A New Year comes!

I wish you all
Success, Prosperity and Happiness
in the New Year.

Years ago, I was told that if I wanted know what it takes to be successful in a career, find a person that has become successful in that area and study, then duplicate what they have done. While it may be a over simplification of the process. As the new year begins and you are considering resolutions. You might consider the information on the following page. Its called Five Habits of Millionaires. You can find it at http://career-advice.monster.com/salary-trends/Five-Habits-of-Millionaires/Home.aspx (click on this link, or copy and paste it into your web browser). Enjoy and consider for your long term benefit.

I welcome the recent additions to this distribution list. You input is always appreciated, and feel free to share this with other concerned residents in our community.

All the best in the new year,
Duane Dominy
District 28 Councilman
101 Cherokee Place
Antioch, TN 37013
615-831-0774

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English First, English Only Yes or No!
You may have noticed that all the media outlets here in Nashville say English Only. This terminology is at the request of those that oppose the effort. The group that started the ballot initiative calls it English First. Whatever it is called, it will make changes in Nashville and that decision is in your hands collectively. I hope that you will make an informed decision when voting.

I have discussed this issue with many residents. While not a scientific pole, approximately 65-75% have been in support of the the issue. That percentage has been declining over the last month but still remains in the 60-65% range. I have chosen to not take a side in the issue other than to provide information to those interested.

Early voting begins on Friday January 2 at Howard Office Building on Second Avenue. This will be the ONLY early voting location. I encourage everyone to vote, whether early or on election day Jan. 22. To find the full schedule use this link.
http://www.nashville.gov/vote/schedule_early.htm

For those interested in passing this charter amendment simply go vote. There is no organized effort to convince residents to vote for it. On the other hand, if interested in opposing the measure you can find ways to participate at the following links. Some of opportunities are even here in our district. I am providing links to websites on each side of the issue for your information.
(Read this part real fast it helps with the humor... The views and opinions on the following websites do not necessarily represent the views and opinions of this councilman. This information is presented for your education, agitation or entertainment, whichever you choose. You be the judge of the accuracy or benefit of what is presented.)

For
http://nashvilleenglishfirst.com/

Against
http://www.nashvilleforallofus.org/
http://nashvillesmoment.com/

Maybe more neutral info
For information on what has occurred across the country simply google "English Only States." This may give you a less biased source of info.

While I have interjected a bit of situational humor with my disclaimer, this is a serious matter which will have long term affects on our city. The decision is in the collective hands of you and the citizens of Nashville. I have the utmost faith in the informed decision of citizens of our nation and our electoral process.

See you at the poles.
Duane

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Shouldn't the headline below read "Parolee Arrested for November Robbery and Kidnapping in Belle Meade"? This occurred three blocks from Belle Meade Country Club. I think that if it had occurred in the 300 block of Harding Place that Antioch would have been used rather than South East Nashville. I plan to mention this to Don Aaron at my next opportunity. I've not seen how the TV or print news reported it. Although, their usual practice has been to take the press release title and run with it.
Just my observation. DD

Parolee Arrested for November West Nashville Home Invasion/Kidnapping

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE December 30, 2008
Detectives from the West and North Precincts this afternoon arrested an ex-convict on parole for robbery and burglary in connection with the November 23rd kidnapping and robbery of three persons from a home in the 4000 block of Harding Place.
Antonio D. Harris, 21, was taken into custody inside an apartment at 1408 11th Avenue South . Detectives believe Harris was one of five suspects who entered the home through an unlocked door and robbed the victims of computer equipment and money. The suspects then forced the homeowner, his 19-year-old daughter, and her 19-year-old boyfriend into the homeowner’s Toyota Highlander SUV. The victims were taken to two ATMs in the Green Hills area from where the suspects withdrew money. They were released unharmed in a subdivision near Hillsboro High School .
Gang Unit detectives recovered the Highlander December 2nd in the Edgehill public housing development. The teenage driver was arrested for driving a stolen vehicle. He denied any involvement in the home invasion.
During the course of the continuing investigation, detectives developed information linking Harris to the case. He is being charged with three counts each of aggravated robbery and aggravated kidnapping. The state is expected to file a parole violation warrant against him in the near future.
Records reflect that Harris received a seven-year sentence for two robbery convictions in January 2005. He received a four-year sentence for two aggravated burglary convictions in March 2005. Harris was paroled from the state prison system on June 18th of this year and registered with the police department as an ex-convict the following day.
At the time of his arrest today, Harris was free on $2,000 bond stemming from his arrest November 16th for allegedly stealing $259 cash from a safe at a Murfreesboro Road carwash where he formerly worked.
The investigation into the home invasion case is continuing as detectives work to identify the other suspects.

*A photograph of Harris accompanies this media release on the Internet.

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December 29, 2008
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Alert police work by officers assigned to the Operation Safer Streets gang enforcement initiative led to Sunday night’s arrest of two teenagers driving a carjacked vehicle in the 100 block of University Court.
Central Precinct Flex Officer David Wright spotted the car, a 2005 Pontiac Sunfire, at 8p.m. It had been reported stolen Saturday night at gunpoint in the 1200 block of 14th Avenue South. Officers attempted to stop the 17-year-old driver who sped off striking two parked vehicles and one police car. The teen lost control of the Pontiac on Carroll Street and struck a fence. The driver and his passenger, Jeffery Jackson, 18, of Marietta, Georgia, were captured after a brief foot chase. A .40 caliber handgun was located near the getaway car’s passenger door.
The 17-year-old driver, who is from Nashville, is charged in Juvenile Court with evading arrest, theft, unlawful weapon possession, vandalism, and felony escape from state custody.
Jackson is charged with theft, evading arrest, and felon in possession of a weapon. He is being held on $21,000 bond.
Sunday’s overall Operation Safer Streets enforcement resulted in 14 arrests involving 19 misdemeanors, five felonies, and two outstanding warrants. Seized were two weapons and ten grams of marijuana. Areas targeted were the J.C. Napier public housing development, University Court, Harding Place, and Nolensville Pike.
*A photo of Jackson is being withheld pending lineups in similar cases.
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Metro Action receives over $3 Million to help more families with energy bills
Additional Funds Prevent Program from Putting Families on Waiting List for Energy Help
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – The Metropolitan Action Commission received an additional $3.1 million in funding from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) earlier this month, and it could not have come at a better time.
“In the past two years when we ran out of funds, we had to place families on a waiting list in hopes of receiving additional funding. It is very unusual for us to receive this amount of funding this far into the fiscal year, but it is greatly needed, especially this year,” said Cynthia Croom, Executive Director of the Metropolitan Action Commission.

Just before the Christmas holiday Metro Action reported that 5,498 families had received help with their natural gas or electricity bills. “The number of families we’ve seen so far has nearly exceeded the total amount of residents that we served all of last year,” said Croom. Last year the agency helped 5,993 families.

Shortly after Thanksgiving, the agency had totally obligated all of its initial allotment of $2.2 million that it received in July. The additional funding will allow the agency to continue to assist low-income residents with their energy bills during what appears to be a nation-wide economic crisis.

In addition to the increased funding, state Governor Phil Bredesen announced a leveraging project designed to enhance the impact of the energy funding. The leveraging program would allow Metro Action to match local partnering agencies’ contributions toward electricity or natural gas bills by 2-to-1. The Metro Action Commission has identified several potential partners that will also work with low income families to ensure these funds reaches as many residents as possible. Metro Action’s share of leveraging dollars is an additional $464,552. In all, Metro Action will receive $5.8 million in energy assistance funding this year. Metro Action anticipates being able to assist up to 8,360 additional families with their electricity or natural gas payments.

Energy assistance applications are available at all public libraries, the Nashville Electric Service and accessible on our website (www.nashville.gov/mac). Customers may bring the applications to the Metro Action office Monday through Thursday from 8:00 am until 3:00pm. Due to the increased amount of people expected for assistance the agency encourages customers to consider mailing in their applications to: Metro Action, 1624 5th Avenue, North, Nashville, TN 37208.
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MTA to operate Sunday/Holiday bus schedule on New Year’s Day

NASHVILLE – On Thursday, January 1, 2009, the Nashville Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) will operate its buses on a Sunday/Holiday schedule in observance of the New Year’s Day holiday. All MTA administrative offices will be closed.

MTA buses will operate on regular weekday schedules on New Year’s Eve.

For detailed bus service information, please consult the Sunday/Holiday information in the route schedules, the MTA Web site at www.nashvillemta.org or contact MTA Customer Care at (615) 862-5950 from 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. on weekdays, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturdays, and 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. on Sundays.

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Rural Hill/Moss Road community meetings continue January 29
Planners, Metro Council members, and community stakeholders discussed the draft Concept Plan for the Rural Hill/Moss Hill neighborhood at St. Ignatius Church on December 4; public input from that meeting will help shape a "community chracter plan" scheduled for presentation at another community gathering on January 29.
More info is available at http://www.nashville.gov/mpc/subarea/subarea13.htm
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You’ll find below a list of locations of the NES tree trimming crews for this week. Also, you (and your constituents) will find a map with locations of the work planners and the tree trimming crews on the NES website at www.nespower.com/VegMan
Please let me know if you have any questions or concerns that I might help in addressing.
Laura
Circuit Street Locations
Donelson F04 McGavock Pk, Tamworth Dr, Lebanon Rd
Donelson F06 Elm Hill, McGavock Pk, Lebanon Pk
Hermitage F11 Lebanon Rd, Old Hickory Blvd, Anderson Ln
Murfreesboro Rd F09 Mossdale, Owendale, Lake Forrest Dr
Murfreesboro Rd F13 Dover Glen, Clapham Rd
Battlefield B06 Franklin Pk.,Caruthers Av
Battlefield B08 Dale Av, Springbrook Dr, Lealand Ln
Battlefield B18 Greatland Ave. Hamilton Av, Merritt Av
Hillsboro Rd F07 Sunnyside Dr, Ellendale Dr
Goodlettsville F12 Creek Trail, Lake Rd, Tinnin Rd
Pennington Bend F08 Music Valley Dr
Clifton B08 Clifton Ave.
Davidson Rd F14 Old Hickory Bv, Galaxie Dr, Annex Av
West B04 Croley Dr, Alamo Pl
Whites Creek F11 Clarksville Pk

Merry Christmas for the Dominy's

The Night before Christmas... Dominy style

'tis the night before Christmas and here on my desk,
is a desktop computer that's not been it's best.

For twenty-four days now it's failed at the start
which caused quite a pain down deep in my heart.

