Metro Police say 27-year-old Samantha Cox Ward climbed on top of her husband and repeatedly punched him in the face after he woke her up to feed their twins. He then retreated to the bathroom until police arrived at their Antioch home.
25-year-old Dakota Daniel was charged with legend drug possession without prescription, no driver’s license, driving under the influence, and possession of cocaine after he did not stop at an intersection, parked crooked in a parking lot, and was then approached by police.
27-year-old Brice Crabtree was charged with unlawful use of paraphernalia and driving under the influence after officers found him in a “fetal position on the passenger side floorboard” following a vehicle collision.
40-year-old Andrew Putnam was charged with driving under the influence and implied consent after his vehicle collided with a parked car, drove over a mailbox, and crashed into a tree in someone’s front yard.
Over the weekend the Nashville Fire Marshal’s Office received complaints in reference to exits being blocked as well as only utilizing one exit for all staff members and customers, as an attempt to practice social distancing. They say ALL exits must remain unrestricted during business hours.
One inmate has tested positive for COVID-19 in a Metro Nashville jail. 53 additional inmates who were in the same unit are now quarantined.
31-year-old Cory Bold was charged with aggravated criminal trespassing when SWAT and K9 teams were deployed to remove him from a construction site. The event lasted 2 hours and Cory told police he was just using a portable toilet and taking a nap.
In Mayor John Cooper’s morning COVID19 briefing, it was announced that Nashville now has 1,034 confirmed cases of COVID19 in the Metro area.
20-year-old Jerock Walker was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, two counts of theft of merchandise, and theft of property after family members told police he threatened them and stole his mother’s iPhone. In a separate incident, he was also observed stealing lottery tickets at Mapco on Murfreesboro Pike and cashing them in at Fannin Market in Goodlettsville.
25-year-old Kayla Ballew was charged with domestic assault when “off-again/on-again” girlfriend told police that Ballew climbed into bed with her uninvited, causing an argument that escalated into physical assault.
