Azreal Scriber, the suspected gunman believed to have committed a series of masked armed robberies of cell phone stores and convenience markets since November 8th is now in custody, along with other persons related to the spree and subsequent searches / arrests. Seized were a 9mm rifle, ammunition, ten firearm magazines, including a 100 round drum magazine, more than $9,000 cash and numerous iPhones.
Sherricka Alexander then went to the kitchen and grabbed a can from the pantry, stuffed it into a sock, and returned to the bedroom, where she attempted to strike Alexus with the makeshift weapon. She was unable to strike her, because the sock slipped out of her hand when the attempted to do so.
Cody Batey, 24, was arrested and charged with ‘harassment, repetitive calls’ on Tuesday, after he called his boyfriend 42 times, then threatened to kill him.
In an update to last night’s shooting in Antioch, police now believe that Michael Jefferson, 36, came to the apartment to commit a robbery of 2 pounds of marijuana and cash, found inside the apartment. He was killed in an exchange of gunfire, leaving 2 others injured.
Tangaletta ‘Swift Jay’ Clark, 21, was arrested on multiple charges after she fled from a wrecked vehicle on Sunday. She is a well known member of the ‘#BoosterClub’, with dozens of related charges across middle Tennessee.
Christopher Tyler, 25, was arrested on Wednesday after he allegedly mailed nude photos of his ex-girlfriend to her mother, after she broke up with him, and he offered cash and blank checks to take him back.
Metro Nashville has been quietly handling their response to the transgender shaming incident by multiple city employees in October. Along the way, they have shown some signs of progress. However, they also took 28 days to ask the victim’s name, and are considering a city-wide response that does nothing to address the behavior of the employees. Goodlettsville, however, addressed the incident with a passion, and moved forward with the support of their community.
Initially, Austin Stockton claimed that someone gave him the vehicle, and that the reason he drove to Banbury Row is that he thought he could buy Heroin at the location. On the way to booking he told the arresting officer “yeah, there was no friend. I noticed it running and took it”.
Jordan Beavers, 23, broke down his ex-girlfriend’s door, fired shots at her male companion as he jumped out a bedroom window, and made his ex girlfriend beg for her life as a gun was held to her. He finished the night by telling her he would kill her if she told the police what happened.
MNPD considers Seattle’s ‘Safe Place’ initiative in response to recent transgender shaming incident. The program would simply put ‘rainbow badge’ stickers on businesses where LGBT citizens could wait and ‘feel safe’ while waiting for one of those officers to arrive, when they report a crime.