The problems weren't many, just quite hard to confirm.
Then waiting for parts made one wiggle and squirm.

My contacts and calendar were on it you see.
So I could not communicate, nor know where to be.

All's working fine now, and I'm glad that it is.
For now, I can continue sharing community biz'.

I hope you've been well and wish you the best.
Don't hesitate to call, to get things off your chest.

During this season, of joy, hope and peace,
remember the wise men who came from the east.

They came baring gifts as we do to this day.
To the sweet baby Jesus, who made us a way.

His birthday we celebrate tomorrow you see.
During this season, we wish you joy and much glee,
and a very Merry Christmas from my family and me.

With warm Christmas wishes,
Duane Dominy

News and Comments

Dear Resident,

We have had a historic election here in Tennessee and across the nation. Barack Obama is President Elect of the United States of America. His election gives me hope that Rev. King's dream of people being judged by the "content of their character", rather than the color of their skin is becoming a reality. In over one hundred years, our society has seen many changes and in that time one thing that has not changed, until now, is which party controls the Tennessee Senate and House of Representatives. It will be interesting to see what changes occur when the winners of Tuesday's elections are sworn into office. I hope you will join me in praying for the leaders of our city, state and country. Pray for wisdom in decisions, protection from those that mean hard and safety for our fellow citizens.

Tonight is the public hearing on the Bakertown/Antioch Pike rezoning plan. Be sure to come out and share your concerns for or against. I will be abstaining and will not speak for or against this as the plan includes my property. I do encourage you to come speak your mind. Plan to be there at or before 6pm as the bill is on the beginning of the agenda – fourth item on the public hearing agenda. You can park in the courthouse garage for free with a pass provided by the Metro Clerk. (Usually a small colored piece of paper) See me and I'll be sure to get you a copy.

Please mark your calendars and plan to attend the next district town-hall meeting scheduled on December 1, from 6:00pm until 8:00pm at the South Police Precinct. Sheriff Daron Hall will be sharing stats from the 287g program and we will have a representative from Metro Beautification present information about our recycling program. There may also be some other surprise guests.

I will be traveling most of November and may not be available by phone. I will try to check email while I am away and will be here to represent the district for the committee and council meetings.

FYI, I will be sending the police reports in another email as this one has many notices already. Please help spread the word and help keep our neighbors informed. Encourage others to sign up for this newsletter.


Thanks for your support.
Yours truly,
Duane Dominy
District 28 Councilman
101 Cherokee Place
Antioch, TN 37013
615-831-0774



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Being Lincoln Special Screening at Belcourt Theatre

I'd like to invite you to see the Nashville Premiere of the documentary BEING LINCOLN--MEN WITH HATS at the Belcourt Theatre on November 19, 2008 at 7 p.m. Part of the proceeds will go toward supporting the Belcourt foundation.
Part of this film was taken at Una Elementary and in produced by a college friend.
So far, we've been in 3 festivals and we've picked up two awards (Audience Choice Award and Best Tennessee Feature Film). Please come if you can or tell another friend who might be interested.

For tickets visit
http://www.belcourt.org
or go by the box office.

To learn about the movie and to see clips, please visit
http://www.beinglincoln.com

Thanks! I really appreciate it!
Elvis
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Do you want to know how best to have codes issues dealt with in your neighborhood? See the attached notice about a class being presented by the Neighborhood Resource Center on Saturday Nov. 15. For more info call 782-8212.
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Entertainment and Community Support, What a great deal!
Antioch High School Choir is inviting you to attend the Rodgers & Hammerstein version of Cinderella at Antioch High School. The dates for the play are 7PM every night beginning Thursday, November 6th, including Friday, November 7th, & Saturday November 8th. There will also be a Matinee on Saturday November 8th at 1PM.

This will be a wonderful performance and I hope you will attend. We need to support this event. It is the final shot at raising the money to compete at a National Level in Washington DC. Please support this event!
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Rural Hill Road/Moss Road Land Use Design Policy
These important efforts continues to move forward. While progress has been made and those in participation are learning much about the process, as well as contributing their preferences, plans, and opinions to the project, we still need your participation.While we are well into the Rural Hill Land Use Policy/Design Plan, it’s not too late to participate. I hopt to see you at the next meeting and bring a neighbor.

Again, this is your community. You have asked me to protect our District and help build it up, protect property values and improve quality of life. To achieve these goals, this project is a major part of the process. Getting your input for the future and how you want the area to look, the surrounding buildings, the parks, green space, streets & sidewalks rest in your hands.We need your participation, the community needs you. PLEASE ATTEND the remaining meetings.
Meeting 3 - Draft Concept Plan Presentation - Thursday, December 4 - St. Ignatius
Meeting 4 - Draft Detailed Land Use Policy Plan Workshop - Thursday, January 29 - St. Ignatius
Meeting 5 - Draft Building Form Plan Workshop - Thursday, February 19 - St. Ignatius
Meeting 6 - Draft Plan Presentation - Thursday, March 19 - St. Ignatius
Please circulate to all interested parties!

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Take note of this year's leaf collection.
Below are dates for this year's leaf collection schedule. Please be aware that there will be only one rotation for leaf removal this year.
Leaves must be in paper or plastic bags (biodegradable plastic is preferred but not required) and placed either at the curb or at the alley, where the trash is normally collected.
Areas 1, 2, 3 November 25th - Dec 9th
Areas 4, 5, 6 December 11th - Dec 30th (District 28 and all of Antioch is in this area)
Areas 7, 8, 9 January 2nd - January 16th
Areas 10,11,12 January 20th - February 3rd

You can also view this information on our website at:
http://www.nashville.gov/pw/index.htm

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Blood Drive
Friday, November 14, 2008
7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Southern Hills Medical Center @ Wallace Rd & Nolensville Pike
Please call TriStar MedLine at 615-342-1919 to schedule an appointment.
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PARKS’ DEPARTMENT SEARCHING FOR CITY ’S CHRISTMAS TREE

Nashville, Tennessee ---Metro Parks is asking for help in finding the perfect tree to serve as the centerpiece for the city’s holiday celebration.

Metro Parks’ Horticulturalist Randall Lantz said the Parks Department is looking for a “30 to 40-foot Norway Spruce that looks good from all angles. We would very much like to have a tree that has grown too big for its current location. We know it’s out there! We just haven’t found it yet.”

Lantz went on to say the Parks’ Department would gladly cut down the tree, remove the stump, and plant a replacement tree if desired. If you have a tree that meets the criteria, call Randall Lantz at 862-8400 or email him at Randall.Lantz@nashville.gov.
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Metro Schools revises 2009-2010 Calendar

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (November 5, 2008) – The Board of Education unanimously approved a revised school year calendar for 2009-2010 during its Oct. 28 meeting. The new calendar includes several adjustments recommended by the administration to better accommodate the need for professional development with the needs of families to arrange their schedules when students are not in school.
The new calendar includes a half-day Aug. 14, 2009, which will be used by schools for registration and orientation. The first full day of school for grades 1-12 will be Aug. 17. This is a half-day for kindergarten students. The last day of school will be May 27, 2010.
Other highlights of the calendar include:
• Students will be out of school Oct. 16, and Oct. 19-23 for fall break.
• Nov. 25-27, there will be no school for the Thanksgiving holidays.
• Dec. 15-17 will be exam days for grades 9-12, with Dec. 17 a half-day for grades K-12. Winter holidays begin for students Dec. 18 and continue through Jan. 5, 2010.
• Spring Break will be March 15-19, 2010.

The calendar also includes planning days, professional development days and holidays throughout the year. The revised calendar will be posted on the MNPS website, www.mnps.org, and will be included in future publications to parents.
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MNPS Magnet/Optional Deadline Dec. 5
Parents and students will soon have the opportunity to participate in the annual lottery to attend one of 26 academic and thematic magnetic schools, design schools, optional enrollment schools and enhanced option schools for the 2009-2010 academic school year. Applications will be sent home with students Nov. 3, and the deadline for submitting an application is Friday, Dec. 5.
This year, the application process has changed in that no new applications will be accepted after the Dec. 5 deadline except for families who are new to the Metro Nashville Public School district.
In the coming weeks, families will have several opportunities to tour the magnet and optional schools during "Walk-Through Thursdays" and magnet school open houses, scheduled for November and December. The lottery will be held Jan. 10, 2009. Nashville School of the Arts (NSA) is the one exception to the lottery. To attend this high school, prospective students must apply and audition. There is no lottery for NSA admission.
Families are reminded that transportation is not provided for students in academic or thematic magnet schools. There is assistance with costs for MTA transportation for students enrolled in the free or reduced lunch program.

Important Dates for Magnet Application Process:

Nov. 3
Applications will be sent home by all schools. This includes “pathway continuation forms” for current magnet/optional students moving from elementary to middle or middle to high school.

Nov. 6, 13, 20 & Dec. 4
“Walk Through Thursdays”- Families can visit magnet schools during these dates.

Nov. 10 - Dec. 4
Magnet School Open Houses - Contact the school of interest for dates and times.

Dec. 5
Application/pathway deadline. Parents return forms to the Magnet/Optional Office. This deadline includes all magnet/lottery applications as well as the “pathway continuation forms” for magnet/optional students moving from elementary to middle or middle to high school. (No new applications will be accepted after this date except for families new to MNPS.)

Jan. 10, 2009
Magnet/Optional School Lottery

Jan. 12
The schools participating in the lottery will send home a continuation letter. (This affects students who will be changing grades, but staying in the same school next year).

Jan. 21
Acceptance and wait list letters will be mailed.

Jan. 28
Deadline for parents to return continuation letters to their child’s magnet/optional school.

Feb. 6
Deadline for parents to return acceptance letter to the Magnet/Optional Office.

In addition to magnet and optional schools, in the early spring of 2009, expanded Open Enrollment will be offered to all students in Metro Nashville Public Schools. This will give families the chance to enroll in a school outside of their zone, if seating is available, that best meets their child's needs. This could potentially include magnet/optional schools that have open seats after the lottery.

Many schools also offer unique programs and courses of study, including International Baccalaureate (IB) program, Honors and Advanced Placement (AP) courses, Career and Thematic Academies, culinary arts programs, vocational education opportunities, various computer certification programs and much more. For more information about any school, zoned or other, visit www.mnps.org.

