29-year-old Christian Haggerty was at a home on McPherson Drive Friday afternoon when detectives executed a search warrant on the residence. Inside Haggerty’s vehicle, officers found a felony amount of hallucinogenic mushrooms. Haggerty was taken into custody, and his magic mushrooms were taken into evidence.
35-year-old Cody Westover was found passed out on the sidewalk by Lucky Bastard Saloon early Saturday morning by downtown officers. He could not stand on his own and had slurred speech during an attempted conversation. Westover refused all medical treatment and was taken into custody for public intoxication.
29-year-old Michael Branden was at Savannah’s Candy Kitchen on Broadway in downtown Nashville late Friday night, sleeping outside the front door. He reeked of alcohol and was covered in urine. He refused all medical assistance and had no one to retrieve him. Branden was taken into custody and transported to booking.
20-year-old Evans Matthew Adams traveling at 84 mph on I-65 South early Saturday morning, where the speed limit is 55 mph. A THP Trooper stopped the vehicle, which contained Adams and a passenger, and stated Adams reeked of alcohol. He admitted to drinking “one twelve-ounce beer” at The Golden Door before driving. He performed poorly on field sobriety tests and refused to answer how impaired he felt on a scale of 1-10. He refused all further testing and was taken into custody.
35-year-old Texas tourist Cory Shane Seigler passed out inside The Stage on Broadway just before last-call Saturday morning. Security flagged down Metro Nashville Police and escorted them to the top floor of the bar, where Seigler was located with a holstered handgun while heavily intoxicated. He reeked of alcohol and was taken into custody and transported to booking.
23-year-old Scott Sanders interrupted officers as they investigated a separate incident at 2nd Ave. S on October 29th. Officers were dispatched for a call of service when Sanders began arguing with them and refused as they asked him to move away. Officers placed Sanders in custody due to interfering in an investigation and he attempted to walk up to officers again. Officers observed Sanders to be visibly intoxicated as he was continuously resistive while in custody. Sanders was arrested for disorderly conduct.
24-year-old Niall Brennan returned to Honkytonk Central after being kicked out this weekend. Brennan was seen falling on his back at the entrance of Honkytonk Central by officers as they were patrolling. The security at the bar stood Brennan up and detained him as officers arrived. Officers observed Brennan to be visibly intoxicated as they were advised by security that he was kicked out of the club before returning, and when they were trying to get him to leave a second time, he punched a security guard in the chest. The security guard did not wish to prosecute, and Brennan was taken into custody for disorderly conduct.
27-year-old Aaron Torres was passed out behind the wheel of a truck on Terminal Road in the early hours of Friday morning. Officers approached the truck, which was on and in gear, and noted Torres slumped over. After a few minutes, Torres regained consciousness and spoke with officers. Upon questioning, Torres stated he was having an allergic reaction to the marijuana he had just consumed. He also advised of a handgun in the center console.
23-year-old tourist Brandon Cruz got into a fight with Colby Daniel Lowry, a manager at the Deja Vu strip club in downtown Nashville in the early hours of Saturday morning. He had become aggressive with staff when the manager stepped in to attempt to de-escalate the situation. Cruz, however, balled his fists and punched the victim after the two were at the front of the building. Cruz was detained for police, who took him into custody and transported him to booking. Officers viewed security video of the incident, and the manager suffered a small cut to his face.
22-year-old Coleman Rutherford was jailed in the early hours of Sunday morning after nearly wrecking his black Mercedes SUV. Officer Meskers observed Rutherford driving erratically on I-440 at 3:33 a.m. at a high rate of speed. He continued speeding onto Woodmont Blvd, nearly striking a guardrail. A traffic stop was conducted, and a handgun was visible in the already-open glove box as the officer approached the passenger-side window. Rutherford stated he was coming from his brother’s house in the Nations, where he had consumed beers earlier in the night. Coleman Rutherford performed poorly on field sobriety tests and was taken into custody. He later blew a 0.091% BAC on a breathalyzer.
