Tag: Cooper Sprouse

Brett Forrest jailed on Florida warrant after stealing $885 in merchandise at Green Hills Mall

E.Z Emerson

64-year-old Brett Forrest stole merchandise from Nordstrom and Macy’s on Hillsboro Pike on March 10th. Patrick Page, a loss prevention associate, alerted the authorities, advising them that he observed Forrest grab two pairs of sunglasses, valued at $293, and put them in his pocket before leaving the store. Page provided officers with footage of the incident. Page detained Forrest and searched him, locating additional merchandise stolen from Nordstrom with the price tags still on them. Page then notified Nordstrom’s loss prevention associate, Gabriel Ertmer, who went over to obtain the items with price tags valued at $592. Detectives ran his information and found that he had a valid outstanding warrant out of Sarasota County, Florida, with full extradition, so officers contacted them and confirmed it. Forrest was taken into custody for being a fugitive from justice and two counts of theft of merchandise.

Deutsche Bank Broker Crosby Kisler attempts to bite officer in booking, says he is “an assassin trying to kill him”

E.Z Emerson

35-year-old Crosby Kisler, broker at Deutsche Bank, had an incident at Whiskey Row in the early hours of January 29th. Whiskey Row security flagged officers down regarding a male, later identified as Kisler, who had fallen on the ground. When officers arrived, they noticed Kisler had visible injuries to his forehead and nose, using the building to balance himself. Kisler showed signs of intoxication as he told officers that the Whiskey Row security personnel “ganged up on him” and assaulted him as he tried to walk away. Security spoke with officers and informed them that they turned around and saw Kisler fall over. They attempted to help him up but had no other interaction with him. Officers tried to ask Kisler where he was staying. Kisler stated he was staying at a place that was paid for with his own money and refused to give them an address. Then, officers explained to him how they would need an address due to his level of impairment, but Kisler tried to leave, stating he was going to walk home. He was deemed a danger to himself and others, so they detained him. On the way to booking, Kisler gained an Irish accent, calling officers “c*nts” and “f*ggots,” saying they do nothing to better this country. Then, once at booking, Kisler said that Officer Sprouse was an assassin who was trying to kill him. Kisler stood up repeatedly, so Sprouse had to assist him back to the bench. Kisler then kicked Sprouse in the leg twice and tried to bite him. Kisler was taken into custody for two counts of assault on an officer and public intoxication.

Tourist Kyle Dowling fights after getting kicked out of Honky Tonk Central in Nashville

Jason Steen

25-year-old Chicago tourist Kyle Dowling was involved in a fight outside Honky Tonk Central in downtown Nashville late Friday night. Police say he had been kicked out of the bar due to his extreme level of intoxication. He continued fighting until being separated by responding officers. He was taken into custody and charged with disorderly conduct.

Kaden Blanco fights security at Kid Rock’s Honky Tonk after allegedly attempting to use fake ID

Diamond Cooper

22-year-old Kaden Blanco was jailed on January 11th after allegedly giving a fake ID at Kid Rock’s Honky Tonk. Officers were working at the door when Blanco handed them an Ohio driver’s license they believed to be fake. Blanco did not want to leave and informed officers that his ID was real and valid. The officer then touched Mr. Blanco’s elbow to motion him out of the establishment after he refused to leave, at which point he shoved the officers. The officer then began to fight with Blanco and scraped his knee in the process. With the help of the other security guards, the officer was able to detain Blanco until on-duty officers reported to the scene to begin their investigation. Kaden Blanco was taken into custody for assault and disorderly conduct.

English tourist Charlotte Standen resists arrest during Broadway Brawl

Jason Steen

37-year-old Hampshire, England, tourist Charlotte Standen was part of a Broadway brawl late Friday night, which included her partner. As she attempted to remove her partner from the fight, officers arrived and attempted to separate everyone and remove Standen from the brawl. Her partner then began to walk away, and when officers told him to stop, she got between him and officers in an attempt to prevent him from being detained. She was advised to step aside and not interfere, but she refused and would not place her hands behind her back. She was eventually taken into custody and charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest.

John Zapytowski jailed after fighting bouncers at Jason Aldean’s bar

Jason Steen

24-year-old John Zapytowski was jailed early Sunday morning after a fight at Jason Aldean’s bar on Broadway in downtown Nashville. Security for the venue flagged down nearby Metro Nashville Police officers to report the fight in progress. Zapytowski had been asked to leave earlier due to his disruptive behavior but he refused. As security was escorting him out of the building, he began to fight and assault the bouncers. He was detained by officers and continued to be belligerent. He was then taken into custody and transported to booking.

London tourist Christopher Lee fights & flees from police downtown, #PreTrialRelease

E.Z Emerson

19-year-old Christopher Lee, who was visiting from London, was one of the individuals involved in a fight on January 1st on Broadway in downtown Nashville. Witnesses and bouncers advised officers of the scuffle, and they located Lee, but he began to flee, ignoring their commands to stop running. Lee was actively resistant when they detained him, and he was pepper sprayed during the altercation, so he had to be medically cleared before being taken into custody for evading arrest, resisting arrest, and disorderly conduct.

DUI: Cordero Moree smokes marijuana before driving through red light

E.Z Emerson

29-year-old Cordero Moree drove through a red light on December 21st as officers patrolled Representative John Lewis Way South and Lafayette Street. They observed this, initiated a traffic stop, approached the driver’s side door, and noticed Moree fumbling with his belongings. He responded slowly to officers, advising them he had no license, and initially provided an unverifiable name and date of birth. He admitted to smoking marijuana in the morning and told them he was a painter who paints indoors without filtration, explaining why there was paint on him. Moree consented to sobriety tests, performed poorly, and was taken into custody for driving without a license and driving under the influence.

Gabrielle Barbosa drunkenly walks into traffic on Broadway

E.Z Emerson

29-year-old Gabrielle Alexis Barbosa was walking in the middle of 4th Avenue South, hindering traffic in the early hours of December 9th. Officers patrolled the Broadway area, observed this, and asked Barbosa to get out of the roadway. She initially complied but then walked back into the road and became vulgar when they asked her to move out of the way again. They attempted to detain Barbosa, but she was actively resisting, pushing away from officers. She was visibly intoxicated as officers placed her in custody for disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, and public intoxication.

Photographer Tanner Yeager jailed after kicking police officer in groin in downtown Nashville

Jason Steen

30-year-old fast-action photographer Tanner Yeager was jailed in Nashville early Sunday morning after reportedly kicking a Metro Nashville Police officer in the groin on Broadway in downtown Nashville. Officers initially responded to the call of Yeager being disorderly at a downtown venue, where he was being detained by security. When police arrived, he kicked his leg straight behind him and struck the responding officer directly in the groin. He was then taken to the ground and placed in a hobble restraint. He continued to be “unruly with police” en route to booking, according to the arrest report.