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Holiday Light Competition
Metro's 20th Annual Lights Competition is on and approaching soon. I realize you may not be in the mood for Christmas yet, but the deadline for submitting your home is NOV 21. May the best lights shine and be recognized in your neighborhood! You can download an application at the following link:
http://www.nashville.gov/beautification/holiday_lights.htm

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Park Smart
A review of stolen vehicle reports in Nashville from Sunday, October 19, through Saturday, October 25, shows that 30 % of the automobiles taken (6 of 20) were easy targets because the keys were left inside or made available to thieves.
The police department’s continuing PARK SMART campaign strongly urges citizens to lock their automobile doors, secure any valuables and REMOVE THE KEYS.
Officers also urge citizens to SHOP SMART by not leaving purses or other valuables unattended in shopping carts, even for a very short time. An unattended purse is an easy target for a thief.

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Precinct-Based Undercover Detectives Charged 136 Persons This Week
Undercover detectives, assigned to each of the department’s six precincts, charged 136 persons this week with mostly drug and prostitution offenses as the result of investigations in various Nashville neighborhoods.
South Precinct detectives charged 20 persons as the result of investigations on Plus Park Boulevard, Murfreesboro Pike, Metroplex Drive, and Wallace Road. Seized were eight grams of cocaine, 66.5 grams of marijuana, 40 Lortab pills, one vehicle, and $9,165 cash.
Hermitage Precinct detectives charged 19 persons as the result of investigations on McCampbell Avenue, Lakeland Drive, Old Hickory Boulevard, Lebanon Pike, and Murfreesboro Pike. Seized were 6.5 grams of cocaine, one weapon, and $7,186 cash.
West Precinct detectives charged 27 persons as the result of investigations on 12th Avenue North at Jefferson and Herman Streets, Davidson Drive at Charlotte Pike, 21st Avenue South at Acklen Avenue, Hynes Street, and the 100 block of Sigler Street. Seized were 9.5 pounds of marijuana, 34.5 grams of cocaine, 92 pounds of khat, 51 Lortab pills, and one weapon.
North Precinct detectives charged 23 persons as the result of investigations on Trinity Lane, Brick Church Pike, Cliff Drive, Hamilton Road, Clarksville Pike, and 28th Avenue North. Seized were 15.5 grams of cocaine, 11.5 grams of marijuana, 33 various pills, one weapon, one vehicle, and $394 cash.
East Precinct detectives charged 27 persons as the result of investigations on Trinity Lane, Dickerson Pike, Ewing Avenue, the 1500 block of Jones Avenue, Auction Way, Spring Street, and Lucille Street. Seized were .1 grams of cocaine, 7.8 grams of marijuana, and one Dilaudid pill.
Central Precinct detectives charged 20 persons as the result of investigations on the 600 block of Lafayette Street , 8th Avenue South at Drexel Street, Middleton Street, Fogg Street, Buchanan Street, and Jefferson Street. Seized were 30 grams of cocaine.
Persons suspecting drug activity in their neighborhoods are urged to call the police department’s 244-DOPE hotline. Callers to the hotline can remain anonymous.
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Halloween Truancy Sweep Nets 16 McGavock Students
Hermitage Flex officers conducted a truancy sweep of McGavock High School today.
Officers charged 16 McGavock students with loitering during school hours for attempting to leave the campus while school was in session. One adult was charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
During the truancy initiative, an officer in an unmarked vehicle watched for students who appeared to be skipping school. Uniformed officers then made investigative stops of those who appeared to be in violation.
The truancy operation is the latest in an on-going effort between the police department, Juvenile Court, and school officials to see that students are in school and remain there until dismissal.

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Last Weekend's Operation Safer Streets Initiative Netted 77 Arrests
Last weekend’s Operation Safer Streets gang enforcement initiative, which took place Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, resulted in 77 arrests involving 80 misdemeanors, five felonies, and 15 outstanding warrants. Seized were 7.8 grams of marijuana, .1 grams of cocaine, 73 various pills, two grams of methamphetamine, and four weapons.
At least three times a week, officers and supervisors representing each of the six precincts and the Specialized Investigations Division (SID) partner together to implement strategies to combat gang crime and activities in various areas of Nashville.
Friday’s enforcement consisted of five SID detectives, 21 patrol officers, and two canine units. Areas targeted were the James Cayce public housing development, Jefferson Street , Salemtown, the Cheatham Place public housing development, Buchanan Street , downtown Nashville , Clarksville Pike, the J.C. Napier public housing development, Murfreesboro Pike, Lafayette Street , Madison , Bordeaux , Fairfax Avenue, West End Avenue, Dakota Avenue , Edgehill Avenue , and the Andrew Jackson public housing development, Thompson Lane , Hillsboro Road, and Nolensville Pike.
Saturday’s enforcement consisted of 12 SID detectives and 26 patrol officers. Areas targeted were 25th, 23rd, 28th, and 51st Avenues North, Jefferson Street, Centennial Boulevard, Clarksville Pike, the Cheatham Place public housing development, Salemtown, Jones Avenue, Chickasaw Avenue, the James Cayce public housing development, Dickerson Pike, Lafayette Street, Murfreesboro Pike, Cannon Street, Nashboro Village, Bell Road, downtown Nashville, Marina Street, Myrtle Street, Fairfax Avenue, West End Avenue, Dakota Avenue, Charlotte Pike, Edgehill Avenue, the Andrew Jackson public housing development, Thompson Lane, Zermatt Avenue, and Baptist World Center Drive.
Sunday’s enforcement consisted of six SID detectives, one SID lieutenant, one CID detective, and five patrol officers. Areas targeted were Madison , Nolensville Pike, Harding Place , and Haywood Lane .
So far this year, Operation Safer Streets has resulted in 3,282 arrests on 344 felony charges and 3,310 misdemeanor charges, 47 gun seizures, the service of 616 outstanding warrants, 555 field interviews of persons believed to have gang knowledge, and 10,149 traffic stops in areas with a gang presence.
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Nashville Ballet Announces
Countdown to the Premiere of Brand-New Nashville Nutcracker

Nashville Ballet announces the countdown to the premiere of its brand-new Nutcracker. The old version of Nutcracker has delighted thousands of Middle Tennesseans for over 18 years, but the new production will bring a new twist on the classic story for the next decade of Nashville families. This version will be set during the time of the 1897 Tennessee Exposition, so the audience will be familiar with many local influences, such as the Parthenon and Shelby Bottoms Pond. Clara’s home is based on the interior of the Belle Meade Mansion , and many historical figures and families have been included.

Opening Night will be the hottest ticket in town with the celebration including two special events. All opening night ticket holders are invited to stroll through the 300’ foot tent, which will contain an 1897 Centennial Christmas Festival, “A Streetscape”, which will take you back to downtown Nashville as it might have been on a December night, just before Christmas, in 1897. Walk through the huge snow drifts as snowflakes fall lightly to the ground. The streets near TPAC will be closed for this one night only to allow people to tip-toe through the snowflakes, window shop at the stylized mercantile store fronts, and indulge in the aroma of roasted chestnuts on the Main Square .

Mayor Karl Dean and his wife Anne are the honorary guests for a Gala Dinner, hosted by Nashville Ballet supporters, at the prestigious Hermitage Hotel. This elegant gala pre-performance dinner will start at 5:30 with a cocktail reception. It will be a once-in-a lifetime event (the $500 per plate cost includes a premium ticket to the performance). For gala information, please contact the Ballet at 615-297-2966, ext. 30.
Nashville Ballet Artist Director Paul Vasterling visualized this more locally based concept and choreography for the new version of Nutcracker and bringing together a team of esteemed designers to bring this new show to life. The set design was created by Shigeru Yaji, costume design was conceived by Campbell Baird, and the lighting was designed by Scott Leathers.

Local production companies have been constructing the new scenery, props, special effects, and backgrounds. Mill Creek Associates is building a majority of the set and Drops Everything is painting the backdrops. Additionally, Akers Theatrical Fabricators is building the interior set of the parlor for the “Party Scene” in the first act. The production department at Nashville Ballet is creating most of the hand props for the performance, and Nashville Ballet’s Costume shop is constructing all of the children’s costumes.

For pre-performance fun, jumpstart the holiday season with Nashville’s Nutcracker Breakfast at the Belle Meade Plantation, Saturday, November 15th at 9:30 AM. Meet the Sugar Plum Fairy and other costumed dancers, enjoy a scrumptious breakfast, tell Santa what you want for Christmas, and peek at the interior of the Mansion to see the parlor. (The interior of the mansion is the inspiration for Clara’s home in Nashville Ballet’s new Nashville-based Nutcracker). There will many photo opportunities, along with a treat bag for each child.

The cost is $25 for adults and $15 for children. Please call 615-356-0501 ext 27 to reserve your family’s place. All tours of the Belle Meade mansion will be given proceeding the breakfast- be sure to confirm a time when making reservations. All reservations need to be called in by Friday, November 14.

Single tickets are currently on sale, with prices ranging from $21.50 - $72.50. Opening Night tickets will be priced from $31.50 - $82.50. Tickets are available by calling 615-255-ARTS, ordering online at Ticketmaster.com or in person at the TPAC box office downtown or at Davis-Kidd Booksellers in The Mall of Green Hills, or by visiting www.nashvilleballet.com. Groups of ten or more receive a 20% discount and can be ordered through Nashville Ballet by calling 615-297-2966, ext. 10 or emailing mbenning@nashvilleballet.com.

Charitable support has been provided by the Nutcracker Capital Campaign, co-chaired by Mrs. Ralph Davis and Mrs. Annette Eskind. Major supporters of Nashville ’s Ballet’s Nutcracker are the Ingram Charitable Trust, HCA/TriStar as Founding Presenting Sponsor, the Martin Foundation as Founding Costume Sponsor and Regions Foundation as Founding Special Effects Sponsor. Nashville ’s Nutcracker Centennial has been provided by Publix Supermarkets Charities.

Nutcracker
Jackson Hall - TPAC
December 12-14, 19-21, 2008

Friday, December 12 at 8:00 pm (Opening Night)
Saturday, December 13 at 2:00 pm & 7:00 pm
Sunday, December 14 at 2:00 pm & 7:00 pm
Friday, December 19 at 2:00 pm & 7:00 pm
Saturday December 20 at 2:00 pm & 7:00 pm
Sunday, December 21 at 2:00 pm & 7:00 pm

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Check out Alignment Nashville's Alert about Spanish GED program and Boys and Girls Club at this link.
https://app.e2ma.net/app/view:CampaignPublic/id:1960.1460770372/rid:c95093af7d0353aba0ac4c0444dbd5d7

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Mayor’s Green Ribbon Committee to hold series of public input meetings
NASHVILLE , Tenn. – The mayor’s Green Ribbon Committee is holding a series of public meetings to gather further community input on how to make Nashville “the greenest city in the Southeast.”

