TBI Investigate Officer-Involved Shooting At Motel 6

According to the TBI preliminary, the incident began around 9:50pm PM, when authorities received a 911 call from a woman indicating she and her wife were in a domestic altercation.

The incident took place at a hotel room on the second floor at Motel 6 located on Hester Dr. in White House. MAP A White House Police Officer responded and, on his approach to the hotel room, saw a female, identified as  34 year old Samantha Redicker, in possession of a handgun and called for backup. When the second White House Police Officer arrived, the two approached the room, after which Redicker came out of the room and pointed the weapon at one of the officers at least twice. The officers gave multiple commands for her to drop the gun, but she did not comply. The situation further escalated and resulted in both officers firing their weapons, striking Redicker, who was injured and subsequently transported to Skyline Medical Center in Nashville. Neither of the law enforcement officers was injured during the incident.

The TBI currently has Agents gathering relevant information, interviews, and evidence in connection to this active and ongoing case. In turn, investigative findings will be submitted to the District Attorney General for his further review and consideration. As a reminder, the TBI acts as ‘fact-finders’ in its cases. The decision as to whether the actions of the officers were justified rests solely with the District Attorney General.

Per TBI policy, the agency will not identify the officers involved in this incident and will instead refer questions of that nature to their department.

According to White House Police Chief Pat Brady, both officers are on routine paid administrative leave.