27-year-old Yeniefer Perez Lopez had an incident at the Nolensville Pike Planet Fitness in the early hours of August 29th. When officers arrived, they instructed Lopez to leave repeatedly. During their interaction, officers noticed he reeked of alcohol. As he was leaving, officers told Lopez not to drive away. However, he proceeded to get in his vehicle anyway. Officers deemed Lopez a danger to himself and detained him for the occurrence. Lopez was then taken into custody for public intoxication.
Tag: Public Intoixcation
Crystal Skinner yells at officers after drunkenly wandering around Broadway asking for help
29-year-old Crystal Ann Skinner was seen intoxicated near 4th Avenue North and Broadway in the early hours of August 27th. Concerned citizens advised officers that a white female in a white tube top, later identified as Skinner, appeared heavily intoxicated and was approaching random people, asking for help. Then, the police located Skinner and noticed she reeked of alcohol. During their investigation, they discovered that Skinner had lost her phone, could not find her friends, and did not know where she would stay for the night. Officers then offered her assistance, but she was uncooperative. Officers detained Skinner for the incident. While arresting Skinner, she pulled her body and arms away multiple times. Then, when officers escorted her to their patrol car, she started yelling at them, causing a scene. Skinner was taken into custody for disorderly conduct and public intoxication.
Dominic Cheek fights security guard at Redneck Riviera for not letting him in
22-year-old Dominic Charles Cheek had an altercation with a security guard, David Christopher Robertson, in front of Redneck Riviera on August 23rd. Patrolling officers observed this and approached the scuffle. Cheek was detained, and officers spoke with Robertson, who stated that Cheek had attempted to enter the establishment. Robertson explained to officers that he refused Cheek entry due to his intoxication level. Cheek tried to push his way into the bar during their interaction, leading to a fight between them. Robertson added that he wanted to press charges against Cheek for the occurrence. When officers spoke with Cheek, they noticed he reeked of alcohol and showed signs of intoxication. Officers then deemed Cheek a danger to himself. Cheek was taken into custody for criminal trespass, public intoxication, disorderly conduct, and assault on August 24th.
Cameron Lee drunkenly attempts to free woman from police car at Whiskey Row
23-year-old Cameron Nicole Lee had an altercation with Leah Garcia, an employee, at Dierks Bentley’s Whiskey Row in the early hours of August 22nd. When officers arrived, the establishment’s staff provided them with video footage showing another involved individual, identified as Ayesha Battle, hitting Garcia with a glass bottle twice. Then, the police placed Ayesha into custody for the incident. After this, Lee approached their patrol car and opened the door, attempting to let Ayesha out. Officers acquired video proof of Lee opening the door. Lee then admitted to opening the door, and officers were informed that employees witnessed it as well. When officers rewatched the video of the attack inside the bar, they noticed that Lee grabbed ahold of Garcia’s hair, trying to pull her off of Ayesha. During their interaction, officers noticed Lee reeked of alcohol and showed signs of intoxication, so they detained her for the occurrence. Lee was taken into custody for assault, facilitation to escape custody, public intoxication, and disorderly conduct.
Dean Coxworth deemed too drunk for Broadway
61-year-old Dean Dwayne Coxworth had fallen on Broadway late August 20th. Officers observed this and assisted additional units in helping Coxworth. When the police approached Coxworth, they noticed his friends were leaving him. Officers spoke with him and found him to be heavily intoxicated, showing signs of impairment. Coxworth was deemed unable to care for himself and taken into custody for public intoxication on August 21st.
Apothecary Johnson drunkenly yells & causes disturbance at Elizabeth Duff Transit Center
23-year-old Apothecary Johnson was observed yelling and causing a disturbance at the Elizabeth Duff Transit Center on the afternoon of August 5th. After noticing this, officers approached Johnson and told him to calm down, but he refused. Then, Johnson, who was visibly intoxicated, stumbled while walking and reeked of alcohol. Officers deemed Johnson a danger to himself and detained him for the occurrence. Johnson was taken into custody for public intoxication.