30-year-old Brielle Cramer was involved in a domestic altercation with Peyton Hardy on September 6th. When officers arrived and were investigating the incident, Cramer confessed to slapping Hardy in the face during the argument. Hardy informed the officers that he had moved to his desk to sit down during his argument with Cramer. According to him, that was when Cramer approached and slapped him. Hardy explained that after the initial confrontation, Cramer went to retrieve his firearm. He said she then informed him of the money he allegedly owed her. Cramer told him that she would take his cell phone and gun as a repayment. Hardy told officers that Cramer never pointed the gun at him, but he said that he felt uneasy. Because of this, he grabbed her by her wrist and took the gun from her. Officers determined that Cramer was the primary aggressor, so she was taken into custody and charged with domestic assault.
Month: September 2024
Mary Gibson punches husband in face after cheating on him at Kid Rock’s Honky Tonk
41-year-old Mary Gibson had a domestic altercation with her husband, Matthew Aaron Gibson, at the Holiday Inn on North 1st Street in the early hours of September 6th. When officers arrived, they spoke with Matthew, who advised them that he and Mary had gone to the Ryman Auditorium to watch the Red Clay Strays in concert. He stated that after the concert, they went to Kid Rock’s Honky Tonk on Broadway. There, Matthew said they met with a group of guys in the same profession as him. He added that they had been with him and his wife for most of the night. Matthew then stated that he observed Mary dancing with a random man from the group and had initially shrugged it off. However, 30 minutes later, he said he saw Mary and the same man kissing in the corner of the bar. Matthew then approached them and pushed the guy out of the way.
After this, Matthew said he tried to get Mary to return to their hotel with him in an Uber, but she refused. Because of this, he got one for himself and arrived at the hotel at 2 a.m. Then, Matthew told the police that he had called Mary’s cell phone 9 times to ensure she was safe and that he could order her an Uber, but she never answered. Around 3:45 a.m., Matthew said Mary arrived at the Holiday Inn in an Uber and told him that she wanted to go home. He stated that Mary then began getting inside their vehicle to drive away, during which he pulled her out to prevent her from driving under the influence. After pulling Mary out of their truck, Matthew moved it close to the hotel so he could put his belongings inside it. While Matthew was in the driver’s seat, Mary approached him aggressively, started arguing with him, and punched him in the nose, leaving a contusion. Matthew stated that Mary continued going after him, so he pushed her away to prevent her from attacking him, causing her to fall to the ground. He said that Mary immediately started screaming and ran inside the hotel lobby.
When officers spoke with hotel security, they told officers that they had only seen a piece of the incident. They stated they observed Mary trying to drive the truck and Matthew pulling her out of it. Then, they said that Mary was being irrational and aggressive throughout the incident and that Matthew was trying to diffuse the situation. Security added that they witnessed Mary approaching Matthew but did not see her punch him. Then, the police spoke with Mary, but she was incoherent at times and inconsistent with her story. She advised officers that Matthew was severely intoxicated at the bar and filmed him on her phone. However, her phone was dead, so she described the footage. Mary explained that the footage showed Matthew having fun with a group of guys he had just met there. Mary added that Matthew approached her at the bar, trying to get her to go home after punching the guy who was kissing her. However, she denied ever kissing the unidentified male. Then, Mary said Matthew pulled her out of the truck and threw her to the ground. Mary also denied that either party was throwing punches. Mary Gibson was deemed the primary aggressor and was taken into custody for domestic assault.
Zavien Gartica shoves security guards after being kicked out of Whiskey Row on Broadway
27-year-old Zavien Gartica was caught after acting disorderly while at Dierks Bentley’s Whiskey Row on Broadway on September 7th. Officers were flagged down by security staff for a drunk and disorderly person. When officers arrived on the scene, they noticed Gartica lying on the ground with his hands behind his back as he was getting restrained. This is when officers spoke with security. They stated that Gartica had a physical altercation with another person on the second floor and was asked to leave. Security informed officers that once outside, Gartica continued to be aggressive, but the other party was not on the scene. Security then informed officers that Garcia had attempted to re-enter the business. After being told he knew to leave and was not allowed inside, Gartica began shoving security guards. Gartica was then taken into custody and charged with disorderly conduct.
