Metro Nashville Police late Friday night arrested Houston Texans tight end Ryan Griffin, 29, on charges of vandalism and public intoxication for punching out a front window of Hotel Indigo on Union Street downtown.
22-year-old Lauren Ianni was determined to be too drunk for the draft. She was day drinking downtown Thursday, when Metro police took her into custody and charged her with public intoxication, disorderly conduct, and trespass, when she was kicked out of the Country Music Hall of Fame, and came back to fight the security guards that kicked her out .
35-year-old Brandon Scott Alexander successfully avoided Metro Police Wednesday when they conducted a ‘knock-and-talk’ at his front door, citing a ‘narcotics complaint’. They left, he tried to sneak out, they circled back, and now he’s jailed in lieu of a $77,500 bond.
39-year-old Brian Michael Kirk is free on a $3,000 bond, after being charged with stalking and unlawful exposure. Metro Police say he sent nude photos of his ex-girlfriend to her boss and co-workers recently at 2:04 a.m., and at 2:54 a.m. texted her “Sorry, just put a whore out there”.
25-year-old Brianna Lee was arrested late Tuesday night, after Metro Police say she drove back by the scene of the crime, where officers were taking a report of her having assaulted her ex-girlfriend, and vandalizing her car.
Metro Nashville Police say they received a drug complaint about a home on Idlewild Drive in Madison. Since they didn’t have enough probable cause for a search warrant, they conducted a knock-and-talk, and 35-year-old Sean Conway Campbell signed a search consent form for the residence.
34-year-old Melissa Wilson, of Mt. Juliet, was driving the ‘Fat Bottom Brewing’ company van when she crashed at the I-40 entrance ramp. She blew a .199 BAC on a breath test, and told officers she “had a beer during lunch.”
35-year-old Matthew S. Dies is jailed on a $10,000 bond this morning, charged with felony theft. Police say he stole a wedding ring from a home in August, when he went to work with his girlfriend, who is a housekeeper.
New York Times best-selling author of the Dark Hunter series, Sherrilyn Kenyon was held in contempt of court in a Williamson County Courtroom Tuesday, and jailed on the charge
“The drugs are mine, I have a right to get high.” Those are some of the words Metro Police say 53-year-old Casey Jackson said to them during an arrest early Monday Morning in East Nashville.
