Tag: Criminal Trespassing

Dylan Hampton resists arrest after arguing with employees at Mother’s Ruin

E.Z Emerson

27-year-old Dylan Rance Hampton had an altercation with a security guard at Mother’s Ruin late August 29th. When officers arrived, they spoke with the location’s employees. The employees stated that Hampton refused to leave the property and had to be escorted out. They added that Hampton had a scuffle with an employee before leaving the scene. Then, the employees advised officers that Hampton returned by entering the back gate, which is not a public entrance. After this, the police located Hampton, who was inside arguing with other employees, and detained him. While arresting him, Hampton resisted by pulling his arms forward and telling officers he did not want his arms behind his back. Following a brief struggle, officers placed him in handcuffs and escorted him to the patrol car. As police escorted Hampton, he showed signs of impairment and dragged his feet. The employees at the business informed the police that they wanted to press charges for the occurrence. Hampton was taken into custody for resisting arrest, public intoxication, and criminal trespass on August 30th.

William Ellis Jr. booked after sitting at WeGo Central Bus Station for over an hour

Brodie Martin

21-year-old William Ellis was caught sitting at the WeGo Central bus station on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard on July 24th. While officers were on patrol, they observed Ellis sitting at the location for over an hour, which they deemed was over a reasonable amount of time for regular bus users. When they made contact with Ellis and asked him what he was doing, he stated that he was hanging out with his brother. Officers cited him for the violation that day. Ellis was later booked on the citation of criminal trespassing on August 16th.

Dominic Cheek fights security guard at Redneck Riviera for not letting him in

E.Z Emerson

22-year-old Dominic Charles Cheek had an altercation with a security guard, David Christopher Robertson, in front of Redneck Riviera on August 23rd. Patrolling officers observed this and approached the scuffle. Cheek was detained, and officers spoke with Robertson, who stated that Cheek had attempted to enter the establishment. Robertson explained to officers that he refused Cheek entry due to his intoxication level. Cheek tried to push his way into the bar during their interaction, leading to a fight between them.  Robertson added that he wanted to press charges against Cheek for the occurrence. When officers spoke with Cheek, they noticed he reeked of alcohol and showed signs of intoxication. Officers then deemed Cheek a danger to himself. Cheek was taken into custody for criminal trespass, public intoxication, disorderly conduct, and assault on August 24th.

Asheesh Khanna booked after trespassing at Green Hills Mall, tells police they “do not give him orders”

E.Z Emerson

30-year-old Asheesh Khanna caused a disturbance at Green Hills Mall on August 17th. When officers arrived, they observed Khanna sitting on the steps in front of the Apple Store inside the establishment. Then, the police spoke with mall security, who stated that Khanna had been trespassed from the property and could not return for 24 hours. Khanna told officers that he did nothing wrong. After this, they told Khanna to leave the location, to which he replied that they “do not give him orders.” Khanna was then taken into custody for criminal trespass.

Shannon Dunn pulls pants down & starts droppin’ it like it’s hot during police chase at Jason Aldean’s Rooftop Bar

E.Z Emerson

53-year-old Shannon Marcel Dunn caused a disturbance at Jason Aldean’s Rooftop Bar in the early hours of August 20th. When officers arrived, they spoke with security, who stated that Dunn was in the women’s restroom and refused to leave the business. They further explained that Dunn started running around when they asked him to leave. Security added that while chasing him around, he pulled his pants down and defecated mid-chase before running into a bathroom stall, where he locked himself in. The police located Dunn and detained him for the occurrence. Officers confirmed that the establishment had an active trespass waiver. Dunn was then taken into custody for criminal trespass.

Jordan Montalvo jailed after siphoning $330 worth of gas at AM Express gas station

E.Z Emerson

23-year-old Jordan Montalvo and Carlos Cardonell-Perez were observed in a parked van at the South Main Street AM Express gas station, which had been closed, shortly after midnight on August 14th. Sergeant Poole was patrolling when she noticed a hand reaching through the van floor and inserting a pipe into a gas port. After this, Poole approached and attempted to speak with the two individuals, later identified as Montalvo and Cardonell-Perez, to detain them. However, Cardonell-Perez exited the passenger seat and fled towards the Blush Nail Salon. Montalvo got out of the driver’s side and was placed into custody. Officers later located Cardonell-Perez and detained him as well. During a subsequent search, the police discovered a system of drums, pumps, and batteries in the van used to siphon gas. Then, an AM Express employee arrived, checked the gas system, and advised them that 92 gallons of gas, valued at $330.82, had been stolen. Montalvo was then transported to booking and charged with criminal trespass and theft.

