Kentucky Police Chief Suspended Following DUI Arrest

The Elkhorn City (KY) Police Chief has been suspended without pay following an alleged drunk driving accident.

Staff Writer
June 28, 2016

Chief Crystal Davis of Elkhorn City (KY) PD (Photo: Kentucky State Police)Chief Crystal Davis of Elkhorn City (KY) PD (Photo: Kentucky State Police)

The Elkhorn City (KY) Police Chief has been suspended without pay following an alleged drunk driving accident, reports WSAZ.

Crystal Davis, 32, was arrested Sunday after she was involved in a single-vehicle crash that happened just after 9 p.m. on Highway 197 at Shelby Gap.

Davis has been the Elkhorn City Police Chief for about six months, and has been a police officer for nearly 14 years.

Troopers say they noticed she smelled strongly of alcoholic beverages, according to an arrest citation.

Davis entered a not guilty plea in Pike County District Court Monday morning. A pre-trial conference was set for November 3rd, court records indicate.

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