The meetings are being organized by the public involvement subcommittee of the taskforce. Jenna Smith, environmental sustainability manager for the Mayor’s Office, said the dates and locations of the meetings were intentionally set to encourage broad participation.

“The meetings will be held in all parts of Davidson County , and two of them will be held on Saturday mornings in public libraries. We want to encourage not only adults but also the youth in our community, who have shown great interest in this issue, to come share their ideas for making Nashville a greener city,” Smith said.

Individuals can also contribute their ideas through an online survey at www.nashville.gov/mayor/green_ribbon. More than 1,700 people have completed the survey to date. Participants who listed an e-mail address have already received a personal invitation to attend the public meetings.

Meeting dates and locations:
Downtown
Tuesday, Nov. 11 5 – 7 p.m.
Nashville Convention Center, rooms 209-210
601 Commerce St. Bus route: 2, 3, 6, 8, 15, 17, 18, 35, 34, 44

North
Thursday, Nov.13 5 – 7 p.m.
Z. Alexander Looby Community Center
2301 Metro Center Blvd. Bus route: 9 Metro Center

West
Saturday, Nov.15 10 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Green Hills Library
3701 Benham Ave. Bus route: 7 Hillsboro

South
Thursday, Nov. 20 5 – 7 p.m.
Mt. View Elementary School
3820 Murfreesboro Road Bus Route- 15 Murfreesboro Road

East
Saturday, Nov. 22 10 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Inglewood Library
4312 Gallatin Road Bus route: 26 Gallatin Road

Janel Lacy
Press Secretary

Office of the Mayor
Direct (615) 862-6020
Cell (615) 438-3416
Fax (615) 862-6040
janel.lacy@nashville.gov

News and Comments

Dear Resident,
There is plenty of blame to go around in Washington and on Wall Street for our current National financial fiasco. I thought about attempting to go over all the many curves in the road that has lead us here. I'll simply say it started as early as President Carter and involves numerous actions, reactions and downright bad choices made by numerous government and corporate officials. Now, we and our children may well be left with the bill for their choices. I have paid enough for my own mistakes and poor choices through the years. I've never been bailed out of my mistakes by government. And, I'd rather not pay for someone else's at the level we are being forced to pay in the current plan. That said, It appears something must be done to correct some of the errors previously made.

I think the best solution as well as recommendations for action by citizens can be found at
www.daveramsey.com, where you can see a one page solution. Yes, only one page and it will not cost taxpayers seven hundred thousand million dollars (also known as $700 billion or $700,000,000,000.00). (Please forgive the sarcasm.) If you think Dave's solution is appropriate, as I do, please send it to your US House Representative TODAY, as they are likely going to vote on something Friday. In the words of Forrest Gump, "That's all I've got to say about that." At least for now.

I want to thank Hattie Palin, owner of H&T's Homecooking, for holding a voter registration drive right here in our district at the restaurant located at 2371 Murfreesboro Road on Tuesday of this week. The food was great, company pleasant and over 20 people stopped by to register. If you know of anyone that has moved into the community from another state or county or just has never registered to vote, Monday, October 6 is the last day to register. You can call me or go to www.nashville.gov/vote/ to get a registration form. Please note, early voting begins on Oct. 15 and runs 'till Oct. 30.

I wish you all the best and welcome the new recipients of the newsletter.

Honored to serve,
Duane Dominy
District 28 Councilman
101 Cherokee Place
Antioch, TN 37013
615-831-0774

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The Harding Extension Meeting will be held at Una Elementary TONIGHT at 6 PM. You can get more info at the link below. I hope to see you there.

http://www.tdot.state.tn.us/public/2008/100208Davidson.pdf


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From: Aaron, Don (MNPD) [mailto:don.aaron@nashville.gov]
Sent: Wednesday, October 01, 2008 6:27 PM
To: Police - Captains; Police - Chiefs; Police - Lieutenants; Police - Media Releases; Police - Sergeants; WebTeam (ITS)
Cc: Police - Community Leaders - All Precincts
Subject: Accused Attempted Murderer & Parolee Finis Lewis Arrested by Gang Unit

October 1, 2008

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Gang Unit detectives this afternoon arrested dangerous parolee, gang member and fugitive Finis Lewis, who was hiding out in the J.C. Napier public housing development.
Neighborhood residents actually thanked police and cheered as Lewis was led away.
Lewis, 30, is being charged with attempted murder for opening fire with a rifle on Corey Lanier in the 2400 block of 25th Avenue North on August 15th. Lanier, 30, was shot multiple times, at least once after he fell to the ground.
A search of the J.C. Napier apartment where Lewis was staying resulted in the discovery of an assault-type rifle hidden in a washing machine, a semi-automatic pistol hidden in a child’s room, several pills, money, scales, and ammunition.
Lewis remains under investigation for other violent crimes in Nashville over the past few months.
Lewis registered with the Metropolitan Police Department as an ex-convict in February following his parole from the state prison system. He was sentenced to 14 years in February 2000 for robbery convictions.

*A photograph of Lewis accompanies this media release on the Internet.

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October 1, 2008

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Nashvillians from across the city are invited to B.B. King’s Blues Club on 2nd Avenue downtown October 14th to see their police officers in a way they’ve never seen them before during the 2nd Annual Law Enforcement Talent Showcase.
Singing, dancing and comedy will be the order of the night as police department employees perform for the benefit of the Nashville Children’s Alliance (formerly known as the Child Advocacy Center) and the Coalition Against Domestic Violence.
This year’s Showcase will feature more than 15 acts, including the Tennessee Mafia Jug Band, a professional bluegrass ensemble that has appeared on the Grand Ole Opry.
In addition to the stage show, a silent auction will feature autographed guitars from country music greats, autographed sports merchandise, hotel stays, restaurant certificates, sets of Bridgestone tires, and many, many more valuable items.
Doors to B.B. King’s will open at 5:30 p.m. on October 14th. The show will begin at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are only $15 and will be sold at the door. Harry Chapman, formerly of NewsChannel 5, will serve as master of ceremonies for the evening.

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October 1, 2008

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Security on and around the Belmont University campus will be extremely tight next Tuesday for the presidential debate. The debate is not open to the general public, and citizens are encouraged to steer clear of the area.
A number of streets in the Belmont vicinity will be closed in order to enhance security. The following street closures will be in effect Tuesday between 4 p.m. and 12 midnight:
• Belmont Boulevard from Compton Avenue to 18th Avenue South;
• Bernard Avenue from 15th Avenue South to Belmont Boulevard;
• Acklen Avenue from 18th Avenue South to the entrance of the Fidelity Hall parking lot;
• 15th Avenue South from Compton Avenue to Wedgewood Avenue;
• Acklen Avenue from East Belmont Circle to 15th Avenue South will be closed from 4 p.m. Monday through 8 a.m. Wednesday.
In addition to the road closures, there will be intermittent traffic disruptions on a number of Nashville streets early next week as the candidates’ motorcades, with Metro police and Secret Service escort, move from place to place.

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October 1, 2008

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Mayor Karl Dean and Chief Ronal Serpas tomorrow at 10:45 a.m. will welcome the 32 members of Police Recruit Session 59, who have just begun five months of rigorous physical and classroom training.
Media representatives are invited to attend tomorrow morning’s welcome. The department’s Training Academy is located at 2715 Tucker Road in Bordeaux.

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9-1-1 CALL TAKERS ASSIST WITH DELIVERY OF FOUR BABIES

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – During the month of September, Metro Emergency Communications Center call takers provided child birth assistance to four callers who couldn’t make it to the hospital in time with an expectant mother. A summary of the calls is detailed below:

• On September 6, ECC call-taker Jackie Vincent received a call from a woman requesting an ambulance for her 16 year-old niece who was having a baby “right now.” Jackie heard the baby crying in the background and proceeded with instructions to clean the baby’s nose and mouth, and to wrap the baby to keep her warm. She instructed the caller to tie the umbilical cord with a shoelace and stay close until the fire department arrived.
When Medic 19 arrived, they transported a healthy baby girl and her mother to Vanderbilt Medical Center and reported everyone was doing well.

• On September 24, call taker Freda Harris received a call from frantic male reporting “she had a baby and it’s on the floor!” The baby could be heard crying in the background. Freda quickly gave him instructions to clean the baby’s mouth and nose, and to wrap the infant to keep him warm. She then instructed the caller, who was the baby’s father, to tie the umbilical cord with a string or a shoelace. The father was then instructed to watch the mother and baby until the responders arrived. When Medic 4 arrived, they found a healthy baby boy and mother. Both were transported to Vanderbilt Medical Center.

Later that same day, call taker Thom Brown received a call from the Matthew Walker Clinic reporting that they had a Spanish speaking female at the facility in labor. The caller reported that the mother was on the way to the hospital and got lost. Thom assisted the caller by instructing them on how to deliver the baby and shortly after the call was received, a baby boy was born. Thom continued the instructions until the responders arrived. Medic 10 transported mother and baby to Metro General ER reporting both were doing well.

• On September 27, call taker trainee Jeff Bolin received a call from a very calm male requesting an ambulance for his wife who just had a baby. The father advised that the baby was completely out and crying could be heard in the back ground. Jeff gave the instructions to clean the baby’s mouth and nose, wrap him up to keep warm and tie the umbilical cord. The caller was instructed to watch the mother and baby closely until responders arrived. When the Medic 10 arrived, they found a healthy baby boy and mother. Both were transported to Vanderbilt Medical Center.
To congratulate these employees, each has been awarded a blue or pink baby pins for their service.

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Amanda Sluss
Public Information Officer
Metro Nashville Emergency Communications Center &
Office of Emergency Management
2060 15th Avenue South
Nashville, TN 37212
Office: (615) 880-2962
Fax: (615) 862-8534

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Are you in the market for employment are searching for the latest products and services? As a community member are you looking for a networking opportunity? Your OPPORTUNITY is here! Don’t miss the Sixth Annual Business/Career Opportunity Expo. The expo isSaturday, October 4th from 10:00 A.M. - 3:00 P.M. at Mt. Zion 's Antioch location at 2261 Murfreesboro Pike, Nashville , TN 37217 .
In addition to the business expo and career fair, this year the Expo has joined forces with the Wedding Ministry and will offer the component of a bridal expo as an added benefit for attendees. Back by popular demand are classes providing empowerment opportunities for small businesses owners and individuals that are interested in capturing the latest tips and other information from industry leaders.

