Kentucky State Police are investigating a hit-and-run collision at 1:04 a.m. Sunday that left four Nashville residents injured, according to a KSP release.

Phobakonde Mapangala, 36, of Nashville was southbound on Interstate 65 near the 16 mile marker in a 2001 Ford Windstar when a white tractor trailer struck the side of the van, forcing it off the right side of the road. The van went up an embankment and struck a tree, while the tractor trailer continued southbound without stopping, according to the report.

Passenger Monique Mapangala, 26, and three juvenile passengers were treated at The Medical Center and released, according to the report. Four other juvenile passengers were not injured.

Accident – A Bowling Green woman was injured in a two-car crash at 1:51 a.m. Sunday at the intersection of Ky. 101 and 31-W north, according to a Warren County Sheriff’s Office report.

According to the report, a truck driven by Brian D. Deweese, 18, of Brownsville pulled onto 31-W in front of a car driven by Clyde Cooke, 65, of Bowling Green. Deweese and Cooke were not injured; however, Cooke’s passenger Virginia Cooke, 68, suffered neck, chest and leg injuries and was transported to The Medical Center.

Arrest – An Alvaton man was arrested after he brandished a pistol during a road rage incident Friday evening, according to a Bowling Green Police Department report.

Police officers responded to the intersection of Lehman Avenue and U.S. 31-W By-Pass at 7:28 p.m., where they stopped Richard Allen Wilson, 39, 8291/2 Old Mt. Pleasant School Road. According to the complainant, he and his girlfriend were driving on Scottsville Road when Wilson pulled up close behind him. Wilson then passed them and got in front of the car, where he repeatedly hit his brakes. The vehicles pulled up side-by-side at Shive Lane and Scottsville Road, and Wilson pointed a 9 mm pistol at them.

Wilson told officers he showed his gun, but that it was unloaded and he never pointed it at them. Officers found the gun under the car seat, and found a fully loaded magazine between the driver’s side seat and the center console.

Wilson was charged with carrying a concealed deadly weapon and was lodged in the Warren County Regional Jail. He was released Saturday on a $2,020 cash bond.

Arrest – A Woodburn man was arrested Friday night after he assaulted a female acquaintance, according to a city police report.

Police responded to the victim’s apartment at 7:28 p.m. Friday, where she told them Gary Wayne Dorough, 31, 963 Evans Road, had kicked in the door. When officers entered the apartment, they found the woman lying at the bottom of the stairs, bleeding, and Dorough standing nearby with a large wooden coffee table in his hands. Police said he charged at them with the coffee table, and disregarded officers’ commands. After officers sprayed him with pepper spray, he hid behind a door, which officers kicked down because he was holding it shut, the report said. Dorough fell backward onto a couch and started screaming obscenities at the officers and tried to hit them.

He was handcuffed and taken to the Warren County Regional Jail, where he was charged with fourth-degree assault, resisting arrest and first-degree burglary. Dorough remains there in lieu of a $25,000 cash bond.

Arrest – A Bowling Green man was arrested Friday morning after he led police on a chase around the city, according to a city police report.

When police attempted to stop Russell Wayne Day, 44, at 3:44 a.m. for suspected drunken driving and having a non-illuminated license plate holder, Day continued to drive, according to the report. He stayed under the speed limit and used all the correct signaling devices, according to the report, but didn’t pull over. He drove from Clay Street to Morgantown Road, where it became apparent he was headed for a home from which he’d been issued a 1,000-feet stay-away order earlier Friday, according to the report. When he got to the home, he left his car and tried to run from officers, but was tackled and arrested. Day smelled strongly of alcohol, according to the report, and several empty beer cans were found in his car.

After he was treated at The Medical Center for an injury he suffered when officers tackled him, he was lodged in the Warren County Regional Jail. Day is charged with first-degree fleeing or evading police, driving under the influence first offense, resisting arrest and violation of a DVO. He remains jailed in lieu of a $7,500 cash bond.

Arrest – A Franklin woman and Bowling Green man were arrested Saturday after a drug tip led officers to a home at 989 Pedigo Way, according to a city police report.

Officers responded to the home of Jeffrey David Kieffer, 51, at 3:23 p.m. Saturday, according to the report. During a search of the home and Kieffer’s vehicle, officers found three rocks of crack cocaine, a set of scales with residue, two crack pipes and a syringe with yellow residue in it.

Officers also found Jason Matthew Gatewood, 27, address unavailable, hiding in a shower. A bag of marijuana was found in his shoe, police said.

Kieffer and Gatewood, along with Melanie Josette Evans, 44, were arrested. Evans and Kieffer were each charged with first-degree possession of a controlled substance (cocaine) and possession of drug paraphernalia, and Gatewood was charged with possession of marijuana. All three were lodged in the Warren County Regional Jail; Gatewood and Kieffer were released this morning on a $1,020 bond and an unsecured bond, respectively, while Evans remains lodged on a $5,000 cash bond.