50-year-old Gregory Fraction was seen refusing to leave the Nashville Rescue Mission on September 2nd. Staff at the location requested that officers remove Fraction because he already had an active trespass waiver. When officers arrived, they observed that Fraction was standing at the main entrance door and displaying signs of intoxication. While speaking with Fraction, officers reported that he was uncooperative, refused to provide necessary information, and was argumentative. Fraction was then placed in custody and escorted to a patrol car so officers could conduct an arrest search. During that process, Fraction showed increased agitation and resistance. This led to Fraction pushing, pulling, and locking his legs while officers attempted to put him inside the patrol vehicle. Once Fraction was secured inside the patrol car, he stated his entire body hurt and requested an ambulance. Once medics arrived and Fraction was in the back of the ambulance, he ripped off the medical equipment that was being used to obtain his vitals. Following this, Fraction was transported to booking and charged with criminal trespassing, resisting arrest, and public intoxication on September 3rd.
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Raphael Jobehdari shoots & kills man after stealing mother’s car
18-year-old Raphael Jobehdari refused to give his mother, Maricely Valdes, her keys back on July 4th. On July 5th, Valdes told officers that on July 3rd, her car keys were in her purse, and she noticed later that evening that they were missing. She further explained that on July 4th, she saw Jobehdari with her keys in her hand, so she asked for them back. However, he would not return the keys to her. Valdes stated that she had not seen her keys since, adding that she and Jobehdari had been back and forth from their residence. Valdes added that she had asked several times for her car keys, but Jobehdari did not return them. She said that he had never been allowed to use her car. A warrant was then issued for his arrest that day.
Later, On July 18th, Jobehdari was speeding on Dickerson Pike. Officers noticed him going 52 mph in a 40 mph zone and conducted a traffic stop at Moss Trail. When the police approached the vehicle, they smelled a strong odor of marijuana. They observed Jobehdari showing nervous behavior, avoiding eye contact, sweating profusely, and moving excessively. After Jobehdari gave officers his identification, the passenger stated that the car belonged to her mother and didn’t know where the registration was. Officers asked her and Jobehdari if there was any more marijuana in the vehicle due to the smell. The passenger said the marijuana was in the armrest, which was when Jobehdari changed his posture as if he were about to drive away. After this, the police instructed them to exit the vehicle. Jobehdari then pulled off, heading south on Dickerson Pike at a high rate of speed, and nearly struck a driver in the process. Officers later discovered that he had an outstanding warrant for theft. Additional warrants were then issued for Jobehdari’s arrest that day.
On August 31st, at 6:30 p.m., Jobehdari was captured on video driving to Zeppelin Phillips’s Hallbourogh Way residence in his blue Mazda 3. While at the location, Jobehdari shot Phillips twice. Phillips was transported to the hospital and was later pronounced deceased. Then, on September 1st, a search warrant was executed at Jobehdari’s Carl Miller Drive residence. Officers located the vehicle and gun used in the homicide during their search. Officers also found text messages between Jobehdari and Phillips showing them arranging a gun transaction. Phillips paid Jobehdari $440 on Cash App before Jobehdari shot him. Another warrant was issued for Jobehdari’s arrest. Jobehdari was later taken into custody for theft, reckless driving, evading arrest with a motor vehicle, and criminal homicide on September 2nd.
Shazeedra Jolly assaults coworker at Commons Club Kitchen after year-long feud “boiled over”
22-year-old Shazeedra Denise Jolly had an incident with a co-worker, Collicia Latoya Barnett, at the Commons Club Kitchen on the afternoon of August 31st. Responding officers spoke with Barnett, who stated that Jolly had slapped her in the face. She stated Jolly hit her right eye and cheek, causing her to feel pain. According to Barnett, there had been a year-long history of disagreements between them, which “boiled over,” resulting in a scuffle. Witness statements corroborated Barnett’s account of events. Jolly was taken into custody for assault.
DUI: Angel Alberto caught with 119 grams of marijuana at sobriety checkpoint
25-year-old Angel Alberto was stopped in a white Nissan Maxima at a sobriety checkpoint on August 30th. State troopers informed Alberto that they were conducting a sobriety checkpoint. When they did this, he confessed that he had two beers four hours before they stopped him. Upon examining Alberto, troopers confirmed that they noticed signs of intoxication, so they prompted him to perform sobriety tests. Alberto consented to the sobriety tests but showed several indicators of impairment, so he was taken into custody. During an arrest search of Alberto’s car, troopers located a large mason jar containing two bags of marijuana. The marijuana in the plastic bags totaled 119 grams. Alberto was later transported to booking and charged with driving under the influence and possession of a Schedule Six drug on August 31st.
Jenna Clark booked for being too drunk at Chief’s on Broadway, to tell police where she’s staying
24-year-old Jenna Danielle Clark had an incident at Chief’s on Broadway late September 5th. Responding officers initially believed that a domestic altercation had occurred, but they determined that it was a verbal disagreement. Then, the police deemed it best if both parties, one being Clark, were to go home in separate vehicles. The other involved individual agreed and started walking back to where they were staying. This gave Clark enough time to get a ride and get to her hotel safely. When officers asked Clark where she was staying, she could not answer because of her level of intoxication. They noticed she reeked of alcohol and could not stand on her own. Officers deemed Clark a danger to herself and took her into custody for public intoxication.
