51-year-old Kenneth Daniel Maschek of Chicago was disorderly at the Sheraton Hotel on Union Street late January 15th. Officers arrived and spoke with the complainant, who advised them that Maschek claimed to be a police officer, threw him to the ground using a hip toss, searched him by pulling his pants down, and detained him in the elevator. The complainant had an acquaintance with him who told officers that Maschek snatched his phone out of his hand. Maschek spoke with officers and told them that he subdued the individuals in the elevator because he thought they had a gun and were going to “shoot up the place.” Officers did not find evidence showing that they had a weapon, but the victim of the hip toss admitted to having loose bullets and a magazine. Maschek was visibly intoxicated and admitted to having “some beers.” Then, he told them that he only claimed to be a police officer because it was a two-on-one situation, and he wanted to intimidate them. The two citizens involved did not wish to prosecute, but Maschek was taken into custody for public intoxication and criminal impersonation of an officer.
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Alejandra Martinez Perez sells alcohol to a minor at Waffle Taco
24-year-old Alejandra Martinez Perez was issued a citation on December 14th when the TABC conducted a minor compliance check at the Waffle Taco on Bell Road. Alejandra sold a 12oz bottle of Bud Light to a 19-year-old informant and checked their ID. A TABC Special Agent witnessed the sale.
DUI: Andrew Mannella drives into head shop, high on Whippets
When police found 29-year-old Andrew Manella on Tuesday afternoon, he had crashed into the side of a head shop on Gallatin Road with a Whippet canister in his hand. He initially claimed his brakes failed as he pulled into the parking lot; however, security video showed him sitting in the parking lot for twenty minutes before pulling over the curb and driving into the building. He admitted to “doing Whippets” but claimed it was several hours ago. A search of the vehicle yielded a large Nitrous Oxide tank, and a total of four canisters, totaling 4.35 liters of the gas.
China Rose charged after fleeing scene of a hit-and-run
26-year-old China Rose was issued a citation on December 5th after a hit-and-run incident on Laurenwood Drive in Antioch. Officers located the owner of the 2017 Jeep Cherokee. Rose admitted to officers that she had just been involved in a crash and left the scene immediately after. Rose was issued a state citation for leaving the scene of an accident and was booked on the charge this week.
Akari Armstrong charged after shattering her ex-boyfriend’s bedroom window
23-year-old Akari Lanee Armstrong had an altercation with her ex-boyfriend, Matthew Jackson, at his apartment early on January 16th. During the dispute, Armstrong threw a glass cup at his bedroom window, causing it to shatter. Jackson advised repairing the damage would cost between $1,000 and $2,000. Armstrong was taken into custody for vandalism and transported to booking.
Lamonica Sims continues to harass her ex-boyfriend; makes threats to his life
21-year-old Lamonica Sims threatened her ex-boyfriend, Rashun Bates, numerous times between December 26th and January 9th. Officers were dispatched to Shurgard Way and spoke with Bates, who advised them Sims called and texted him, saying she was going to kill him or have her family kill him. He told them she continued to text and call him after he asked her not to. Bates reported that she has called his roommate, family, friends, and his job to harass them too. He said he blocked her number, but she still finds ways to reach him. Sims was taken into custody for harassment.
Stephanie Manley urinates in men’s room at Kid Rock’s bar; slips handcuffs, resists arrest
41-year-old South Carolina tourist Stephanie Stone Manley urinated in the men’s restroom at Kid Rock’s Honky Tonk in the early hours of January 14th. The security at Kid Rock’s alerted the officers, and when they arrived, they spoke with Manley, who was still in the men’s restroom, refusing to leave. Manley became aggressive and started yelling at officers and security, walking towards them in a fighting stance. Officers escorted her out of the establishment and guided her to sit down outside, but she slipped her left hand out of the handcuffs. She was resistive and refused to put her hands behind her back, kicking at officers as they tried to detain her. Manley was taken into custody for criminal trespassing, disorderly conduct, and resisting arrest.
Kelsey Nolan jailed after fight in downtown Nashville
28-year-old Kelsey Nolan was involved in a fight outside Honky Tonk Central on Broadway in downtown Nashville early Sunday morning. Officers arrived and separated the two individuals, and neither wanted to press charges. Both were told to leave the area; however, Nolan began swinging her arms while yelling and confronting another person. Nolan was yelling that someone from that group had attacked her friend, and she was continuing to agitate a fight. She was taken into custody and charged with disorderly conduct.
Alabama Man Jesse James Reagan charged with DUI after being kicked out of Barstool Nashville
29-year-old Jesse Reagan was kicked out of Barstool Sports Saturday evening, due to his disruptive behavior and level of intoxication. He then returned to his vehicle, which was parked across the street, and was sitting in the driver’s seat when MNPD Officers made contact with him after being flagged down by Barstool bouncers. Reagan was reportedly visibly intoxicated and had the keys to the vehicle in his pocket. He refused field sobriety tests, stating he knew he would fail. He advised he had a handgun in the vehicle, and it was located, along with multiple empty beer cans, a bottle of wine, and a bottle of Casamigos Tequila. He refused all further testing and was taken into custody, charged with DUI, implied consent, and handgun possession while under the influence.
“Where are my joints?” asks Roderick Frazier to Metro Nashville Police
26-year-old Roderick Frazier reportedly assaulted a woman and stole her iPhone, according to the victim and security staff at Luke’s 32 Bridge bar in downtown Nashville late Friday night. Security flagged down nearby officers, who attempted to detain Frazier for further investigation. He initially allowed a search of his bag, which quickly yielded a knife, but then became hostile and combative. As officers attempted to place him into handcuffs, he resisted and had to be taken to the ground, where he continued to resist. It took several officers to get him into a patrol car. A search incident to arrest revealed three marijuana joints in his backpack, which he specifically asked for several times on the way to booking.