Dylan Adams throws mustard bottle at girlfriend during argument

25-year-old Dylan Adams had a domestic incident with his girlfriend, Alexis Radford, at their Church Street apartment in the early hours of February 19th. Radford told officers that she and Adams had argued, during which he threw a mustard bottle at her. Radford added that she was unsure if the bottle hit her, but that mustard had gotten on her black fleece jacket. Radford stated she wore the jacket to work on February 22nd, and a co-worker texted her saying that her jacket had mustard on it. She showed the texts to the officers. A warrant was issued for Adams’ arrest on February 29th. Adams was taken into custody for domestic assault on June 5th.

Robert Brown booked after making “jerky movements” on Broadway

38-year-old Robert Brown was seen publicly intoxicated on Broadway near 7th Avenue South on June 5th. Officers were patrolling the area when they noticed Brown walking across the road and making jerky movements with his body. Officers stopped and spoke with Brown, and they noticed his constricted pupils and profuse sweating. He was speaking incoherently to officers, and due to his extreme intoxication, officers deemed he was a danger to himself, and he was taken into custody for public intoxication.

Keri Curkendall drunkenly wanders into Nashville Predators game without ticket

43-year-old Keri Lynn Curkendall was taken into custody for public intoxication on April 2nd. Officers observed her at the Bridgestone Arena without a ticket for the Nashville Predators game. They noted that Curkendall appeared to not know where she was. Officers approached her and noticed she showed numerous signs of impairment, reeking of alcohol. Curkendall was deemed unable to care for herself and was detained for the incident.

Daniel Brown throws girlfriend on ground, drags her out of hotel room at Embassy Suites

27-year-old Daniel Brown was involved in a domestic altercation with his girlfriend, Serinity Evick, in their room at the Embassy Suites on March 27th. Officers arrived at the mentioned location and made contact with Evick. She informed them that Brown threw her down to the floor and dragged her out of the room. Evick then stated that she was experiencing pain in her right shoulder. Officers observed abrasions on Evick’s right elbow, right wrist, and center of her back. Shortly after, officers made contact with Brown inside his room. He told them that he “kicked out” Evick. When Brown was asked if Evick “put her hands on him,” he stated, “obviously so.” Daniel Brown was deemed the primary aggressor and taken into custody, where he was charged with domestic assault.

Antonio Rivera caught with 36.4 grams of marijuana at Greyhound Bus Station

42-year-old Antonio Rivera was jailed on March 20th after police responded to the Greyhound Bus Station on Rep John Lewis Way South for a bag containing drugs and a weapon. An employee of the Greyhound found the bag underneath the seat of a vacant Greyhound bus. A search of the bag located a loaded Iver Johnson handgun, a large bag of marijuana weighing approximately 36.4 grams, and two receipts with Rivera’s name. Officers found Rivera and asked him to step off the premises. He was immediately detained and admitted that the bag belonged to him. Rivera explained that he let a fellow passenger from Indiana smoke from his vape and was given the marijuana in exchange. As far as the gun, he stated he carries it for protection. Rivera was taken into custody and charged with having a weapon under the influence, possession with intent to sell, public intoxication, and firearm during a felony on March 20th.

Thomas Perry deemed too drunk for Broadway

55-year-old Thomas Perry was jailed on March 14th after police responded to the area of 2nd Ave and Broadway for disorderly behavior. Officers observed Perry to have slurred speech, watery red eyes, and the odor of alcohol emitting from his body. Perry was unsteady on his feet as he admitted to drinking two beers and smoking marijuana recently. Due to Perry’s obvious state of extreme intoxication, officers determined he was a danger to himself and placed him into custody.

Javon Smith attacks man in chapel at Nashville Rescue Mission

21-year-old Javon Smith and an unidentified individual attacked Robert Lee Russel Jr. in the chapel at the Nashville Rescue Mission on Lafayette Street around 8 p.m. on March 13th. Medical personnel advised officers as they arrived that Russel Jr. was knocked unconscious, his left eye was swollen shut, and he sustained a fractured orbital bone. Russel Jr. was transported to the hospital, and officers reviewed footage from the security cameras. The footage showed Smith initiating a fight with Russel Jr. by punching him and then being joined by the unknown attacker. The unknown attacker also punched Russel Jr., which knocked him down to the floor. While Russel Jr. was on the ground, both of the men struck him repeatedly until he lost consciousness. Then, Smith bent down to him and moved off-screen for about five seconds, during which the other assailant punched Russel Jr. multiple times. Detectives observed Smith at the scene, walking into the Mission. Smith was detained and taken into custody for aggravated assault.

Florida Tourist Richard Willis drunkenly refuses to leave Embassy Suites

56-year-old Florida tourist Richard Scott Willis refused to leave Embassy Suites on Demonbreun on February 19th. Security for the hotel flagged officers down, and they went into the 7th Avenue entrance. Officers observed Willis talking to the witnesses, the manager, and other security personnel. Hotel staff advised officers that Willis was asked to leave due to his behavior and was escorted out. Hotel Staff then explained that Willis returned shortly after, which was when they alerted the authorities. Officers observed Willis showing signs of impairment, and he was taken into custody for criminal trespass and public intoxication.

James Dimanoff drunkenly steals man’s phone on Broadway

51-year-old James Naum Dimanoff took an individual’s phone on Broadway in the later hours of January 21st. Officers were flagged down by the citizen, who advised them of the incident, pointing out Dimanoff as the one who stole his cell phone. Dimanoff consented to a search, which led to officers locating the phone. He was visibly intoxicated as he told them he did not have anywhere to go tonight or anyone to care for him. Dimanoff was taken into custody for public intoxication.  

Jonathan Lou Hansen jailed after fighting bouncers at Kid Rock’s Bar in downtown Nashville

35-year-old Jonathan Hansen was captured on video aggressively approaching security at Kid Rock’s Bar in downtown Nashville Friday evening while appearing extremely intoxicated. Police say Hansen then continued to attempt to fight other people in the area. Officers arrived to find him extremely intoxicated and disorderly. He refused to provide his name but was eventually identified via his debit card during booking.Â