Ethan Roney threatens to kill police officer after being kicked out of Barstool Nashville
27-year-old Ethan Roney and a group of individuals were seen trespassing at Barstool Nashville on September 8th. Officers observed this and contacted security. Officers were informed that one of the group members, Roney, was escorted out of the location because of an earlier incident in the bar. Security also informed officers that they told the group they were not allowed back inside and warned them about trespassing. During the law enforcement’s conversation with security, they observed Roney return to the property, get in line, and attempt to get back inside.
As officers were telling Roney about the crime he had just committed, they observed several signs of impairment. Roney then started to get argumentative with the officers. Despite this, officers let him leave with the rest of the group after they warned him. As Roney was walking away, officers reported hearing him say, “That cop kicked me out! He doesn’t know who he’s messing with! I’ll Kill him!” Two people outside Barstool Nashville became offended by what Roney said, so they confronted him. This confrontation almost resulted in a fight. After stopping this fight, officers deemed Roney a danger to himself and others. Roney was then taken into custody and charged with public intoxication, criminal trespassing, and disorderly conduct.
Taylor Clark throws rocks at woman’s property causing $4,000 in damage
27-year-old Taylor Clark was caught vandalizing someone’s property on 33rd Avenue North on September 8th. Officers were initially dispatched to the location because they thought it was gunfire. However, they later found that the sound was glass breaking from a few houses down. While investigating the home, officers spoke with the owner, Sarah Michaud, via her security camera. Michaud informed them that the property was on the market and that she wanted to prosecute. Subsequently, she sent the officers a picture of the individual responsible for the vandalism, later identified as Clark.
After leaving the scene, officers observed Clark walking down 28th Avenue North and took her into custody. One of the officers on the scene reviewed their body camera footage and confirmed that Clark was present when they arrived at the house. When officers initially spoke with Clark, she told them she did not live there or hear anything. Officers let her walk away as they had no further reason to question her. Footage that Michaud later sent to officers showed Clark throwing two rocks through the front glass door, which caused interior damage up to $4,000. Following this, Clark was transported to booking and charged with vandalism.
Kyle Pingitore jailed after 3-month-old grandchild becomes unconscious & tests positive for Fentanyl
40-year-old Kyle Pingitore endangered his three-month-old grandchild on September 1st. Summit Hospital and Centennial Pediatrics became aware of Christopher Mummert’s child, who had been unconscious, not breathing, and blue. After several revival attempts, the toddler was resuscitated and transferred to Centennial Pediatrics, where revival interventions were continued. The three-month-old’s grandfather and temporary custodian, Kyle Pingitore, was on the scene with his daughter and the child’s biological mother, Alainah Pingitore. They were advised by medics that the cause of the baby’s injuries was from testing positive for having Fentanyl in their system. Since Alainah had a history of drug abuse and the baby had been born testing positive for Fentanyl, Kyle had been given custody at the time of birth.
When asked about the situation, Kyle stated that he and the baby had gone to Christopher and Alainah’s house for a BBQ. He said this was to allow them to have supervised visitation with their child. Kyle added that by the night’s end, the toddler had fallen asleep on Christopher’s chest. He said that he did not want to wake the baby since it was late. Kyle told officers he knew he had made a bad decision allowing the three-month-old to stay there, which went against his DCS restrictions. Alainah told DCS that at 6 a.m., she noticed her baby was having trouble breathing and “was not acting normally.” On the way to the hospital, the toddler became unconscious and turned blue. Christoper had also called Kyle and informed him of the incident. Alainah added that there may have been fentanyl residue on her clothing, and that might be how their baby got sick. Pingitore was taken into custody for aggravated child endangerment on September 9th.
