25-year-old Nachely Simon caused a disturbance near 4th Avenue North and Union Street on August 25th. Upon arrival, officers located Simon and nearby witnesses. Officers noticed Simon reeked of alcohol and showed signs of impairment before speaking with the witnesses. Witnesses provided officers with footage that showed Simon kicking multiple vehicles and fighting with unidentified individuals who were not present. Simon sustained a cut on the left side of his face near his eye from the scuffle. Then, Simon was taken into custody for public intoxication and disorderly conduct.
Year: 2024
Isabelle Pereira deemed too drunk for Broadway
24-year-old Isabelle Pereira was seen publicly intoxicated on Broadway on August 25th. Officers were contacted by citizens on Broadway saying that there was a drunk woman by herself. When officers arrived on the scene, they spoke with Pereira. Pereira had no friends with her, could not tell officers where she was staying, and had no means of contacting anyone to get her. Officers also noticed that Pereira had difficulty walking and had a heavy smell of alcohol on her breath. Officers then attempted to call the only number she knew multiple times. However, the person with that phone number did not answer. Officers also called every Hilton Garden Inn and could not confirm a reservation. Since Pereira was deemed a danger to herself and had nowhere to go, she was then taken into custody for public intoxication.
Paige Vaughn speeds away from police in her Kia Optima on John A Merritt Boulevard at 53 mph
20-year-old Paige Vaughn was seen speeding in a white Kia Optima on John A Merritt Boulevard on April 18th. Officers observed Vaughn driving through a crosswalk while someone was walking across. When officers attempted to pull Vaughn over, she sped up and started driving at 53mph in a 25mph zone before slowing down. Officers cited her for the violation that day. Vaughn was later booked on the citation of reckless driving on August 23rd.
Antonio Bucio passes out drunk in back of car at Sentral SoBro Apartments
24-year-old Antonio Bucio was found passed out drunk in the back of a vehicle at Sentral SoBro Apartments on August 25th. When officers arrived, they spoke with an EMT, who stated that Bucio was uncooperative. They added that Bucio would not answer any of their questions and was being belligerent while they were trying to assist him. The police observed Bucio being disorderly and noticed his breath reeked of alcohol. Then, Bucio refused medical treatment and did not want to go to the hospital. Bucio was taken into custody for public intoxication.
Jeffery Jones punches police officer in face during brawl at Noel Block Garage
30-year-old Jeffery Jones was involved in a brawl in downtown Nashville at the Noel Block Garage on August 25th. When officers arrived, they observed Jones actively fighting with another individual. While officers were attempting to intervene and break up the fight, Jones punched Sergeant Bradley Mcgrath in the face. Jones continued to resist by pulling away his arms while being told he was under arrest. Jones was then taken into custody and charged with assault on an officer, disorderly conduct, and resisting arrest.
Samir Shehata assaults coworker during altercation at Omni Hotel
50-year-old Samir Shehata was caught after assaulting one of his coworkers, Ehabi Abdalla, at the Omni Hotel on Rep. John Lewis Way South on July 31st. On that day, officers spoke with Abdalla, who stated that Shehata hit him in the chest while they were at work. Officers then viewed surveillance footage, which showed Samir pushing Abdalla without a reason. Abdalla informed officers he would like to press charges, and Shehata was cited for the incident that day. Shehata was later booked on the citation for assault on August 23rd.
DUI: Mauricio Nunez-Lindo lets friend drive his car without a license after drinking 6 Corona Beers
25-year-old Mauricio Nunez-Lindo let Henry Armando Suaza drive his vehicle after they drank on August 24th. Officers noticed this and followed the vehicle. While trailing, officers observed it going 35 mph in a 45 mph zone. However, there was no safe location to conduct a traffic stop, so they followed the vehicle to Hangar Road and Airport Service Road before stopping them. The police made a passenger-side approach and found three Hispanic males, two of whom were Suaza and Nunez-Lindo, with multiple Corona beer bottles located inside the rear storage compartment of the right seat. Also, officers smelled a strong alcoholic odor emitting from the vehicle as they advised Suaza their reason for pulling him over and then requested his driver’s credentials. Suaza told them he did not have a driver’s license and provided them with his Honduras Passport. Then, the police asked Suaza if he had anything to drink, to which he responded, “Yes, three beers.” After this, they had Suaza exit the vehicle, and while he made his way to the front of their patrol car, he reeked of booze and showed signs of impairment. Then, Suaza told them he had six Corona beers before driving. Officers explained and demonstrated the sobriety tests for Suaza, but he performed poorly and utilized their patrol vehicle for balance. After this, Nunez-Lindo was identified by his Honduras passport and told officers the vehicle belonged to him. Nunez-Lindo added that he gave the keys to Suaza to drive. Nunez-Lindo was taken into custody for driving under the influence on August 25th.
DUI: Henry Suaza drives slowly without license after drinking 6 Corona beers
27-year-old Henry Armando Suaza was swerving in Mauricio Nunez-Lindo’s vehicle on Donelson Pike late August 24th. Officers noticed this and followed the vehicle. While trailing, officers observed it going 35 mph in a 45 mph zone. However, there was no safe location to conduct a traffic stop, so they followed the vehicle to Hangar Road and Airport Service Road before stopping them. The police made a passenger-side approach and found three Hispanic males, two of whom were Suaza and Nunez-Lindo, with multiple Corona beer bottles located inside the rear storage compartment of the right seat. Also, officers smelled a strong alcoholic odor emitting from the vehicle as they advised Suaza their reason for pulling him over and then requested his driver’s credentials. Suaza told them he did not have a driver’s license and provided them with his Honduras Passport. Then, the police asked Suaza if he had anything to drink, to which he responded, “Yes, three beers.” After this, they had Suaza exit the vehicle, and while he made his way to the front of their patrol car, he reeked of booze and showed signs of impairment. Then, Suaza told them he had six Corona beers before driving. Officers explained and demonstrated the sobriety tests for Suaza, but he performed poorly and utilized their patrol vehicle for balance. After this, Nunez-Lindo told officers that the vehicle belonged to him and that he gave the keys to Suaza to drive. Suaza was taken into custody for driving under the influence on August 25th.
William Ellis Jr. booked after sitting at WeGo Central Bus Station for over an hour
21-year-old William Ellis was caught sitting at the WeGo Central bus station on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard on July 24th. While officers were on patrol, they observed Ellis sitting at the location for over an hour, which they deemed was over a reasonable amount of time for regular bus users. When they made contact with Ellis and asked him what he was doing, he stated that he was hanging out with his brother. Officers cited him for the violation that day. Ellis was later booked on the citation of criminal trespassing on August 16th.
Cam’Ron Harrell assaults ex-girlfriend for not leaving apartment after breaking up with her
27-year-old Cam’Ron Harrell had a domestic altercation with his ex-girlfriend, Tayviah Davis, at his 3rd Avenue South apartment late August 24th. When officers arrived, they spoke with Harrell, who stated that he and Davis were going through a breakup and he had asked her to leave. Harrell said they had a verbal dispute after Davis told him she wanted to stay a couple of days to get her things together. Harrell added that things calmed down between them, and Davis started gathering her belongings. Davis spoke with the police and said that she and Harrell had broken up earlier in the day. She went into detail, stating that after he told her to leave, she told him she wanted to stay a few extra days. Davis said Harrell responded by grabbing her right wrist and telling her to leave the apartment. Officers observed an abrasion on Davis’ right wrist, consistent with her statements. Harrell was then taken into custody for domestic assault on August 25th.