The Expo is a great opportunity to with employers and business owners’ unique offering of products and services in the Middle Tennessee Community. Past Expos have featured over 150 vendors and employers and this year’s Expo promises to offer no less with the benefit of empowerment for individuals and families alike!

Please visit our website at www.mtzionnashville.org for more information. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact us at (615) 254-7296 ext. 2118 or email us at thenetworkministry@mtzionnashville.org.

Thank you for your time and we look forward to seeing you at the Expo!


Valerie King
Director of Marketing and Community Relations
Mount Zion Baptist Church
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South Police Precinct Activity

Date: Tuesday 9/30/2008
Precinct: South
Detail: C-Shift, Patrol

Major Event Information

* Burglary *
300 block of McCall Street- Officers responded to an alarm call. When they arrived, they discovered the front glass door broken. The victim stated that some cash was taken from the business.



Date: Tuesday 9/30/2008
Precinct: South
Detail: B-Shift, Patrol

Major Event Information

* Hot Spots/Zone Information *
Officers were on assignment targeting areas in and around apartment complexes developed for enforcement.
These areas included the Harding Place corridor and the Hickory Hollow area.
Officers produced the following activity: 24- traffic stops, 2- traffic citations, 4- violations, 22- warnings, 7- attempt to serve, and 18- business checks.

South B Motor Officer worked enforcement at the following locations today:
3:35 - 4:00 pm in the 60's block of Valeria-No Violations
4:18 - 4:28 pm in the 3300 block of Mimosa-No violations
5:12 - 5:22 pm at Ashford Trace and Cedar Ash Crossing-No violations
6:48 - 7:58 pm on I24 W between Hickory Hollow and Briley-5 stops, 5 citations, and 6 violations
8:00 - 9:30 pm on I24 W after Briley-1 stop, 1 citation, 2 violations, and 1 arrest

* Comments *
Officers responded to calls for service and proactively patrolled the following apartment complexes throughout the shift: No Name Apts (1251 John St), No Name Apts (1225 Lewis St), No Name Apts (1233 Lewis St), No Name Apts (1235 Lewis St), Los Alamos Apts (1216 Lewis St), Arroyo Grande Apts (1220 Lewis St), Garden St Apts (10 Garden Street), Shepherd Street Apts (33 Shephard St), Pebble Creek (101 Pebble Creek Cir), Meadowood Apts (5160 Rice Rd), Stonewood Apts (5161 Rice Rd), Preakness Apts (630 Bell Rd), Cambridge Apts (660 Bell Rd), Overlook Apts (727 Bell Rd), Willow Point (1200 Hickory Hollow Tr), Brentridge Apts (1500 Brentridge Dr), Canter Chase (1901 Murfreesboro Rd), Arbor Hills Apts (100 Arbor Knoll Blvd), Cedar Point Apts (1157 Bell Rd), Harding Glen (270 Tampa), 380 Harding Condos (380 Harding Pl), Holly Hills (4700 Humber), Whispering Oaks (100 Tanglewood Ct), Knob Hill Apts (180 Wallace Rd), Edmondson Manor (4960 Edmondson Pk), Hunters Pointe Apts (4601 Packard Dr), Swiss Ridge Apts (455 Swiss Ave), Beechwood Terrace Apts (1211 Bell Rd), Club at Hickory Hollow, The (1 Hickory Club Ln), Mission at Brentwood (1000 Enclave Cir).



Date: Tuesday 9/30/2008
Precinct: South
Detail: A-Shift, Patrol

Major Event Information

* Burglary *
Home Burglary reported in the 300 block of Delvin Dr. Suspects; male black, 16-18 years old, black shirt and dread locks accompanied by a male white. A neighbor called it in, suspects fled on foot. The male white left his car parked in front of the residence then went home and tried to report it stolen. A neighbor identified the male white. Precinct Detectives on the scene and conducting interviews. K-9 responded. ID notified. Ongoing investigation.

* Hot Spots/Zone Information *
South "A" Officers hit the Warrant Hot Sheet this shift. There were 6 Warrant Service Attempts.

* Comments *
South "A" apartment checks and activities: 5353 Cane Ridge, 100 Chimney Top, 100 Mountain High, 100 Hickory Highlands,
660 Bell, 1511 Hickory Highlands, 200 Yelton, 201 Redd Ct., 365 Paragon Mills, 141 Neese, 625 Benton, 206 Whitsett,
2531 Glenrose, 570 McMurray, 5242 Edmondson, 5204 Edmondson, 600 Whispering Hills, 3939 Apache Trail, 3940 Apache Trail, 4646 Nolensville, 517 Veritas, 497 Elysian Fields, 108 Thompson, 421 East Thompson, 1199 Murfreesboro, 914 Winthorne,
1216, 1220, 1225, 1235, 1335, 1341 Lewis, 10 Garden, 33 Shepard, 1251 Thomas, 1223 1st Ave., 1040 2nd Ave., 1285 2nd Ave., 455 Swiss, 499 Swiss, 520 Zermatt, 121 Hickory Trace, 500 Hickoryview, 220 Knolls, 727 Bell, 5160 Rice, 1500 Brentridge,
2929 Old Franklin, 1 Hickory Club.




Date: Monday 9/29/2008
Precinct: South
Detail: C-Shift, Patrol

Major Event Information

* Robbery *
600 block of Tobylynn Dr . The resident at this address had just arrived home and was headed in to his house when he heard a noise and looked towardthe driveway. Two male black subjects armed with a gun were approaching him. The suspects attempted to rob the resident and told him to give them all his money. The resident, having his own gun, defended himself and shot at the suspects. The resident struck both suspects. One remained on scene and NFD transported to the hospital were he was pronounced deceased. The second suspect took off running and later turned up at a local E.R. with a gun shot wound. South Detectives responded as did ID to process the scene. Captain Hickerson responded to the scene. Cold Case and Chaplains were notified of the incident. Detectives are still investigating at this time.

270 Tampa Dr . The victim was standing in front of his apartment when he was approached by 2 male black subjects in their 20's. One suspect pointed a black handgun at victim and stated "you know what it is, lay everything down". Suspects made victim take his clothes off and then took his wallet, cell phone, and car keys. Suspects got into a white Nissan Maxima and fled the area. Victim ran inside to call police.




Date: Monday 9/29/2008
Precinct: South
Detail: B-Shift, Patrol

Major Event Information

* Hot Spots/Zone Information *
Officers were on assignment targeting areas in and around apartment complexes developed as target areas for enforcement. These areas included the Harding Place corridor and OHB/ Nolensville Road area.
Officers produced the following activity: 51 traffic stops, 25 traffic citations, 26 violations, 26 warnings, 4 misdemeanor citations, 1 misdemeanor physical, 1 warrant service attempts, 1 misdemeanor warrant served, 12 community contacts and 15 business checks.

* Comments *
Turtle Creek Apts (121 Hickory Trace Dr), Valley Brook Apts (520 Zermatt), McMurray Manor (5135 Nolensville), Kingswood (2929 Selena), Baker Station Apts (300 Baker Station), Beechwood Terrace Apts (1211 Bell Rd), Hickory View Apartments (500 Hickory View Dr), Hickory Forest (514 Ocala Dr), Brentridge Apts (1500 Brentridge Dr), Dominion House (5099 Linbar Dr), South Brook Apts (5101 Linbar Dr), Nob Hill Apts (180 Wallace Rd), Sunrise Apts (189 Wallace), Hickory Lake Apts (3939 Apache Trail), Shadow Glen (5845 Nolensville Pk), Foxcroft Apts (365 Paragon Mills Rd), Holly Hills (4700 Humber), Maplecrest (311 Natchex Ct), Harding Glen (270 Tampa), Hickory Lake Apts (3939 Apache Trail), Bavaria Apts (4501 Packard Dr), Hunters Pointe Apts (4601 Packard Dr), Benton Towers (325 Benton Av).

Motorcycle Officer McVey was tasked with conducting enforcement activity in areas where citizens have called in areas of concern. Officer McVey conducted enforcement in the 800 block of Irma Dr. between 4:45 - 5:00 pm due to a complaint of speeding.
No violations observed.
Officer McVey conducted enforcement in the 4000 block of Navahoe Trail between 5:30 - 5:45 pm due to a complaint of speeding. No violations observed.
Officer McVey conducted enforcement at Packard Drive/Cedar Hill Drive between 5:45 - 8:50 pm due to a complaint of speeding He made; 8 traffic stops, issued 7 citations with 8 violations, issued 1 warning, 1misdemeanor citation, 1 misdemeanor physical, and 1 misdemeanor warrant served.

School Zone Enforcement;
Cameron Middle School; 3 traffic stops, 3 warnings.
Apollo Middle School; 4 traffic stops, 4 citations.




Date: Monday 9/29/2008
Precinct: South
Detail: A-Shift, Patrol

Major Event Information

* Significant Event *
South A-Detail Apartment Checks: 100 Hickory Club Dr., 7009 Lenox Village, 660 Bell, 8 Hickory Hollow Pl, 4700 Humber,
399 Haywood, 94 Antioch, 100 Antioch, 441 Welchwood, 420 Welchwood, 530 Harding, 550 Harding, 365 Paragon Mills,
1216 through 1341 Lewis, 10 Garden, 33 Shepard, 1251 Thomas, 1223 1st.Av. So., 1040 2nd. Av. So., 1285 2nd Av. So.,
370 Oakley, 1100 Players Ct., 5242 Edmondson, 675 Harding, 5204 Edmondson, 600 Whispering Hills.

South A-Detail Robbery/Burglary/Warrant Initiative: Officers Tomlin, Young & Williams were placed on assignment to attempt to serve an outstanding warrant on a suspect in several robberies. They identified 3 other possible addresses and followed up on those addresses as well as making 5 traffic stopsw/ 1 citation and 4 warnings.


Date: Sunday 9/28/2008
Precinct: South
Detail: C-Shift, Patrol

Major Event Information

* Hot Spots/Zone Information *
25 business checks were conducted along with the following apartment checks; Harding Glen (270 Tampa Dr), Whispering Oaks (380 Harding Pl), Holly Hills (4700 Humber Dr), Pagoda (320 Welch Rd), Bavaria (4501 Packard Dr), Twin Oaks (100 Antioch Pk), Nob Hill (180 Wallace Rd), Sunrise (189 Wallace Rd), Brandywine (5204 Edmondson Pk), Highlands (4646 Nolensville Pk), Tusculum Square (174 Tusculum Sq Dr), McMurray Apts (5135 Nolensville Pk), McMurray Manor Annex (5105 Green Leaf Dr), McMurray Manor Apts (415 Tusculum Rd), Amalie Point (5646 Amalie Dr), McMurray Circle Condos (Tusculum Rd), and Hunting Ridge Condos (5651 Amalie Dr).

