Chris Daughtry's Stepdaughter Hannah Was No-Show In Court For 'Hit-And-Run Shooting' Days Before Being Found Dead
Nov. 16 2021, Published 6:04 p.m. ET
Chris Daughtry's stepdaughter Hannah Price failed to appear in court over a hit-and-run shooting with her boyfriend Bobby Jolly just days before she was found dead.
According to The Sun, the singer's 25-year-old stepdaughter was scheduled to stand before the judge for her criminal case on November 3, but she was a no-show.
A warrant was then allegedly issued for Hannah's arrest.
Her legal woes stem from an April incident in which she and Bobby Jolly were reportedly arrested for a hit-and-run in Tennessee. The criminal complaint allegedly states Hannah's boyfriend shot at a car before fleeing the scene of the accident.
Hannah was found dead at her home on Friday. While Bobby Jolly was arrested the same day and remains in custody, the clerk handling the hit-and-run case tells The Sun the reason he's behind bars has nothing to do with Hannah's death.
“Bobby failed to appear in court on June 21st, and a warrant was issued for his arrest at that time,” they explained.
Hannah's 24-year-old boyfriend was arrested in Fentress County, Tennesse, on Friday. He's since been handed over to the Putnam County Sheriff.
“Bobby is in custody here but it’s unrelated to anything going on with the investigation in Fentress County. He is only here for a capias warrant for failure to appear, completely unrelated to any other events going on," an insider told the outlet.