopkins Bridge Road on aggravated assault and assault charges Monday.

Woodall was arrested at his home after his mother convinced him to surrender following more than two hours' worth of unsuccessful requests by Bedford County deputies.

The victim suffered a busted lip, her eyes and neck were swollen and multiple bruises were visible, Deputy William Featherstone's report said. Woodall allegedly denied the assaults and told Featherstone she had injured herself.

**Wallet taken

A wallet was stolen Tuesday from Dollar General Store, Madison Street.

**Shoplifting

-Nicole L. O'Neal was charged with shoplifting after allegedly taking slightly more than $100 of grocery items without scanning at the Shelbyville Walmart on Monday afternoon.

-Melinda Kaye Davis allegedly took barcodes from lesser-priced items and placed them on more expensive merchandise Tuesday at Walmart, police were told. The report noted Davis was "apologetic."

**Jail intake

The following were charged since Tuesday by the Shelbyville Police Department. Bedford County Sheriff's Department, Tennessee Highway Patrol or 17th Judicial District Drug Task Force. They are only charged; guilt or innocence will be determined by the courts.

-James Bradley Blair, 27, West Lane Street; unlawful possession of a weapon, resist stop/frisk/halt, probation revocation, theft over $2,500, evading arrest; held, $70,000 bond

-Dannyel Espaza Galvan, 21, John Shaw Road; DUI (second offense), driving on revoked license, speeding, financial responsibility; held, $6,000 bond

-Shentonie Devan Jones, 44, Oakdale Street; failure to appear, violation of probation; held, $10,000 bond

-Tad Joseph Reynolds, 29, Helton Road; evading by motor vehicle, aggravated assault (two counts), reckless endangerment (two counts), violation of probation; held, $52,000 bond

-Ryan Matthew Sheehan, 32, Mankin Road; violation of probation; released on recognizance

-Mykhah Calvin Simon, 23, Murfreesboro; possession of schedule VI drug, possession of drug paraphernalia (two counts), tampering with evidence, possession of schedule II drug for resale, evading arrest, simple possession of schedule IV drug; held, $20,000 bond

-Paul Jonathan Stepp, 43, Dickson; driving on revoked license (seventh offense), obstruction of highway/passageway, open container; held, $5,000 bond

-Tyler Jacob Womack, 24, Shelbyville Mills Road; burglary (four counts), theft over $2,500, failure to appear, violation of probation; held, $54,000 bond

-Chavis Marshall Woodall, 34, Hopkins Bridge Road; aggravated assault (two counts), assault; released, $12,500 bond