Tag: Dennis Diesel

James Greenway calls 911 multiple times, refuses to tell police where he is because he “had a warrant.”

E.Z Emerson

35-year-old James Greenway called for police assistance multiple times on August 31st. Officers were dispatched to the Clarion Hotel on North 1st Street for a prisoner transport request. Upon arrival, the police were notified by other officers that Greenway had contacted them earlier in the night. They stated that Greenway was given a courtesy ride because he was intoxicated and did not want to go to jail. Then, officers said that Greenway had called 911 three times after the initial transport, telling them he didn’t know where to go. However, when officers tried to locate Greenway so they could help, he refused to tell them where he was because he “had a warrant.” Officers eventually found Greenway and detained him. After this, officers confirmed that he did, in fact, have an outstanding warrant from Sullivan County via the MNPD records radio channel. Officers were advised that Sullivan County would extradite. Greenway was taken into custody on September 1st for public intoxication and non-emergency 911 calls.

Mar’Quon Givens jailed after “squaring up” to people while attempting to start fights on Broadway

E.Z Emerson

22-year-old Mar’Quon Lamar Givens was observed shoving an unknown individual at Barstool Nashville on August 11th. After officers noticed this, Givens and the other party ran in separate directions. The police checked the premises but could not find anybody involved. Officers then saw Givens run toward Broadway near Whiskey River before walking towards Bootleggers Inn. While there, Givens had a verbal altercation with another unknown party. Then, officers watched Givens and his party head to Kid Rock’s Honky Tonk. After this, officers spoke with a vendor near Barstool Nashville, who observed a black male with short dreads and a black shirt with what appeared to be a flame. At this time, the police were alerted about a fight happening at Kid Rock’s Honky Tonk. When officers arrived, they located Givens and his friends but did not see them fighting.

Officers spoke with Givens, who said nothing was happening and everything was fine. Officers then noticed Givens had an injury to his finger. Givens further explained that he was in a “shoving match” with another unknown party, which caused the injury to his finger. He told officers he did not want to press charges and that he was looking for his friends so they could leave. Givens and his party then walked towards Moxy Hotel. A little while later, officers were alerted of another fight at the Moxy Hotel. When officers arrived, they saw Givens and his party engaging in fighting behavior, “squaring up” with other individuals. After Givens tried walking away again, he was detained for the occurrence. Givens was taken into custody for disorderly conduct.

Michael Rummeley flees police after repeatedly starting fights in Downtown Nashville

E.Z Emerson

21-year-old Michael Anthony Rummeley and his associates caused a disturbance near Barstool Nashville on August 11th. Multiple individuals noticed this and flagged officers down. When the police arrived, Rummeley and his friends had left already. Then, witnesses advised officers that Rummeley and his group were being aggressive, trying to start fights with them. Shortly after this, the police were flagged down by other officers on 3rd Avenue South regarding Rummeley and his friends engaging in fighting behavior. When officers approached the group, they started to walk away from them again. Officers eventually made contact with the group and placed two of them in custody for disorderly conduct. When Rummeley was notified that he was under arrest, he pulled away from the police. Rummeley then started running towards Demonbreun Street, leading officers in a foot pursuit. Officers eventually caught up to Rummeley near 2nd Avenue South and Molloy Street, where they detained him. Rummeley was then taken into custody for resisting arrest, evading arrest, and disorderly conduct.

Jaden Collier breaks boyfriend’s phone after striking him multiple times

Brodie Martin

24-year-old Jaden Collier was involved in a domestic altercation with her boyfriend, Keaire’ Newsome, at a parking lot on 4th Avenue South on July 20th. When officers arrived, they spoke with Newsome about the incident. Newsome stated that he and Collier got into an argument about leaving Broadway. Newsome informed officers that during the argument, Collier got aggressive and hit him multiple times. According to Newsome, he was struck in the face, body, and arms. Officers observed a small cut on Newsome’s lip. Newsome said that Collier grabbed his iPhone 13 and threw it on the ground, causing it to break. After officers observed the broken iPhone on the ground, Collier was taken into custody for domestic assault and vandalism.

MTSU Football Player Ethan Ellis shoves security guards after fighting woman outside Jason Aldean’s Rooftop Bar

E.Z Emerson

24-year-old MTSU offensive lineman Ethan Ellis caused a disturbance at Jason Aldean’s Rooftop Bar on July 21st. Security for the establishment flagged officers down, stating a fight was in progress. When officers arrived, they observed Ellis having an altercation with security, shoving them as they tried to separate him from Savannah Petree, the other party involved. Due to his fighting behavior, he was detained for the incident. Ellis was taken into custody for disorderly conduct.

