Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
🚨 COURT UPDATE: EX-LAFOLLETTE COP ISAIAH LLOYD FACES JUDGE NEXT WEEK
Mark your calendars, Campbell County. The community accountability fight continues.
Former LaFollette police officer Isaiah Lloyd is scheduled to be in court on Tuesday, July 7, 2026, at 9:00 AM. The hearing will take place in the Campbell County Criminal Court in Jacksboro before Judge Zach Walden.
His attorney, D.T. Christmas, has filed an interlocutory appeal. For those unfamiliar with the legal jargon, an interlocutory appeal means the defense is challenging a specific ruling made by the court before the actual criminal trial takes place. They are trying to pause or alter the direction of the case right now.
Let’s remember exactly who we are dealing with here: Lloyd was indicted by a grand jury on serious charges of Official Misconduct and Coercion of a Witness after a thorough TBI investigation. The state alleges he vandalized a home, threw a homemade explosive device at a homeowner while trying to hide his identity, and later tried to bully another officer into withholding evidence.
Public oversight matters. When badge-wearing officials face criminal charges, the community needs to be in the room watching how the justice system handles its own.
📍 Where: Campbell County Criminal Court (Jacksboro, TN)
🗓️ When: Tuesday, July 7, 2026
🕘 Time: 9:00 AM
Show up, stay informed, and keep demanding transparency.
#LaFolletteTN #CampbellCounty #PoliceAccountability #GovernmentTransparency #TennesseeNews #TBIInvestigation #IsaiahLloyd
🚨 COURT UPDATE: EX-LAFOLLETTE COP ISAIAH LLOYD FACES JUDGE NEXT WEEK
Mark your calendars, Campbell County. The community accountability fight continues.
Former LaFollette police officer Isaiah Lloyd is scheduled to be in court on Tuesday, July 7, 2026, at 9:00 AM. The hearing will take place in the Campbell County Criminal Court in Jacksboro before Judge Zach Walden.
His attorney, D.T. Christmas, has filed an interlocutory appeal. For those unfamiliar with the legal jargon, an interlocutory appeal means the defense is challenging a specific ruling made by the court before the actual criminal trial takes place. They are trying to pause or alter the direction of the case right now.
Let’s remember exactly who we are dealing with here: Lloyd was indicted by a grand jury on serious charges of Official Misconduct and Coercion of a Witness after a thorough TBI investigation. The state alleges he vandalized a home, threw a homemade explosive device at a homeowner while trying to hide his identity, and later tried to bully another officer into withholding evidence.
Public oversight matters. When badge-wearing officials face criminal charges, the community needs to be in the room watching how the justice system handles its own.
📍 Where: Campbell County Criminal Court (Jacksboro, TN)
🗓️ When: Tuesday, July 7, 2026
🕘 Time: 9:00 AM
Show up, stay informed, and keep demanding transparency.
#LaFolletteTN #CampbellCounty #PoliceAccountability #GovernmentTransparency #TennesseeNews #TBIInvestigation #IsaiahLloyd