Chris Mummert jailed after 3-month-old child becomes unconscious & tests positive for Fentanyl
19-year-old Christopher Mummert endangered his three-month-old child on September 1st. Summit Hospital and Centennial Pediatrics became aware of Mummert’s child, who had been unconscious, not breathing, and blue. After several revival attempts, the toddler was resuscitated and transferred to Centennial Pediatrics, where revival interventions were continued. The three-month-old’s grandfather and temporary custodian, Kyle Pingitore, was on the scene with his daughter and the child’s biological mother, Alainah Pingitore. They were advised by medics that the cause of the baby’s injuries was from testing positive for having Fentanyl in their system. Since Alainah had a history of drug abuse and the baby had been born testing positive for Fentanyl, Kyle had been given custody at the time of birth.
When asked about the situation, Kyle stated that he and the baby had gone to Christopher and Alainah’s house for a BBQ. He said this was to allow them to have supervised visitation with their child. Kyle added that by the night’s end, the toddler had fallen asleep on Christopher’s chest. He said that he did not want to wake the baby since it was late. Kyle told officers he knew he had made a bad decision allowing the three-month-old to stay there, which went against his DCS restrictions. Alainah told DCS that at 6 a.m., she noticed her baby was having trouble breathing and “was not acting normally.” On the way to the hospital, the toddler became unconscious and turned blue. Christoper had also called Kyle and informed him of the incident. Alainah added that there may have been fentanyl residue on her clothing, and that might be how their baby got sick. Mummert was taken into custody for aggravated child endangerment on September 8th.
Phillip Hughes falls to his knees & screams while being arrested for incident at Exit/In
37-year-old Phillip Hughes was involved in a domestic altercation at the Exit/In on September 7th. When officers made contact with Hughes, they reported he smelled like alcohol and that his behavior was highly erratic. They also noted that he was sweating profusely and that he might be on some kind of drugs. After the victim of the domestic incident was transported to a different location, Hughes began yelling at the manager at Exit/In. Following the incident, Hughes was offered medical assistance and transportation to an alternative location. However, he refused to accept any support. Officers determined Hughes was a danger to himself and others, so he was taken into custody. While being taken into custody, Hughes fell to his knees and began screaming while crying. Hughes was charged with public intoxication on September 8th.
Jeremy Tallon rips staircase railing off wall at Kid Rock’s Honky Tonk after using fake ID to drink
20-year-old Jeremy Sullivan Tallon was detained by Kid Rock’s Honky Tonk security late September 7th. Responding officers spoke with security staff. Officers were advised that security had questions about the identification Tallon provided. They added that he ordered alcohol with the ID and began to consume it. Then, security stated that when they double-checked his ID, Tallon fled. During this, he ripped a staircase railing off the wall they had just repaired for $2,000. Additionally, Tallon was visibly intoxicated and reeked of alcohol. The police discovered that the ID he handed security was not his and depicted Jacob D Wahn, who was over 21. Then, officers later found Tallon’s identity and found that he did not turn 21 until October. Tallon was taken into custody for underage alcohol consumption, vandalism, and criminal impersonation.
Douglas Burton jailed after being refused entry into Honky Tonk Central for being too drunk
30-year-old Douglas Burton showed signs of impairment at Honky Tonk Central late September 7th. Security from the location flagged officers down. Officers were advised that Burton tried entering the bar but was denied service because of his intoxication level. Security added that Burton refused to leave the establishment until law enforcement arrived. Then, the police gave Burton a warning, and he walked away. Officers watched Burton to ensure that he did not try to re-enter the business and to ensure that he had people with him to care for him. While watching Burton, he approached a random group of people, asking for a cigarette. During this, he could not maintain his balance and started touching the individuals as he talked to them. After noticing this, Burton was deemed a danger to himself and was taken into custody for public intoxication.