After hours clubs, including La Copa Fiesta, was also checked throughout the shift.



Date: Sunday 9/28/2008
Precinct: South
Detail: B-Shift, Patrol

Major Event Information

* Robbery *
4700 block of Apollo Drive. Three roommates remained home while four other roommates left to go get groceries. When the four arrived home they were followed back into the residence by 2 male blacks. One suspect was armed with a black automatic handgun. The suspects went to the first victim and searched him down taking a wallet. All of the roommates were ordered to the ground. They were robbed of their money, wallets, ID's, and cell phones. The suspects fled on foot on Apollo Drive towards Una Antioch. K9 responded and ran a track. Precinct Detectives responded to the scene.

700 block of Edmondson Circle. The v ictim parked his car outside his apartment. As he was getting out of his car he was approached by 2 male blacksdressed in black clothing. Suspect 1 pointed a black automatic weapon at the victim's stomach and demanded the victim's belongings. Suspect 2 approached the victim and struck the victim in the head with a black handgun. Taken was a wallet, cash and cell phone. Suspect 1 told the victim his name was "JJ" and he called the second suspect "Ronnie." They fled in a silver 4dr vehicle. Precinct Detectives responded to the scene.

* Hot Spots/Zone Information *
Officers were on assignment targeting areas in and around apartment complexes developed for enforcement.
These areas included the Hickory Hollow area.
Officers produced the following activity: -19 traffic stops, -4 traffic citations, -6 violations, -15 warnings, -2 misdemeanor citation, -6 warrant service attempts,1 warrant arrest, and -10 business checks.

* Comments *
Officers responded to calls for service and proactively patrolled the following apartment complexes throughout the shift: No Name Apts (1225 Lewis St), No Name Apts (1233 Lewis St), No Name Apts (1235 Lewis St), Garden St Apts (10 Garden Street),Willow Point (1200 Hickory Hollow Tr), Valley Brook Apts (520 Zermatt),Swiss View Apts (499 Swiss Ave),Summit Apts (100 Mountain High Dr), Chimney Top Apts.(100 Chimney Top Dr.)Bell Hollow Apts (5353 Cane Ridge),Mission at Stone Ridge (505 Piccadilly Row), Bradford Woods (5242 Edmondson Pk), Whispering Hills Apts (570 McMurray Dr), Wynstead Manor (4982 Edmondson Pike),Holly Hills (4700 Humber), Twin Oaks Apts (100 Antioch Pk),Edmondson Manor (4960 Edmondson Pk),Nob Hill Apts (180 Wallace Rd), Twin Oaks Apts (100 Antioch Pk),Wood Bridge Apts (98 Antioch Pk), Gazebo Apts (141 Neese Dr), Caldwell Ct (550 Harding Pl), Candlewood (530 Harding Pl), Harding Glen (270 Tampa), Edmondson Manor (4960 Edmondson Pk),Apollo Apts (850 Richards Rd),Beechwood Terrace Apts (1211 Bell Rd), and The Mission at Brentwood (204 Enclave Cir).



Date: Sunday 9/28/2008
Precinct: South
Detail: A-Shift, Patrol

Major Event Information

* Robbery *
Robbery in the 5200 block of Edmonson Pk : Victim was asleep in a vehicle at this location. A male black and a female white robbed victim of her purse. The male was armed with a handgun. The suspects used victim's debit card at Walgreen's.

* Comments *
Apartment Checks: 455 Swiss, 499 Swiss, 520 Zermatt, 311 Glengary, 5242 Edmondson, 1726 Hickory Club, 1 Dell, 5204 Edmondson, 100 Bridgeway, 1235 Lewis, 1335 Lewis, 108 Thompson, 120 Prescott, 206 Whitsett, 111 Whitsett, 1225 Lewis, 1233 Lewis, 2531 Glenrose, 2706 Glenrose, 421 E. Thompson, 1216 Lewis, 1220 Lewis, 625 Benton, 660 Bell, 630 Bell, 300 Bakertown, 500 Ocala, 1500 Brentridge, 500 Hickory View, 5319 Nolensville.

Assignment: Zone cars were issued sex offender tracking sheets to conduct follow-up on.



Date: Saturday 9/27/2008
Precinct: South
Detail: C-Shift, Patrol

Major Event Information

* Hot Spots/Zone Information *
Officers continue to give high visibility patrol in and around apartment complexes. Officers focused on apartment complexes on Bell Road near Hickory Hollow Rd and apartments around Haywood Lane , Edmondson Pike, and Harding Place .


Date: Saturday 9/27/2008
Precinct: South
Detail: B-Shift, Patrol

Major Event Information

* Robbery *
Victim stated that at 7:15 pm he was standing in a yard on Trimble Street . Two male black suspects (both 5'8" / 175 Lbs) approached him anddemand his property. Suspect #1 had a handgun. The victim gave the suspects his wallet, containing cash and a pocket knife. Suspect #1 motioned like he was going to shoot the victim. Victim slapped the gun out of suspect #1's hand. Both suspects briefly fought with the victim then fled westbound on Lincoln St. Suspects returned quickly and picked up the gun then fled east toward University Court . Victim advised that the suspects were accompanied by two other subjects that kept to the shadows. Victim was unable to get a description of these subjects. Detectives and K9 responded to the scene. The investigation is ongoing.

3 men were walking separately in a creek bed near the Turtle Creek apartment complex at 10:20 pm. 3 male black suspects (suspect #1: 5'8" / 160 lbs armed with a black handgun, suspect #2: 5'8" / 160 lbs armed with a chrome shotgun and suspect #3 5'6" / 170 lbs armed with a black handgun) were also in the creek bed. While 1 of the Victim's was walking through the creek bed to his apartment Suspect #2 came up behind him, with the chrome shotgun, demanding everything he had. Suspect #2 reached into Victim's pocket and took his wallet. At the same time another Victim was being robbed a short distance away by Suspects #1 and #3. The 3 Suspects then fled toward Nolensville Rd. The Suspects stopped their flight to rob Victim #3 of his wallet at the end of the creek bed. Suspects received a small amount of cash from robbing the 3 Victims. Detectives were notified.
The investigation is ongoing.

* Hot Spots/Zone Information *
Officers were on assignment targeting areas in and around apartment complexes developed as target areas for enforcement. These areas included the Trimble Bottoms area and Foster / Thompson Ln area.
Officers produced the following activity: 40 traffic stops, 14 traffic citations, 26 violations, 26 warnings, 2 misdemeanor citations, 3 community contacts and 5 business checks.

* Comments *
Officers responded to calls for service and proactively patrolled the following apartment complexes throughout the shift: Turtle Creek Apts (375 Hickory Trace Dr), 380 Harding Condos (380 Harding Pl), Regency Apts (2706 Glenrose), Wynter Downs 1199 Murfreesboro Rd), Glengarry Apts (914 Winthorne Dr), Arroyo Grande Apts (1220 Lewis St), Garden St Apts (10 Garden Street), Los Alamos Apts (1216 Lewis St), No Name Apts (1251 John St), No Name Apts (1225 Lewis St), No Name Apts (1233 Lewis St), No Name Apts (1235 Lewis St), Shepherd Street Apts (33 Shephard St), Southern Hills Condos (370 Wallace Dr), Edmondson Manor (4960 Edmondson Pk), Nob Hill Apts (180 Wallace Rd), Bradford Woods (5242 Edmondson Pk), Warren Terrace (441 Welchwood), Hickory Lake Apts (3939 Apache Trail), The Mission at Brentwood (204 Enclave Cir), Canter Chase (1901 Murfreesboro Rd), British Woods Apts (264 British Woods Dr), Coventry Crossing (108 Thompson), Hickory View Apts (500 Hickory View), and Swiss Ridge Apts (455 Swiss Ave).



Date: Saturday 9/27/2008
Precinct: South
Detail: A-Shift, Patrol

Major Event Information

* Hot Spots/Zone Information *
Officer Williams worked a crime reduction initiative in the Nolensville Rd. , Old Hickory Blvd. , Bell Rd. and Antioch Pk. areas due to recent criminal activity.
He Produced: 16 stops, 7 citations, 9 violations and 9 warnings.

South "A" Officers also worked on the Warrant Hot Sheet this shift. There were 12 warrant service attempts.


* Comments *
South "A" apartment checks and activities: 3939 Apache Trail, 180 Wallace, 270 Tampa, 420 Welshwood, 4700 Humber,
4646 Nolensville, 220 Knolls, 1000 Enclave, 100 Brentwood Oaks, 1211 Bell, 455 Swiss, 499 Swiss, 520 Zermatt, 121 Hickory Trace, 500 Hickoryview, 100 Antioch, 2537 Glenrose, 2706 Glenrose, 421 East Thompson, 380 Harding, 4960 Edmondson,
600 Whispering Hills, 400 Adamwood, 500 Wedgewood [Fairgrounds Flea Market], 93 Nance, 33 Shepard, 10 Garden,
1220 Lewis, 765 McMurray, 433 Bakertown, 5099 Linbar, 860 Richards, 660 Bell, 2929 Old Franklin, 1430 Hickory Club,
505 Piccadilly Row.



Date: Thursday 9/25/2008
Precinct: South
Detail: C-Shift, Patrol

Major Event Information

* Robbery *
600 Whispering Hills Officers responded to the above location on a robbery from a person. The victim stated that he was walking to his car to go to work when he was approached by 4 male blacks. One of the suspects was wearing a black striped shirt and blue jeans. The victim stated that one of the suspects was armed with a black semi- auto handgun, and one of the suspects punched him in the face. The suspects fled the scene in a white 4dr possible Chrysler 300 vehicle. A black ski mask was found at the scene and recovered as evidence.

* Hot Spots/Zone Information *
Officers addressed the following extra patrols: Long Branch , Arbors of Brentwood, Brentwood Square Condos, 163 Suzanne Drive , Brewer Drive , and Reeves Road . Officers also focused patrols on the following apartment complexes: Overlook (727 Bell), Preakness (630 Bell), Cambridge (660 Bell), Willow Pointe (1200 Hickory Hollow Terrace), Waterford Crossing (5825 Crossings Blvd), Apollo (850 Richards), Bakerstation (300 Bakertown), Peppertree (433 Bakertown), Signature Pointe (500 and 505 Piccadilly Row), Mission Mill Creek (455 Arbor Place), Bell Hollow (5353 Cane Ridge), Hickory Trace (15180 OHB), Creekside (5721 Edmondson Pike), Saxony (700 Saxony Lake), Timberlake (325 Blue Lake Circle), Brentridge (1500 Brentridge Drive), Beechwood Terrace (1211 Bell), Hickory View (500 Hickoryview) and Cedar Pointe (1157 Bell).

