22-year-old Isaac Jordan was deemed to be too drunk for Kid Rock’s bar Saturday night when he became disorderly and refused to leave when asked by bar staff. When police arrived he continued to yell that he “didn’t do anything wrong!” and reeked of alcohol. He was booked into the Metro Nashville Jail, charged with public intoxication.
Tag: Public Intoxication
Man charged with Public Intoxication at Dogwood Bar — Donovan Staley found unresponsive by patrons
Patrons of the Dogwood Nashville Bar flagged down police after noticing 30-year-old Donovan Staley was on the ground and unresponsive. He was initially unresponsive to chest rubs when medics arrived, but later rose to his feet and refused all assistance. He was transported to booking, charged with public intoxication.
Broadway Claims Another: Eric Young found sleeping face-down & intoxicated in front of Kid Rock’s Bar in downtown Nashville
Officers located a very intoxicated 34-year-old Eric Lee Young face down on the sidewalk, apparently sleeping it off, outside of Kid Rock’s Bar around closing time Friday morning. He had trouble standing on his own and thought he was an entirely different bar. He was charged with public intoxication.
Man hides in stairwell & sprays bar employee with fire extinguisher — William Spielberg #LuckyBastardSaloon
Metro Nashville Police say highly intoxicated 30-year-old William Spielberg hid in the stairwell at Lucky Bastard Saloon in downtown Nashville, and when an employee was walking up the stairwell just before closing early Monday morning, Spielberg unleashed the spray of the extinguisher onto the employee. Spielberg was charged with public intoxication and booked into the Metro Nashville Jail.
James Payton: “I’m not going anywhere, walk away from me right now!”; #MNPD: Understood the assignment
36-year-old Philadelphia tourist James Payton was found “extremely intoxicated” and attempting to fight staff at the Moxy in downtown Nashville in the early hours of Saturday morning. He was immediately irritated with the arrival of officers and stated they should “walk away from him, right now!”. Despite attempts to get him to his room, he stated he wasn’t going anywhere. Officers understood the assignment and took Payton into custody, charging him with public intoxication and disorderly conduct. He is free on pre-trial release.
Dude, that’s not your friend’s car… Drunk man climbs inside stranger’s car — Tavis Cobb
21-year-old Tavis Cobb was leaning against a car in the Commerce St garage downtown Sunday night, believing it was his friend’s vehicle. When someone came up to the car and unlocked it, Tavis climbed inside, too intoxicated to realize it was neither his friend, nor his friend’s vehicle. He was unable to call anyone, he didn’t have a phone with him, and only knew he was “in Nashville”. Cobb was charged with public intoxication and taken to booking for the night.
Fan charged after fight during Titans’ Monday Night Football game at Nissan Stadium — Brandon Rich
31-year-old Brandon Rich, of Brentwood, was charged with public intoxication Monday night at Nissan Stadium after he got into a physical altercation with another fan. He is free on a $100 cash bond.
27-year-old Brittney Black deemed to be “too intoxicated” for 3 Crow Bar in East Nashville
Metro Nashville Police say 27-year-old Brittney Black was so intoxicated at the 3 Crow Bar in East Nashville that they received multiple calls about her late Saturday night. When she refused to leave the bar they eventually took her into custody due to her level of intoxication.
Tourist found “belligerent and annoying” while punching brick wall on broadway — Greta Runge
Metro Nashville Police say 22-year-old tourist Greta Runge ignored their commands after they found her extremely intoxicated and punching a brick wall near Whiskey Row on Broadway in downtown Nashville. She was charged with public intoxication.
Tourist says he was “wasted” when found inside of secured federal courthouse courtyard after hours — Callan Isley
21-year-old Callan Isley, from New York, says he was “wasted” and unsure how he ended up attempting to climb a fence to get out of the secured courtyard of a federal courthouse in downtown Nashville Wednesday night. He received “minor injuries” from federal protective service officers Jason Talbert and Christopher Bullock during the arrest. #VisitMusicCity