Jackson man arrested in Nashville for Chattanooga murder

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (WDEF) — A Jackson, Tennessee man has been arrested in connection with a violent home invasion that happened nearly four years ago.

Trevien Senar Reddick, 23, was taken into custody on November 1, 2024 in Nashville by the Tennessee State Patrol.

Three gang members from West Tennessee came to Chattanooga to rob former gang member Travis Patrick.

At the time, Patrick was living with his cousin.

Reports indicate that Reddick and other gang members intended to steal money and drugs from Patrick.

Patrick arranged to meet one of the gang members, Antoine Allen, at a gas station to sell him marijuana.

When Allen and the others arrived, they forced Patrick to return home at gunpoint.

Arriving at the residence in the 8500 block of Standifer Gap Road, Allen ordered Patrick to let them inside.

Once inside, Allen threatened Patrick, saying, “Give us everything or I’ll kill everyone in the house.”

Patrick managed to grab his own gun and shot Allen several times, killing him.

He then fought off two other gang members, shooting at them as they sped off in their car.

Some of the shots hit a nearby house where a woman and her 14-year-old daughter were sleeping.

Bullets pierced the walls and windows, but luckily no one in the house was hurt.

When the police arrived, they found Allen dead in Patrick’s kitchen.

Inside the apartment, they found several guns and shell casings.

Outside, police found a Dodge Charger with four large metal containers filled with bags of marijuana.

Investigators were able to link the suspects to the GetBack Gang, a notorious West Tennessee gang.

A Chevrolet Malibu belonging to Reddick was later found in Crockett County.

The bullet holes in the car matched those fired by Patrick.

Authorities believe that invasion led to the revenge shooting in Alamo, Tennessee.

Members of the GetBack Gang targeted a house owned by Patrick’s cousin’s father.

After Allen’s death, members of the GetBack Gang posted a video of the violence online, threatening those involved in the incident.

Reddick faces several charges, including:

• First degree murder
• Second degree murder
• Careless murder
• Aggravated kidnapping
• Aggravated robbery
• Aggravated assault
• Criminal conspiracy
• Reckless assault with aggravating circumstances
• Reckless danger
• Possession of a firearm during a crime