Officers also gave extra patrol to 600 Whispering Oaks, 100 Tanglewood, 380 Harding, 270 Tampa , 94 and 100 Antioch , 141 Neese, 311 Natchez Court , 500, 200 , and 365 Paragon Mills, and 320 Welch Drive .

FTO McEachron and his partner Officer Stanton arrested a subject for a probation violation warrant.



Date: Thursday 9/25/2008
Precinct: South
Detail: B-Shift, Patrol

Major Event Information

* Hot Spots/Zone Information *
Officers were on assignment targeting areas in and around apartment complexes developed for enforcement.
These areas included the Harding Place corridor and the Bell Road/Hickory Hollow area.
Officers produced the following activity: 30 traffic stops, 13 traffic citations, 21 violations, 17 warnings, 2 misdemeanor citations, 1 misdemeanor physical, 11 community contacts and 19 business checks.

* Comments *
Officers responded to calls for service and proactively patrolled the following apartment complexes throughout the shift: Valley Brook Apts (520 Zermatt), Vine Hill Towers (625 Benton Ave), Apollo Apts (850 Richards Rd), Canter Chase (1901 Murfreesboro Rd), Coventry Square (497 Elysian Fields), Pebble Creek (101 Pebble Creek Cir), Treemont Apts (421 E Thompson Ln), Foxcroft Apts (365 Paragon Mills Rd), Southwood Apts (202 Redd Ct), Canterbury Hall Apts (500 Paragon Mills Rd), Players Club (1100 Players Ct.), Mission at Stone Ridge (505 Picadilly Row), Mission at Hickory Hollow (100 Hickory Highlands), Natchez Trace Apts (311 Natchez Ct), McMurray Manor (5135 Nolensville), Edmondson Manor (4960 Edmondson Pk), Nob Hill Apts (180 Wallace Rd), Prestige Pointe Apts (200 Paragon Mills), The Mission at Stone Ridge (505 Piccadilly Row), The Mission at Mill Creek (455 Arbor Pl), Twin Oaks Apts (100 Antioch Pk), Turtle Creek Apts (121 Hickory Trace Dr), Pagoda (320 Welch Rd), Hickory View Apartments (500 Hickory View Dr), Hickory Trace (71 Hickory Hollow Pl), Hickory Lake Apts (3939 Apache Trail), Harding Glen (270 Tampa), Harding Apts (380 Harding Pl), Garden St Apts (10 Garden Street), Gazebo Apts (141 Neese Dr), Dominion House (5099 Linbar Dr), Dover Glen (301 Dover Glen), Coventry Crossing (108 Thompson), Hunters Pointe Apts (4601 Packard Dr), Maplecrest (311 Natchex Ct), Sunrise Apts (189 Wallace), The Club at Hickory Hollow (1 Hickory Club Dr), Berkley Ridge Apts (308 Plus Park Blvd), Hickory Woods Apts (5319 Nolensville Rd), and Holly Hills (4700 Humber).

School zone enforcement;
Cole Elementary; 5 traffic stops, 3 citations, 3 violations, 2 warnings.
Antioch Middle; 2 traffic stops, 2 citations, 2 violations.



Date: Thursday 9/25/2008
Precinct: South
Detail: A-Shift, Patrol

Major Event Information

* Hot Spots/Zone Information *
South A-Detail had 3 cars on assignment in several different areas of the sector that have had an increase in criminal activity including; Donelson/Antioch and OHB/Edmonson Pk.
These cars were to provide high visibility and perform enhanced traffic enforcement in an effort to deter criminal activity.
The following activity was generated: 62 traffic stops, 66 traffic citations with 69 violations, 7 verbal warnings.

* Comments *
South A-Detail did the following apartment/business checks on this date: 530 Harding, 550 Harding, 675 Harding, 325 Blue Lake Cr., 141 Neese, 111 Whitsett, 206 Whitsett, 2531 Glenrose, 2706 Glenrose, 421 East Thompson, 100 Chimney Top, 660 Bell,
727 Bell, 461 Chimney Top, 5099 Linbar, 5101 Linbar, 370 Wallace Rd, 371 Wallace Rd, 180 Wallace, 189 Wallace,
981 Murfreesboro,1199 Murfreesboro, 270 Tampa, 365 Paragon Mills, 108 Thompson Ln, 308 Plus Park, 331 Plus Park,
100 Plus Park, 411 Murfreesboro, 625 Benton, 420 Elysian Fields, 441 Welshwood, 420 Welshwood, 380 Harding, 675 Harding, 523 Harding, 441 Harding, 200 Paragon Mills, 5404 Edmonson Pk, 5360 Edmonson, 4960 Edmonson Pk, 4958 Edmonson Pk,
320 Welch Rd, 365 Paragon Mills, 100 Arbor Knoll, 455 Arbor Pl, 520 Zermatt, 455 Swiss, 5353 Cane Ridge, 121 Hickory Trace, 500 Hickory View, 500 Ocala, 800 Pebble Creek, 664 Huntington Ridge, 736 Huntington Pkwy, 662 Ocala, 60 Lester, 706 Hickory Hollow Ter, 914 Winthorne, 4700 Humber, 100 Antioch, 94 Antioch, 4040 Nolensville, 4646 Nolensville, 3939 Apache Tr,
4501 Packard, 4601 Packard, 249 Brookridge, 370 Oakley, 1100 Players Ct, 1216 Lewis St, 1220 Lewis St, 1225 Lewis St,
1235 Lewis St, 1341 Lewis St, 10 Garden, 33 Shepard, 1251 Thomas St, 1040 2nd Ave S.


Date: Wednesday 9/24/2008
Precinct: South
Detail: C-Shift, Patrol

Major Event Information

* Robbery *
300 block of Hickory Trace Drive. At approximately 11:00 pm the victim was standing on the sidewalk when approached by a male/white subject who showed him a gold badge. Subject demanded the victim's ID, but the victim refused because he knew the subject was not the police. The subject then punched the victim (minor injuries) and produced a black semi-auto pistol and demanded money. The suspect became nervous and fled the scene for unknown reasons without getting anything from the victim. Victim believes suspect was the same one that robbed his brother last week.

* Hot Spots/Zone Information *
Officers conducted extra patrols at the following locations: Long Branch , Reeves Road , Suzanne Drive , Brewer Drive , Hickory View Apts, Brentwood Square Condos, and Arbors of Brentwood.



Date: Wednesday 9/24/2008
Precinct: South
Detail: B-Shift, Patrol

Major Event Information

* Robbery *
Commercial Robbery 5300 block of Hickory Hollow Parkway. At approximately 5:50 pm a male black suspect (6-00, 260, wearing black sweat pants & white t-shirt) entered the store and approached the cashier to purchase a whistle. The cashier took the suspect's money and opened the cash drawer. The suspect reached over and began taking the money from the cash drawer. When the cashier leaned against the drawer in an attempt to stop him, the suspect shoved her away and said, "Get back or I'll blow your head off!" The suspect then grabbed the large bills and walked out of the store. A witness states he was last seen walking in the parking lot towards the New Century Buffet. This was originally dispatched as a theft until officers arrived. I.D. and South Investigations were notified and responded.

Personal Robbery in the 600 block of Hickory Hollow Terrace. At approximately 7:40 pm the victims were getting out of their vehicle after they had seen a suspicious silver or gold 2004 Pontiac Grand Am or Grand Prix drive by a few times. While getting out of the car they were approached by 2 male blacks from between the buildings both armed with black handguns. One suspect was approximately 5-10, 175, with braids in his hair. The other was approximately 6-01, 160, white t-shirt and a red bandana. The suspects made it known they were attempting to rob the victim and attempted to make the victims take them to their apartment and let them inside. When they approached the apartment it was locked and the victims had left their keys inside their vehicle. After making threats to kill the victims, the suspects became nervous and fled on foot without getting anything from the victims. South Investigations was notified.

* Hot Spots/Zone Information *
Officers were on assignment targeting areas in and around apartment complexes developed for enforcement.
These areas included the Harding Place corridor and the Bell Road/Hickory Hollow area.
Officers produced the following activity: 39 traffic stops, 15 traffic citations, 22 violations, 24 warnings, 2 misdemeanor citations, 1 misdemeanor physical, 29 community contacts and 45 business checks.

* Comments *
Officers responded to calls for service and proactively patrolled the following apartment complexes throughout the shift: Regency Apts (2706 Glenrose), Nob Hill Apts (180 Wallace Rd), Sunrise Apts (189 Wallace), Holly Hills (4700 Humber), Hickory Manor (100 Zelita Ave), Harding Glen (270 Tampa), Harding Apts (380 Harding Pl), Cedar Point Apts (1157 Bell Rd), Apollo Apts (850 Richards Rd), Willow Point (1200 Hickory Hollow Tr), The Mission at Mill Creek (455 Arbor Pl), Turtle Creek Apts (121 Hickory Trace Dr), Hickory Lake Apts (3939 Apache Trail), Foxcroft Apts (365 Paragon Mills Rd), Edmondson Manor (4960 Edmondson Pk), Gazebo Apts (141 Neese Dr), Garden St Apts (10 Garden Street), Chimney Top Apts (157 Chimney Top), Canterbury Hall Apts (500 Paragon Mills Rd), Bradford Woods (5242 Edmondson Pk), Bell Hollow Apts (5353 Cane Ridge), Bavaria Apts (4501 Packard Dr), Arbor Knoll (1001 Arbor Knoll Blvd), Arbor Hills Apts (100 Arbor Knoll Blvd), No Name Apts (1251 John St), No Name Apts (1225 Lewis St), No Name Apts (1233 Lewis St), No Name Apts (1235 Lewis St), Whispering Oaks (100 Tanglewood Ave), Shadow Bluff Apts (221 Plus Park Blvd), The Club at Hickory Hollow (1 Hickory Club Dr), Bent Tree Apts (149 Hickory Hollow Trace), Maplecrest (311 Natchex Ct), Pagoda (320 Welch Rd), Shepherd Street Apts (33 Shephard St), Los Alamos Apts (1216 Lewis St), 380 Harding Condos (380 Harding Pl), and Beechwood Terrace Apts (1211 Bell Rd).

