29-year-old Kieara Shelbourne was charged with theft of a firearm after officers found a weapon in her possession that was reported stolen.
Woman charged with stolen firearm she claims was given to her by a family member
Author: Trish Butler
Woman caught peeing in doorway found guilty of public intoxication
47-year-old Kathleen Fildes was charged with public intoxication and indecent exposure after officers observed her urinating in public.
Man jailed after grabbing and twisting detective’s testicles
42-year-old Harvey Bush was charged with assaulting an officer, resisting arrest, possession of cocaine with intent, and paraphernalia when he snatched and twisted a detective’s testicles as he was being detained for a business transaction.
Man detained at taser point: 3 people say he assaulted them with a doorstop and screwdriver
26-year-old Alex Cordova was charged with domestic assault and two counts of aggravated assault when he attacked three people during an argument with a metal doorstop and a screwdriver.
Grindr: Fisk President accused of drugging man after gay hook-up; Placed on leave from university
A Nashville magistrate signed an order of protection against Fisk University President Dr. Kevin Rome, Sr. after a man claimed he met Rome via the gay dating app Grindr and testified Rome had drugged him, threatened to kill him and destroyed his apartment.
Libertarian presidential candidate Dr. Jo Jorgensen bus tour stops in Nashville #BrakeForLiberty
Presidential candidate and Libertarian Party nominee Doctor Jo Jorgenson and her #BrakeTheBus tour stopped at Centennial Park for the first rally of the Tennessee leg. Approximately 300 people attended the socially distanced event.
Scoop Media Group wins redaction lawsuit against Montgomery County
Chancellor McMillan ruled that the Montgomery County Circuit Court Clerk’s Office must stop the illegal redaction of public information from open records requests. Circuit Court Clerk Cheryl Castle announced her resignation just days after depositions, leaving her elected term unfilled.
Woodbine icon Dairy King that survived 2010 flood becomes a COVID-19 casualty
Dairy King’s owner is hopeful for a buyer to keep the “icon of Woodbine” alive. Jeff and Carolyn Jones announced via Facebook that Dairy King on East Thompson Lane will close operations on August 3rd. The 50-year-old business has suffered since COVID-19 disrupted life in March.
Teen charged with theft again after not scanning socks and underwear
19-year-old Toniyja Winters was charged with theft of merchandise and criminal trespass when she and her friend were caught past the point of sale with $182.98 worth of unscanned socks, underwear, t-shirts and a pair of sandals.
Man jailed after pointing gun at three individuals and a child during argument
29-year-old Quantez Coleman was charged with four counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon when an argument over a loan with his child’s uncle escalated to him pointing a gun at four individuals.