Meghan Wise aka “$Megaweed on yo sh*t” sells undercover officers multiple 8-Balls of cocaine via Telegram chat

21-year-old Meghan Wise used the username “$megaweed on yo sh*t” in a Telegram thread named “615 Traphouse,” and detectives conducted a controlled-buy operation with an undercover officer at the Hamilton Church Road Walmart on September 22nd, 2023. Wise was advertised as “a runner” in the chat. The police began talking with her and set up a transaction to buy an 8-ball of cocaine for $230 on September 22nd, 2023. “Megaweed” and undercover agents agreed to meet at Walmart, and on the day of the operation, she stated she was driving a red Mazda 6. Then, officers spotted her car parked near the Lawn and Garden part of the store, closer to the back. A white female, later identified as Wise, aka “Megaweed,” exited the Mazda and walked to the front of the location. She then messaged undercovers, telling them she was there. Then, officers messaged back, saying they were already parked near her vehicle, and when she returned, she and the detective sat in the Mazda. They presented Wise with the money, and she handed them a bag with a white, powdery substance. After this, both parties left the parking lot. Officers tested the substance, which tested positive for cocaine and fentanyl, weighing 9 grams. They ran the tags through NCIC and found the red Mazda was registered to a “Meghan Wise.” After running her driver’s license number, the undercover detective positively identified her as the person in question. A warrant was then issued for her arrest on March 15th, 2024.

On September 27th, 2023, Midtown Hills CFIT conducted a second controlled-buy operation with an undercover detective at the Hamilton Church Road Walmart. Wise had previously sold them narcotics a few days prior. On September 24th, 2023, she realized she had provided a larger amount than discussed, so they set up another buy to pay off the difference and purchase another 8-ball of cocaine, totaling $550. Undercover detectives were in the parking lot when Wise arrived in her red Mazda 6. Then, undercover officers approached her, and after a quick conversation, she handed them the drugs. During the dialogue, the undercover detective talked the total price down to $540 before leaving. Once the transaction ended, officers tested the substance, which was again positive for cocaine and fentanyl, weighing 6 grams. An additional warrant was issued for her arrest on March 15th, 2024. Wise was later taken into custody for four counts of felony possession on July 19th, 2024.

Nashville ANTIFA activist Corey Lemley jailed after selling Fentanyl & cocaine to police

33-year-old ANTIFA activist Corey Lemley is jailed in lieu of a $238,500 bond after a weeks-long drug investigation came to a close Monday when detectives executed a search warrant on his Barclay drive home at 10:30 a.m. Family members directed detectives to Lemley’s bedroom, where they discovered a loaded Sig Saur P365 9 mm handgun, 1 gram of white powder concealed in a dollar bill, and 4 grams of a white powder substance concealed in a hallway closet adjacent to his bedroom, which tested positive for cocaine and Fentanyl. 72 grams of marijuana was also stored in a shoe box in his closet. 

In late October, An undercover detective called Lemley’s known cell phone number and asked to purchase drugs, at which time Lemley directed him to his Barclay Drive home. Once in the driveway, cash was exchanged for 30 grams of a cocaine/Fentanyl mix, later providing probable cause to obtain the search warrant for the home.

Devin Wilkes charged with public intoxication during CMA Fest in downtown Nashville

27-year-old Devin Wilkes was at 3rd & Broadway late Friday night when he pulled out his phone and pointed it at officers while making derogatory statements. Officers inquired if he needed assistance as he appeared to be extremely intoxicated. Wilkes, who was unsteady on his feet and could not keep his eyes open, was taken into custody and charged with public intoxication. 

Nashville Police charge teen with felony after he borrows basketball from a school — Justin Mealer

Metro Nashville Police charged 19-year-old Justin Mealer with felony burglary after he entered an unlocked door of Fall-Hamilton Elementary School Sunday afternoon and borrowed a basketball so he and his friends could play on the nearby basketball court. The neighborhood teen with no criminal history openly admits to going inside the neighborhood school and locating a basketball, stating he entered through an unlocked cafeteria door. School Security Officer Austin Dubuc that the door may not have been properly latched, but the school was closed for operations. At the time of Mealer’s arrest by MNPD Officer Nicholas Alan Carroll, he was carrying a basketball, a box fan, and popsicles for the boys.

Keosha Glenn pulls gun after scuffle with Wendy’s employee; says she’ll wait outside to “air it out”

Police say 18-year-old Keosha Glenn got into a fight with an employee of a South Nashville Wendy’s Tuesday that spilled into a fight in the parking lot. When the employee went back inside, Glenn reportedly pulled a gun from her waistband, stating she would just wait for her to come outside, as she was about to “air it out”. As officers responded to the scene they encountered Glenn, who claimed she had no gun. A pat-down revealed a black Taurus G3 in her waistband.

Man charged after flashing handgun while drinking at South Nashville bars — Ulises Arzate

23-year-old Ulises Arzate is free on pre-trial release after police first received a call of a person who was flashing a gun in the parking lot of a Hooters restaurant in South Nashville after drinking inside. While officers were en route to the incident, Arzate walked to the San Jose Fiesta restaurant, where they located the man wearing a grey zippered hoodie. He had a bucket of Modelos on ice in the center of the table and one open one in front of him. When asked about a handgun, he raised his shirt and presented a tan Glock 43X MOS in his waistband. He admitted to having three beers while at Hooters and was charged with possession of a handgun while under the influence.

Man too drunk for Broadway tells officers “you’ll be on the news tomorrow” — Michael Reynolds #VisitMusicCity

46-year-old Michael Reynolds began to record Metro Nashville Police officers on Broadway in downtown Nashville, telling them you’re going to be on the news tomorrow!” as they were in the process of arresting him for public intoxication. Reynolds was outside of Honky Tonk Central causing a scene as bouncers would not let him back inside the bar. He became irate when officers asked him to leave and began yelling even causing a disturbance. He was charged with public intoxication and transported to booking. As it turns out, Reynolds would be the only one making the news after this incident.