Kayton Brown jailed after shooting fireworks in downtown Nashville

Brodie Martin

18-year-old Kayton Brown was seen shooting fireworks on 3rd Avenue South on July 7th. Officers responded after hearing the fireworks and then made contact with Brown. Upon investigation, officers found multiple mortar fireworks in the back of Brown’s vehicle. Several witnesses told officers that they saw Brown while the fireworks went off. Officers also found that Brown had a minor friend with him at the time of the fireworks. Since there were a lot of people in the area who could have been harmed or killed, Brown was taken into custody and charged with reckless endangerment, contributing to the delinquency of a minor, disorderly conduct, and fireworks violation.

Shane Martin headbutts officer, threatens to kill his children after fighting vendor outside Honky Tonk Central

Brodie Martin

33-year-old Shane Martin was seen starting a fight with someone outside of Honky Tonk Central on June 29th. Officers were flagged down by Honky Tonk Central security to assist in the situation. As officers approached the location, the individual pointed out Martin at the corner of Broadway and 4th Avenue South. Officers went to Martin, who tried to pretend that he was playing with the vendor. When officers told Martin that he had to leave because of the several complaints he had, Martin became belligerent, saying, ” fuck you! You ain’t a real cop.” Martin proceeded to shove officers. Martin then made his way to the Honky Tonk Central, where he was stopped by security and handcuffed on one hand. Martin had to be taken to the ground to be completely handcuffed due to his violently resisting. While cuffing Martin, officers observed the strong smell of alcohol coming from his person.

Martin was then taken into custody and transported to booking. During the drive to booking, Martin threatened to kill the arresting officer, Officer Beaudu’s children, multiple times. After arriving, Martin continued being uncooperative by yelling and cursing at officers and staff. Staff came to see if they could check Martin’s temperature for their process. During this, Officer Diesel stood Martin up to assist him because of his level of intoxication. As Officer Diesel grabbed Martin’s arm, Martin grabbed the back of his head and then headbutted him. When officers restrained Martin, he continued to make threats of violence to Officer Diesel. Shane Martin was charged with 2 counts of assault of an officer, resisting arrest, public intoxication, and disorderly conduct.

Bobby O’Hara shoves brother after being kicked out of Tootsies Orchid Lounge

E.Z Emerson

24-year-old Bobby O’Hara caused a disturbance at Tootsies Orchid Lounge on June 30th. Security at the location flagged officers down, and when they arrived, they spoke with Bobby and his brother, Tom Ronald O’Hara. Security stated that the brothers were getting in their faces, attempting to shove past them after they were removed from the bar. Bobby said he was waiting for his brother’s fiancé to come outside because she had ordered a drink before they were kicked out. Security informed officers that they did not want to press charges for the occurrence and just wanted them removed. After Bobby and Tom were told to leave, Bobby walked away and started arguing with Tom, which agitated Tom’s fiancé. Then, officers observed Bobby shoving Tom before throwing his hands in the air. Bobby Ohara was taken into custody for disorderly conduct and domestic assault.

Eric Feagles resists arrest after pushing scooter down, tells police “I push all scooters down”

E.Z Emerson

40-year-old Eric Feagles was observed stumbling down the sidewalk with a drink in his hand near 3rd Avenue North on June 28th. Then, Feagles walked past a green dumpster and pushed a motorized scooter onto the ground. Sergeant Bennett observed Feagles do this and ordered him to stop. Feagles continued walking, disregarding Bennett’s commands, until Bennett utilized his flashlight and grabbed Feagles by his shirt. During this interaction, Feagles pulled away from Bennett and told him, “I push all scooters down because I’m from Washington DC.” When Bennett asked Feagles if he could get a cab or a rideshare home, Feagles stated he would rather walk to his hotel. Feagles was visibly impaired, so Bennett gave him multiple chances to get a ride to his hotel. Despite this, Feagles repeatedly refused to do so. This prompted Bennett to detain Feagles, causing him to become resistive. Bennett then performed a “controlled leg sweep” and successfully handcuffed Feagles. Feagles was deemed unable to care for himself and was taken into custody for public intoxication and resisting arrest.

Gerald McClure tells police he “won’t let some foreigners get in his face & tell him what to do”

E.Z Emerson

32-year-old Gerald McClure and his sister, Latina McClure, were escorted out of Rippy’s Bar around 7 p.m. on June 9th. When officers arrived, they observed Gerald “actively engaging in fighting behavior.” As officers spoke with Gerald, they smelled the unmistakable odor of alcohol coming from his breath. He was unsteady on his feet, had red, bloodshot, watery eyes, and was not making any sense. As officers tried to figure out what was going on, Gerald became irate and began yelling racial slurs at them and other patrons on Broadway. Gerald resisted as officers attempted to handcuff him.

Security advised that they asked Gerald to leave the bar due to his level of intoxication. He began to leave but changed his mind and began yelling at them. While being transported to booking, Gerald stated he would not let some “foreigners” get in his face and tell him what to do because he is a “native Tennessean and doesn’t have to listen to non-natives.” Mr. McClure was taken into custody for resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, and public intoxication.