37-year-old Katerra Shanay Johnson stole from the Opry Mills Drive TJ Maxx on July 31st. The police report stated that Johnson entered the establishment with a reusable shopping bag and concealed a pillow and several infant clothing sets, totaling $82.92. Then, Johnson left the location without paying for the merchandise and entered a silver Honda, which detectives later discovered was registered to her. When the police reviewed surveillance of the incident, it showed Johnson clearly with her distinctive tattoos. A warrant was issued for her arrest on August 8th. Johnson was later taken into custody for theft on August 18th.
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Salynia Summer robs her girlfriend at Antioch motel
21-year-old Salynia MarieSummer was involved in a domestic disturbance with her girlfriend, Kayla Reed, at the Super 8 Hotel on August 21. Reed advised that she was assaulted by Summer and three other individuals because she refused to let her drive their shared vehicle due to her being under the influence. Summer and an unknown black male entered the room and began hitting her, forcefully taking her iPhone 12, wallet with $250, and vehicle keys from her pockets. The suspects left the room, and Reed tried to follow them to retrieve their license plate information. As she tried to take a photo, a black male started to attack her, causing swelling, minor lacerations, and a broken nose. Reed stated she was unaware of who the other individuals involved were but knew Summer was part of the initial assault and was the one who reached into her pants. The Super 8 Hotel provided footage for officers showing Summer and the unknown black male entering the hotel room, exiting shortly after with car keys and a wallet as they walk downstairs. Then, Reed walked into the parking lot, approached the group, attempted to run away, and was caught and brutally beaten by two females and the black male who entered the room earlier. Summer was not involved in the second assault, and the other suspects have not been identified. Reed did not wish to prosecute for the robbery and helped officers identify Summer since she was not present when they arrived. Summer was taken into custody for robbery on November 30.
Paul Bailey reportedly assaults his husband when asked to get a job
43-year-old Paul Bailey was awoken, he told police, by his husband and became upset when he thought his husband broke a family portrait when they arrived at his residence on Leo Ct. He admitted to placing his hands around his husband’s throat for approximately five seconds but did not apply pressure. He also told police that he was remorseful for his actions. Police spoke to his husband, Kyle Bailey, at Turley Dr. earlier, who said that Paul got angry with him when he asked if Paul was going to get a job. At that time, Kyle said, Paul grabbed him by the neck in a headlock and constricted his airway for several seconds. Police noted redness on Kyle’s neck. Also, while at Turley Dr., police spoke to Paul’s mother, who said that she heard the commotion and then entered the room where the two were. She said that she saw Paul place Kyle in a headlock and hit him. Paul was placed into custody for aggravated assault.
Mattilyn Brewer slaps ex-boyfriend in face after entering his home
19-year-old OnlyFans content creator Mattilyn ‘Mattie’ Brewer entered her ex-boyfriend’s residence and reportedly went into his bedroom to look for a friend’s belongings on August 14th. Will Tubbs, her ex-boyfriend, told police that she arrived at the residence, and they then argued, and Mattilyn slapped him in the face. Mattilyn admitted to the police that she slapped him during the argument and regretted her actions. She was determined to be the primary aggressor and was issued a summons for domestic assault. She was booked on that citation this week.
Ebenezer Bedasso to police: I’ll go out like Tony Montana in a gunfight (at a Subway)
21-year-old Ebenezer Bedasso was jailed on April 14th after falling asleep while intoxicated in a Subway bathroom on Bell Road. Nashville Fire first responders told police that they found Bedasso asleep in the bathroom with a Springfield 9mm handgun beside him after they were called to the scene. They kicked the gun away and stored it safely until the police arrived. Bedasso wasn’t making any sense and thought he was still downtown on Broadway, but he was asleep in the bathroom for almost 4 hours. When police spoke with Bedasso, he appeared highly intoxicated and smelled of alcohol. He told the police, “I had a few beers.” He also told police he did not understand, stating, “I’m too drunk.” At booking, he told officers that he found the gun that was at the scene and “You don’t know it yet, but you fu*/ed up.” Bedasso also let the police know that he wished he was awake when they arrived so he could engage in a gunfight and go out like “Tony Montana.”
DUIL: Cielo Sweatt tosses beer cans out of car after crash
Police say 22-year-old Cielo Sweatt crashed her blue Chrysler 300 on Harding Place Sunday evening. Officers were told she might be trying to flee the scene and had pulled into the gas station nearby, where she was located. Store employees told police she had pulled up and tossed beer cans out of her car, which was captured on video. She told officers she had not consumed any alcohol, despite reeking of it. She was taken into custody and charged with DUI.
Street racer Kennedy Ewell arrested while using fake “615 SWIM” license plate
20-year-old street racer Kennedy Ewell was jailed Friday night after police noticed him driving on Bell Road with a fake license plate used by many locals in the car scene. The identical plates, used on dozens of cars, are replicas of actual Tennesse License Plates, with the tag number of “615 SWIM” as seen in the photos below, with ‘DNTCHASEBOYZ’ where the county name would normally be. The idea behind the plates is that if all the street racers are using them during races or street takeovers, they will not be able to be tracked by their actual plate numbers, and to fool the LPRs (license plate readers) which would then have dozens of identical hits — just another fish (car) swimming in the sea (of traffic). Ewell told police he had put the fake license plate on to take photos and forgot to remove it before driving. Ewell was able to produce the correct tag that belonged to the car and told officers he had seen the “615 SWIM” plates on Scoop: Nashville.