Mark Colenburg enters baby mama’s home while she’s sleeping & attempts to take their child
45-year-old Mark Colenburg was involved in a domestic altercation with the mother of his child, Maria Feeney, at their Deby Trace residence on July 23rd. When officers arrived, they spoke with Feeney. She stated that she was sleeping in her room with their infant child when Colenburg entered the residence. Feeney stated that Colenburg entered her room and attempted to take their child from her. Feeney told officers that she refused and instead started hugging their child against her. Feeney stated that when she did this, Colenburg bit her three times, causing visible bruises. Colenburg was not there when officers arrived. Colenburg was later found and taken into custody for domestic assault on August 31st.
Robert Bailey beats & chokes girlfriend in car at Waffle House during altercation
On September 5th, 36-year-old Robert Bailey was involved in a domestic altercation with his girlfriend of one year, Ashley Joyner, at Waffle House on Lebanon Pike. When officers arrived, they spoke with Joyner about the incident. Joyner told them that she tried to resolve the issue between her and Bailey. However, she ended up getting beaten in her car that day and the day prior. Joyner claimed that during the assaults, she was choked but that she didn’t lose consciousness. While speaking with Joyner, officers observed several injuries, including a busted lip, a bruised eye, and fingerprints on her neck. Eyewitnesses at the scene confirmed Joyner’s accounts, leading to Bailey’s arrest. Bailey was subsequently charged with aggravated assault.
DUI: Noah Jolley flees to gas station after car crash, tells police he’s never been in an accident before
23-year-old Noah Luke Jolley was later identified as a person who left the scene of an accident on Briley Parkway West near Mile Marker 17.6 in the evening hours of September 5th. Patrolling officers observed a help truck with the Tennessee Department of Transportation attempting to assist a motorist with a disabled vehicle. Officers pulled up behind the help truck to block traffic. While the police moved the car out of the roadway, they noticed a white Dodge pickup truck pulling a trailer with significant damage on the left side. After this, officers approached the driver, who stated he had been involved in a car crash and the other driver had left. Then, the police informed dispatch of the incident and interviewed the driver of the white Dodge truck.
The driver stated that a red Chevy S-10 had sideswiped him and continued driving down Briley Parkway. He noted that the red Chevy sustained front-side damage. Officers requested assistance to check the area for the red Chevy S-10. Later, police located a vehicle matching the provided description on the right shoulder off the roadway on Exit Ramp 19. Officers approached the unoccupied Chevy and found several Michelob Ultra 12-ounce cans in a white garbage bag in its bed. They noted that one of the beer cans was still cold and unopened in the driver’s seat. Officers noticed shattered glass over the seats and that the vehicle appeared disabled. The police believed the other driver could have been hurt, so they searched the surrounding area.
Then, while officers were at the Twice Daily on Whites Creek Pike, Jolley had approached them, advising that he had been involved in a car accident. Officers noticed he had visible injuries. However, Jolley did not request an ambulance. After this, the police instructed Jolley to walk in front of their patrol car, where they patted him down and asked why he had left the crash. Jolley responded that he was nervous, had never been in a crash, and knew the area, so he felt it would be safer to be at the gas station. He added that he called his mother to meet him at the Twice Daily. When questioned about not alerting the authorities, Jolley said that he had never been in a car crash and did not know what to do.
During their interaction, officers observed Jolley reeked of alcohol and showed signs of impairment. Officers asked him if he had anything to drink, to which he said no. Then, the officers told Jolley they found beers in the truck, and he said the vehicle did not belong to him. The police checked the registration and discovered that his mother owned the red Chevy S-10. In the belief that Jolley was under the influence, officers prompted him with sobriety tests, and he performed poorly. Then, Jolley agreed to provide a chemical sample and was transported to St. Thomas Midtown Hospital for a blood draw. Jolley was taken into custody for failing to report an accident, leaving the scene of an accident, and driving under the influence.
James Greenway calls 911 multiple times, refuses to tell police where he is because he “had a warrant.”
35-year-old James Greenway called for police assistance multiple times on August 31st. Officers were dispatched to the Clarion Hotel on North 1st Street for a prisoner transport request. Upon arrival, the police were notified by other officers that Greenway had contacted them earlier in the night. They stated that Greenway was given a courtesy ride because he was intoxicated and did not want to go to jail. Then, officers said that Greenway had called 911 three times after the initial transport, telling them he didn’t know where to go. However, when officers tried to locate Greenway so they could help, he refused to tell them where he was because he “had a warrant.” Officers eventually found Greenway and detained him. After this, officers confirmed that he did, in fact, have an outstanding warrant from Sullivan County via the MNPD records radio channel. Officers were advised that Sullivan County would extradite. Greenway was taken into custody on September 1st for public intoxication and non-emergency 911 calls.
DUI: Eric Huddleston jailed after letting drunk friend crash his car on I-40
39-year-old Eric Huddleston was involved in a single-vehicle accident as a passenger on I-40 near Fesslers Lane in the early hours of September 3rd. Upon arrival, officers located Huddleston, who reeked of alcohol and showed signs of impairment. He stated that his friend, Brittany Shields, who had been arrested for the incident, was driving. The police discovered that the car was registered to Huddleston. Officers then found three cold, empty Clubtails beer containers near the crash site. When prompted, Huddleston refused to take sobriety tests. The police were also informed that Huddleston had a prior DUI conviction in August 2022. After he declined to provide a chemical sample, officers obtained a warrant for one. Huddleston was taken into custody for driving under the influence-2nd offense and an implied consent violation.