DUI: Maiya Hardnett-Jakaway blows 0.228% BAC before nearly rear-ending vehicle

25-year-old Maiya Hardnett-Jakaway was seen swerving in and out of lanes and almost rear-ending another vehicle at Lebanon Pike on March 10th. Officers made contact with Maiya, who appeared visibly intoxicated. When she was asked to step out of the car, officers observed a strong odor of alcohol on her breath. Maiya consented to sobriety tests, but officers felt that it was unsafe due to her nearly falling multiple times. Maiya was read her Miranda rights and implied consent and agreed to a breath test. Maiya blew a 0.228% BAC and was taken into custody for driving under the influence.

Mohamed Al Sabeel found overdosing on Fentanyl in Dodge Challenger

21-year-old Mohamed Al Sabeel overdosed inside his Dodge Challenger near Twice Daily on West End Avenue early February 19th. A concerned citizen observed this and alerted the authorities. NFD and EMS personnel arrived and found Al Sabeel foaming at the mouth as they pulled him out of his car and placed him in an ambulance. Officers were informed about the overdose and conducted an inventory search of the Challenger before it was towed. During the search, officers located a Glock 19 behind the passenger seat, and a white, unknown substance spread throughout the vehicle. Al Sabeel was transported to Saint Thomas Midtown for further medical assistance. The nurses told police that he was an addict who had relapsed on Fentanyl. Al Sabeel was taken into custody for possessing a weapon while being under the influence and driving with a suspended license on March 7th.

Deidre Kyzer assaults sister for entering her room, throwing her belongings

29-year-old Deidre Kyzer had a domestic altercation with her sister, Kathryn Kyzer, at their family home on Gordon Lane in the early hours of February 8th. When the officers arrived, they spoke with Kathryn, who advised them that her sister had been throwing away items belonging to their parents and was arguing with them about it. Then, Kathryn started throwing Deidre’s items in the hallway, trying to get her to understand what she was doing to her parents. This caused Deidre to push Kathryn in the chest and into the wall. Kathryn said that she pushed Deidre back to get away from her. Their parents, who witnessed the incident, corroborated Kathryn’s statement. Deidre stated she was not trying to put her hands on Kathryn and was trying to get her to stop touching her things and entering her room. Deidre Kyzer was taken into custody for domestic assault.

Terry Sampson charged in assault of wife over shared pets, keys to shared vehicle

64-year-old Terry Sampson was involved in a domestic dispute with his wife, Nancy Sampson, on Magnolia Farms Drive on January 9th. Mrs. Sampson spoke with officers and advised them that she and Terry had argued regarding their shared pets and keys since they were separating. Then, she stated that the altercation escalated when he began to strangle her. She said that she started to punch and kick him in self-defense as he held her against a wall. Officers observed a scratch mark and some redness around her neck. Terry told officers that Nancy tugged at his shirt, hitting him, so he pushed her away in the neck area to defend himself. Then, he said she threatened to shoot him but did not have access to a gun. Officers determined that Nancy’s injuries were not consistent with his statements and deemed Terry as the primary aggressor. He was taken into custody for domestic assault.

DUI: Brentwood Businessman Roy Story drinks White Claw before causing wreck

45-year-old Roy Story, a Brentwood businessman, was involved in a car accident on Old Hickory Boulevard on the morning of December 19th. Officers responded to the crash and noticed Story was visibly intoxicated in the driver’s seat of one of the involved vehicles. They asked him for his driver’s credentials, and he seemed confused, asking them why they needed it. When asked if he had been drinking, Story responded, “Yes!”. Story then refused to take sobriety tests. A search of his vehicle yielded two cases of White Claw, one of which was opened with drinks missing. Story consented to a blood draw and was taken into custody for driving under the influence.

DUI: Jonathan Murray drives on wrong side of the road

30-year-old Jonathan Murray was driving the wrong way on Robinson Road toward Madison in the early hours of December 10th. A citizen noticed this, stopped Murray, and removed him from the vehicle to sit on the grass as he called the ambulance. Murray’s car had damage to the bumper and a flat tire. Medics arrived and placed him in the back of the ambulance, where officers noticed him to be visibly intoxicated. They questioned him as he admitted to driving from a hotel in the gulch and having two shots of alcohol. Officers located a nearly empty drink can in Murray’s cupholder and a six-pack of Heineken with three beers left in the backseat. Murray was transported to the hospital and medically cleared in less than thirty minutes. He refused to take sobriety tests and was read implied consent. Murray was taken into custody for driving under the influence, open container violation, and implied consent.

Jonathon Lemay jailed after drunken debacle at Rusty Nail Bar

41-year-old Jonathon Lemay fell on stage at the Rusty Nail Bar, breaking sound equipment before security asked him to leave, but he refused. He was escorted out and still refused to leave the property. Police arrived and spoke to Jonathan, who had visible signs of intoxication. They attempted to get him to call a cab, but he was too intoxicated to understand how to work his phone, so he was arrested for public intoxication.

Tourist Hope Trainor jailed after ripping a mask off someone’s face at July 4th Celebration in Nashville

51-year-old Arizona tourist Hope Trainor was jailed at Nashville’s 4th of July celebration after she pulled the mask off the face of another attendee, Bryan Riley. Riley flagged down police to let them know he punched her in the face after she ripped off his mask. She admitted to ripping the mask from his face, stating she “wanted to see who was under the mask.” As she was being detained, she pulled away from officers and was extremely intoxicated. Due to her general behavior and actions, she was taken into custody and faces multiple charges.

Tourist Kyle Rogers bounced from Luke’s 32 Bridge after fight in downtown Nashville

33-year-old tourist Kyle Rogers was at Luke’s 32 Bridge in downtown Nashville Thursday night when he was involved in a fight. As security broke up the fight, Rogers began to cause issues with the bouncers. He was escorted outside of the venue, where he encountered nearby Metro Nashville police officers. He was offered medical assistance and refused, and he also refused to go back to his hotel. Due to his high level of intoxication, he was transported to booking and charged with disorderly conduct and public intoxication.

Shondarrius Cook charged with DUI after drinking in downtown Nashville

30-year-old Shondarrius Cook says he drank Moët & Chandon, Dom Pérignon, and had a shot of tequila in downtown Nashville late Saturday night before as he blew through an intersection, nearly hitting a Metro Nashville Police patrol car that was at the intersection. As he slammed on his brakes, Cook was rear-ended by another vehicle. Cook attempted to drive away from the scene until the officer activated his siren. The vehicle reportedly reeked of marijuana, and Cook was confused about the interaction with police and had trouble forming complete and coherent phrases. He did advise he was coming from downtown, and officers noted a red stamp from a club was on his hand. He performed poorly on field sobriety tests, and when he learned he was going to be taken into custody, he attempted to run, and it took additional officers to contain him. Officers also located a small amount of marijuana (3.8 grams) in the vehicle.