Carlos Cardonell-Perez flees police after siphoning 92 gallons of gas at AM Express gas station

E.Z Emerson

51-year-old Carlos Cardonell-Perez and Jordan Montalvo were observed in a parked van at the South Main Street AM Express gas station, which had been closed, shortly after midnight on August 14th. Sergeant Poole was patrolling when she noticed a hand reaching through the van floor and inserting a pipe into a gas port. After this, Poole approached and attempted to speak with the two individuals, later identified as Montalvo and Cardonell-Perez, to detain them. However, Cardonell-Perez exited the passenger seat and fled towards the Blush Nail Salon. Montalvo got out of the driver’s side and was placed into custody. Officers later located Cardonell-Perez and detained him as well. During a subsequent search, the police discovered a system of drums, pumps, and batteries in the van used to siphon gas. Then, an AM Express employee arrived, checked the gas system, and advised them that 92 gallons of gas, valued at $330.82, had been stolen. Cardonell-Perez was taken into custody for theft, criminal trespass, and evading arrest.

Christopher Farmer smashes business’ glass door, tells police he “had one drink at Margaritaville”

E.Z Emerson

46-year-old Christopher Farmer damaged property at a 1st Avenue North establishment on the afternoon of August 2nd. When officers arrived, they located Farmer sitting in front of the business. Farmer told officers, “I smashed the door. I kicked it in and threw a rock at it,” before stating, “I drank half a bottle of vodka and had one drink at Margaritaville.” Officers noticed Farmer reeked of alcohol while showing signs of intoxication. Farmer told officers, “I wanted to swim across the river to the stadium, but they told me I couldn’t.” Then, the property owner told police he did not want to press charges for the damaged door. However, the property owner did want to prosecute Farmer for trespassing since he refused to leave after being asked. Farmer was deemed a danger to himself and taken into custody for criminal trespass and public intoxication.

DUI: Brianna Cox speeds down I-24 East at 94 mph on suspended license

Brodie Martin

23-year-old Brianna Cox was seen driving 94mph in a 70mph zone on I-24 East on July 19th. Officers observed this and initiated a traffic stop. When Cox exited her car, she was seen stumbling to the rear of her car to meet with officers. Once officers began questioning her, they noticed that Cox reeked of alcohol. During the investigation, officers observed multiple signs of intoxication, so they prompted Cox to perform sobriety tests. Cox never gave officers an answer, so she was taken into custody for driving under the influence. After being taken into custody, Cox refused to provide blood and breath tests. Officers asked for Cox’s name and date of birth, and she stated that her name was Brianna Rucker, with a date of birth of July 12th, 2001. Officers conducted an arrest search of her vehicle and found her actual ID. Officers also located an open container of a canned alcoholic cocktail and a plastic cup that smelt like an alcoholic beverage. It was later observed that Cox’s temporary tag on her vehicle was drawn over on a date different from the original. Officers ran Cox’s license and discovered that it was suspended. Brianna Cox was transported to booking and charged with driving under the influence, suspended license, no registration, open container, reckless driving, and criminal trespassing.

Quadre Anderson knocks man out for arguing with woman at Luke’s 32 Bridge

E.Z Emerson

23-year-old Quadre Anderson had an altercation with Charles Kellen Morrow at Luke’s 32 Bridge on July 20th. Responding officers noticed Morrow suffered major head trauma, so they called the medics immediately, who transported him to Vanderbilt. Then, security at the bar informed police that Morrow had been assaulted by Anderson, and they had him detained. Officers escorted Anderson and gathered information. Anderson stated he was attempting to defend a female whom Morrow was getting into a “shoving match” with, causing him to hit him. Afterward, officers reviewed security footage, showing Morrow arguing with a female at the bar, who shoved him multiple times as he continued trying to talk to her. While she and Morrow were disputing, Anderson punched Morrow several times in the face, causing him to stumble onto the bar. Then, Anderson started focusing on one of Morrow’s associates and shoved him, nearly knocking him off his feet before returning to Morrow and pushing him onto the floor. Anderson then continued striking Morrow in the face until he lost consciousness and left. Security informed officers that Anderson was banned from the location and all other sister establishments before the incident and provided documentation corroborating that. Anderson was then taken into custody for criminal trespass and aggravated assault.