24-year-old Azim Haji sped between two vehicles in his BMW 335I on I24 East on September 1st. A stationary speed enforcement officer observed Azim doing 100 mph in a 55 mph zone. He was cited for reckless driving because he put himself, his passenger, and other motorists at risk of severe injury or death. He was booked for the charge on September 19th.
38-year-old Derrick Grace reportedly pepper sprayed another man outside of the post office on Church St. on August 30th. The other man, Quintin, told police he recognized Derrick from the gym, and he approached him to speak to him. After they spoke, Quintin said that Derrick got into his vehicle and reversed back to him. He said that Derrick called him back over, and he leaned on Derrick’s car. That is when Derrick pepper sprayed him, despite him dodging. Derrick told police that Quintin said, “He had that good on him,” then raised his eyebrows. When he acted like he did not hear him, he got into his vehicle, drove back over to Quintin, and rolled down his passenger vehicle. Derrick told police there were no threats and only wanted to speak with him. After talking, he said that is when he pepper sprayed Quintin and called the police. Quintin told police he wished to prosecute, and that is when Derrick was cited for assault. He was later booked on the assault charge on September 19th.
56-year-old Timothy Stanfield was jailed this week on an outstanding warrant from June 2022, charging him with the rape and sexual battery of a minor. The 17-year-old victim disclosed that she’s been living with Stanfield since she was 12 years old, and that’s when he started touching her over her clothing on her private parts. The Juvenile disclosed that she had been raped by Stanfield since she was 13 and that he had penetrated her more than once. The victim is now 17 and disclosed that Stanfield came home earlier on the day of the report and inserted his fingers inside her. When Stanfield saw her on the phone, he told her she better not tell anyone what he was doing because he would go to jail for the rest of his life and run out the back door.
23-year-old Ryan Price was handcuffed by security at Play Dance Bar on Church Street in Nashville after he jumped over a brick wall outside the venue and became aggressive toward them. He had just been removed from the bar due to his level of intoxication and behavior. Metro Nashville Police arrived and offered him an ambulance, which he refused. He stated he would just walk home, which officers wouldn’t allow. His uncle attempted to assist him with a ride home, but he became even more belligerent. Price was taken into custody and charged with disorderly conduct and public intoxication.
Metro Nashville Police say 50-year-old Heidi Willis attacked another woman at Kid Rock’s Bar in downtown Nashville Saturday, hitting her and pulling her hair. The victim initially wanted to prosecute but later changed her mind when the process was explained. Due to her extreme level of intoxication and behavior, Willis was taken into custody and charged with public intoxication.
39-year-old Gareth Jones was on the corner of 4th & Demonbreun in downtown Nashville late Friday night when he approached officers in a state of extreme intoxication. Officers told him to find a safe ride home, but a few minutes later, he was found walking into other people on the sideway and becoming more disorderly. He was taken into custody and charged with public intoxication.
33-year-old Robert Jamison took a tumble down the stairs at Kid Rock’s bar in downtown Nashville late Saturday night. Medics and police responded to the venue, and Jamison was medically cleared. He was advised to get a safe ride home but refused to leave the bar. Due to his high level of intoxication and inability to care for himself, Jamison was taken into custody and charged with public intoxication.
49-year-old Jennifer Estes was kicked out of Legends Corner on Broadway in downtown Nashville late Saturday evening due to her level of intoxication. She continued to try to re-enter the venue and was denied. Nearby officers took note of her drunkenness, and she stated she had been drinking along with taking medication. Officers attempted to contact friends or get her to her home or hotel but were unsuccessful.
41-year-old Mitchell Phy was at the Nashville International Airport at noon on Saturday when he fell over. Officers arrived to assist, believing he may be diabetic or having a medical episode, but he advised his issue wasn’t medical in nature but rather a matter of intoxication. He reportedly reeked of alcohol and was unable to even sit up without assistance. He was advised he was being taken into custody for public intoxication and was placed in a wheelchair to be transported to a patrol car. He was told to place his hands behind his back, and he refused and pulled away from officers, then forcefully struck an officer in the forehead. Phy was taken to the ground and cuffed and then kicked another officer in the leg.
35-year-old Bryan Wingate was kicked out of Nashville’s largest gay nightclub, Play Dance Bar, in the early hours of Sunday morning. He was advised to leave and not return, but he remained on the property. Metro Nashville Police arrived to find Wingate unable to walk and with slurred speech. He told officers, “I can’t go back home to her,” then cursed at the officers, calling them “bitch, and “fucker.” He was yelling and screaming and attempting to fight bar staff. He was transported to booking. It is not known if he went back to ‘her’ after being released from jail.
