37-year-old Lauren Towery was charged with paraphernalia, theft of property, and theft of vehicle when her boyfriend of two weeks told authorities in June that she had stolen his car. She was caught on July 13th and told officers a syringe found on her was used to inject methamphetamine rectally.
34-year-old Jeremy Moore was charged with domestic assault when a bystander stepped in after he punched his then girlfriend in the face during an argument about him stranding her and her children at a store. The assault occurred back in March.
36-year-old Randi Butler was charged with her third driving under the influence when authorities found her unresponsive behind the wheel of a running vehicle at The Goat. Butler’s social media claims she’s the Chief of Staff for Reagan/Trump advisor Arthur Laffer.
57-year-old Carla Hargis was charged with disorderly conduct when Metro Police was called twice in one hour because she was causing a ruckus near Party Fowl. She was taking off her clothes, throwing her shoes, yelling, and cussing.
27-year-old Crystal Villafuerte was charged with driving on a revoked license, vehicular assault, and financial responsibility violation involving injury when she was speeding down I-24, lost control, and smashed into an SUV and semi. A 14-year-old was thrown from the SUV and sustained critical injuries.
23-year-old Ashton Bates was charged with assaulting an officer and resisting arrest as well as issued a civil citation for littering when a Nashville Symphony employee called Nashville Metro Police on a trespasser.
27-year-old Joseph Arendall was charged with theft of property when a Berry Hill Police Officer stopped him for a tag violation and discovered the Ford Escape he was driving had been reported stolen from Davidson County.
19-year-old Skyler Whitefield-Brewner was charged with leaving the scene and contributing to the delinquency of a minor when a mother caught him with her 15-year-old runaway daughter and he damaged three vehicles while escaping with the child.
27-year-old Christopher Goodly was charged with resisting arrest, evading on a motor vehicle, reckless driving, and having no license after two bicycle officers tracked and attempted to stop him at least three times within a day.
56-year-old Ernest Bashlor was charged with public intoxication and resisting arrest when officers were called to a construction site where he was asleep by a barricade and said to them “get the fu*k out of here” and “no I’m not under arrest” while refusing to comply with their orders.
