Man Who Got 8-Year Sentence For Vehicular Homicide Picking Up New Arrests - The Chattanoogan
A Soddy Daisy man who served time in prison for a 2007 vehicular homicide that left one person dead and two others permanently disabled has been arrested once last year and eight times this year. Judge Don Poole, in sentencing Steven Tyler Frizzell to eight years in prison in 2009, said he hoped he would turn his life around. Frizzell was the driver of a Ford Taurus that went out of control on Memorial Day 2007 on Old Hixson Pike. He was charged with possession of drug paraphernalia in May 2014. On March 2, 2015, a deputy saw a white Cadillac fail to make a complete stop at the intersection of Ellen Road and West Crabtree Road. When the car was pulled over, it was found that Misty Campbell was the driver and Frizzell the passenger. " It was found that Ms. Campbell had a revoked driver's license and a felony warrant from Grundy County on a drug charge. The deputy said Frizzell admitted being "high" on drugs and acknowledged that he had thrown something out of the car window. Frizzell was charged with possession of drug paraphernalia and tampering with evidence. On March 25 at 2:30 a. m. , police saw Frizzell standing out of his silver Ford F150 in a car wash stall at the corner of Oyler Street and Highway 153. It was observed that the truck was not wet. Police followed Frizzell to Walmart and found that he had a revoked driver's license. Source: www.chattanoogan.com
