Drunk & Disorderly Arrests & Mugshots in Music City – Nashville, TN
38-year-old Leidi Moreno was arrested on October 19th for domestic assault after she and Arturo Juarez got into a verbal argument regarding Moreno’s car being wrecked. Juarez told officers that Moreno began to shove him and tried to grab him by the face, leaving a scratch on his right cheek. Moreno was determined to be the primary aggressor and was taken into custody.
38-year-old Randall Heflin was arrested for driving under the influence on October 19th. Officers observed Heflin failing to maintain his lane and conducted a traffic stop on him. Helfin had a cold, empty Mike’s Hard Lemonade can in his center console and refused to take sobriety tests when asked. Officers noticed Heflin to be visibly intoxicated when stepping out of the vehicle. Heflin was read implied consent and admitted to having two beers in 5 hours. He was taken into custody and transported to booking.
84-year-old Conrad Cannon was jailed Thursday afternoon after hitting his grandson with a broom. According to Matthew Walker, as he was getting ready for work, his grandfather told him to clean the house. He stated that he told his grandfather he was getting ready for work and didn’t have time to clean the house when Cannon became angry and hit him in the forehead with a metal broom handle. When Cannon was questioned, he told police that his grandson was threatening him and admitted that he hit him with a broom. He explained that the threats Matthew made were “hit me, hit me” and cussing at him. Matthew wished to press charges, and his grandfather was taken into custody.
25-year-old Markesha Faulkner was booked on October 18th for an assault that occurred on September 21st. Larry Cooley and Faulkner were involved in a scuffle at his apartment on Hickory Hollow Terrace. Cooley stated that Faulkner punched him in the face and side of the head. Cooley sustained visible injuries to his lip and wanted to prosecute for the assault.
36-year-old David Noland was issued a citation on September 15th when he crashed his 2020 Chevy Suburban and injured himself. When officers arrived, Noland was already loaded into an ambulance and was being transported to Vanderbilt Medical Center for treatment. Officers spoke with another involved party in the crash as well as a witness, who both stated that Noland was driving erratically and swerving in and out of lanes. When officers arrived at the hospital, they spoke with EMS, who stated that Noland “bottomed out” in the ambulance and received Narcan, which revived him and is usually an indicator of drug use. Noland could not perform all sobriety tests because he was hooked up to machines and unable to leave the hospital bed. The tests that could be conducted were performed poorly, and a blood sample was taken.
43-year-old Janet Mabry was arrested for outstanding warrants for aggravated burglary and two counts of theft on October 19th. Officers were initially dispatched to Brewer Dr. regarding a domestic disturbance on September 23rd. As officers arrived, they spoke with Miles Little, son of Robert Little, who stated that Mabry, Robert’s ex-girlfriend, was in his house when he got there from school and that she had been evicted from the residence since August 12th. Miles told officers that the only thing Mabry said to him was “she had turned the water off” and that he heard the water running in the basement. As he went to investigate, he saw the connection hose to the washer spewing water and that the washer and dryer had been removed. Officers were told that Mabry arrived in a U-Haul to collect her belongings and was the only one in the house the day before the washer and dryer were missing. Miles contacted his dad, who called the police. Robert informed officers that the washer and dryer cost approximately $4,000 and that Mabry may have used a spare key that she kept after being evicted. Mabry additionally grabbed several of Robert’s watches and Zippo lighters valued at around $2,000, according to police. Her friends stood outside with ‘Free Janey’ signs as she was being released from jail on bond, as posted on her social media (screenshots below).
27-year-old Isaak Helms was arrested for driving under the influence and driving with a suspended license on October 19th. Officers were dispatched to Old Lebanon Dirt Rd. regarding a single-car wreck and observed Helms in the front seat of the vehicle in the ditch as they arrived. Helms was visibly intoxicated when speaking with officers as they noticed two empty beer cans in his center console and unidentified pills on the floorboard. Helms consented to sobriety tests and performed poorly. Officers Mirandized Helms, and then he stated that he drank two beers before driving and that he was traveling 50 mph around a sharp curve, causing him to veer off in a ditch. Helms became extremely belligerent after being put in the back of the patrol car and began to make various racial slurs towards Jews and African Americans. Helms even insinuated that he partakes in terrorist activities against Israelis and made personal insults towards officers. Officers ran Helms’s license, and it came back as suspended.
62-year-old. Deborah Pleasant was booked Monday on an outstanding summons after reportedly threatening a man last month. Kevin Marshall advised that while loading a wheelchair into his car, Ms. Pleasant and Ms. Alkeitra Dawkins got in his face and yelled that they would “f*/k him up.” He expressed that he was frightened by their conduct.
18-year-old Jayleen Franklin was booked and charged with assault on October 16th. Shonta Woods, the mother of Marcel Burnett Jr., is pressing charges on Franklin for a physical altercation that occurred at Hillsboro High School. Burnett Jr. stated that during class change, Franklin reportedly came from behind and hit him in the side and back of his head. Officers were told that the physical altercation ended after Burnett Jr. defended himself. Burnett Jr. had a bump on the back and side of his head because of the scuffle.
47-year-old Kimberly Rapp Bennett was issued a citation on August 24th after she was caught shoplifting at the Walmart on Gallatin Pike. Ms. Rapp and her accomplices concealed $166.42 worth of merchandise in a purse and tried to walk out of the store until they were stopped by security. The incident was captured on video surveillance. She was booked on the citation this week.
