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33-year-old Shanti-Nigue Marie Goree caused a disturbance at the Tennessee Department of Human Services Davidson County Office on French Landing in the early morning of April 26th. When officers arrived, they noticed a Facility Protection Officer had detained Goree. An employee advised them that Goree was swearing and raising her voice in the public building. Goree was then told to calm down, which she refused. Then, she made a threat to shoot Angela Broady, an employee, and walked toward her in a threatening manner, prompting the officer to handcuff her. After Goree was detained, she continued to make threats and be disruptive. Officers witnessed Goree tell Broady she would “blow her up,” which caused her to fear for her safety. Goree was then taken into custody for assault and disorderly conduct.
Shanti-Nigue Marie Goree was booked into the Metro Nashville Jail on April 26th, charged with assault and disorderly conduct. A judicial commissioner set her bond at $1,500.
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