Motorcycle Officer McVey was tasked with conducting enforcement activity in areas where citizens have called in areas of concern. Officer McVey conducted enforcement at Packard Dr/Creekside Dr between 3:50 - 7:15 pm due to a complaint of speeding.
He made 14 traffic stops, issued 14 citations with 22 violations, and issued 2 misdemeanor citations.
Officer McVey conducted enforcement at Ashford Trace/Cedar Ash Crossing between 9:45 - 10:15 pm due to a complaint of running stop sign and speeding.
He made 4 traffic stops, issued 3 citations with 4 violations, and issued 1 warning.

School zone enforcement - Tusculum; complaints of cars blocking traffic. Officer provided information to motorists about not parking in lane of traffic.



Date: Wednesday 9/24/2008
Precinct: South
Detail: A-Shift, Patrol

Major Event Information

* Significant Arrest *
South Precinct Detective Burk, FTO Watson and POI Nash took Homicide suspect Dominique Wallace into custody this morning at the Mapco at 311 Harding Pl. He was wanted for a murder in North Precinct that occurred yesterday.

* Hot Spots/Zone Information *
Officer Struder worked a crime reduction and apprehension initiative in the Metroplex, Harding and Antioch Pk. areas.
He produced: 34 stops, 32 citations, 34 violations, 2 warnings and 3 misdemeanor citations for driver's license charges.
Officer Meihls worked the same initiative in the Nolensville Rd. and Old Hickory Blvd. area due to recent violent crime.
He produced: 17 stops, 9 citations, 12 violations, 8 warnings, 1 misdemeanor citation for driver's license.

* Comments *
South "A" apartment checks and activities: 3939 Apache Trail, 3940 Apache Trail, 4700 Humber, 2929 Old Franklin,
5319 Nolensville, 5825 Crossings, 100 Arbor Knoll, 455 Arbor Pl., 264 Britishwoods, 420 Elysian Fields, 497 Elysian Fields,
550 Harding, 530 Harding, 441 Welshwood, 420 Welshwood, 97 Antioch, 94 Antioch, 141 Neese, 365 Paragon Mills,
500 Hickoryview, 455 Swiss, 499 Swiss, 520 Zermatt, 220 Knolls, 121 Hickory Trace, 370 Oakley, 570 McMurray, 370 Wallace,
601 Old Hickory Blvd., 5242 Edmondson, 300 Bakertown, 108 Thompson, 206 Whitsett, 1199 Murfreesboro, 331 Plus Park,
118 Plus Park, 1216, 1220, 1225, 1235, 1335, 1341 Lewis, 10 Garden, 33 Shepard, 1251 Thomas, 1223 1st Ave., 1040 2nd Ave., 1285 2nd Ave.

Sgt. Suzanne Stephens
South Precinct
Community Affairs Coordinator
5101 Harding Place
Nashville, TN 37211
(615) 880-3182
suzanne.stephens@nashville.gov

Police and Other News

Dear Resident,
What a amazing few weeks we have had. I completed three weeks of work in 15 days and have just begun getting through the hundreds of emails, phone calls and letters which came in during that time. I'm glad to be back in touch with you. I've included the police reports from Suzanne Stephens below.

To say our community and United States as a whole have been through some recent challenges is a huge understatement. It appears we will continue to be faced with more difficulty as our Federal government work to address the financial mess we are in currently. I would encourage you to share your thoughts about the proposed "bailout" being discussed in Washington DC with your US Senate and House representatives. While this is still a moving target as to what it will include, I am attempting to keep up with the details as they become available. I would welcome your thoughts on the issue, though I will not likely be able to respond directly to each of them. I hope to communicate with each of our elected officials as this process moves forward.

Later today at 4pm, there will be a public hearing before the Planning Commission regarding the Bakertown/Antioch Pike Neighborhood SP. Feel free to attend and share your thoughts for or against at the Metro Southeast (Old Genesco) Building. Councilman-at-Large Charlie Tygard will be bringing this proposal forward as my property was included and I will recuse myself.

I will be working with the Hands on Nashville organization as project coordinator at Apollo Middle School this Saturday morning from 8am 'til noon. We could still use a couple of volunteers. If interested, please go to www.hon.org and select "Browse school project sites now!," then scroll down to project number 5. I have been told that the $25 registration fee can be waved or reduced if needed. We will have a lot of fun and make a difference for our community school.

Please pardon this shameless plug. For those that may be interested in a "Smart Savings Card™" commonly called a SmartCard, my daughters are selling them. These are great deals that include discounts or deals at Home Depot, BestBuy, OfficeMax, Applebee's, plus many other stores and restaurants. Details can be found at www.smartsavingslink.com. Call to get your order in before they stop selling them.

There will be meetings seeking public input regarding the Harding Place Extension next week. I have received this notice regarding the Harding Place, Ext. courtesy of 53rd District House Representative, Janis Sontany:

Harding Place, Ext. Official Meetings
Sept. 30 – 6:00 p.m. Hickman Elementary School
Oct. 2 – 6:00 p.m. Una Elementary School
These meetings will be very important with comments being recorded and
included as part of the official file.

Both meetings will cover the same information.

Some issues have been:
• The closing of Old Murfreesboro Road.
• Four additional traffic lights from the intersection of Smith Springs Road and Old Murfreesboro Road, and Murfreesboro Road to the proposed new intersection of Murfreesboro Road at Faircloth/Town Park.
• Wasting taxpayers money to acquire land and to build an additional lane on Murfreesboro Road when Old Murfreesboro is already handling that traffic.
• Fair price for right-of-way properties and other issues regarding right-of-way.
• Destroying the environment including old-growth trees.
Please let your neighbors know of these two upcoming and critical meetings to be held on the Harding Place Extension.

Many of you may have received a card or letter from the Planning Department about the Rural Hill Road "Detailed Neighborhood Design Plan." The Kick Off Meeting will be held Wednesday, October 8 at St. Ignatius Church on Bell Rd. This plan will establish a community development blueprint to help protect the values of your homes and provide for responsible and meaningful growth. Meetings will be held throughout this fall and into spring. I encourage everyone to participate. Other meetings will be as below:
Meeting 2 - Visioning Workshop - Monday, October 20 - Apollo Middle School
Meeting 3 - Draft Concept Plan Presentation - Thursday, December 4 - St. Ignatius
Meeting 4 - Draft Detailed Land Use Policy Plan Workshop - Thursday, January 29 - St. Ignatius
Meeting 5 - Draft Building Form Plan Workshop - Thursday, February 19 - St. Ignatius
Meeting 6 - Draft Plan Presentation - Thursday, March 19 - St. Ignatius
Check out this link for updates as the plan progresses. http://www.nashville.gov/mpc/index.htm

Welcome to the new recipients of the newsletter. Feel free to share this with any of your neighbors.

All the best,
Duane Dominy
District 28 Councilman
101 Cherokee Place
Antioch, TN 37013
615-831-0774




Date: Tuesday 9/23/2008
Precinct: South
Detail: C-Shift, Patrol

Major Event Information

* Burglary *
5300 block of Mt. View Road. At approximately 00:50 am Officers responded to an alarm at this location. Upon their arrival, they found the glass door was broken out. Assorted cell phones were taken. There is video. ID called to process scene.

* Hot Spots/Zone Information *
Officers addressed extra patrols at the following locations: 455 Arbor Place (Mission Mill Creek Apts), Bell Trace Drive,
5220 Nolensville, 4624 Long Branch, Reeves Road, Arbors of Brentwood Apts, Brentwood Square Condos, 163 Suzanne Drive, 3327 Ezell, Forge Ridge Circle, and Luker Lane.



Date: Tuesday 9/23/2008
Precinct: South
Detail: B-Shift, Patrol

Major Event Information

* Hot Spots/Zone Information *
Officers were on assignment for a portion of their shift targeting areas in and around apartment complexes developed for enforcement.
These areas included the Harding Place corridor, including Apache Trail/Packard Drive area and the Bell Road/Hickory Hollow area.
Officers produced the following activity: 40 traffic stops, 17 traffic citations, 23 warnings, 1 misdemeanor citations, 6 community contacts and 5 business checks.

* Comments *
Officers responded to calls for service and proactively patrolled the following apartment complexes throughout the shift: Preakness Apts (630 Bell Rd), Summit Apts (100 Mountain High Dr), Cambridge Apts (660 Bell Rd), Chimney Top Apts (157 Chimney Top), Bradford Woods (5242 Edmondson Pk), Dominion House (5099 Linbar Dr), Whispering Hills Apts (570 McMurray Dr), Beechwood Terrace Apts (1211 Bell Rd), Mission at Hickory Hollow (100 Hickory Highlands), Timberlake Village Apts (324 Blue Lake Circle), Hickory View Apartments (500 Hickory View Dr), Willow Point (1200 Hickory Hollow Tr), Harding Glen (270 Tampa), Gazebo Apts (141 Neese Dr), Nob Hill Apts (180 Wallace Rd), Twin Oaks Apts (100 Antioch Pk), Wood Bridge Apts (98 Antioch Pk), Elysian Gardens (675 Harding Pl), Dover Glen (301 Dover Glen), McMurray Circle Condos (100 McMurray Circle), Sunrise Apts (189 Wallace), Garden St Apts (10 Garden Street), Gazebo Apts (141 Neese Dr), No Name Apts (1251 John St), No Name Apts (1225 Lewis St), No Name Apts (1233 Lewis St), No Name Apts (1235 Lewis St), Hickory Lake Apts (3939 Apache Trail), and Hunters Pointe Apts (4601 Packard Dr).

Motorcycle Officer McVey was tasked with conducting enforcement activity in areas where citizens have called in areas of concern. Officer McVey conducted enforcement at I-24 W & Hickory Hollow Pkwy between 5:00 - 7:30 pm due to a complaint of speeding. He made 10 stops, issued 10 citations, with 12 violations.
Officer McVey conducted enforcement at Ashford Trace/Cedar Ash Crossing between 9:20 - 10:20 pm due to a complaint of speeding.
He made 4 stops, issued 4 citations, with 8 violations and 1 misdemeanor citation.

School zone enforcement was conducted at Henry Oliver Elementary. 3 stops, 1 citations, 4 violations, 1 warning.



Date: Tuesday 9/23/2008
Precinct: South
Detail: A-Shift, Patrol

Major Event Information

* Hot Spots/Zone Information *
Officer Struder ran a crime reduction initiative in the Antioch Pk., Harding Pl. and Metroplex Dr. area.
He produced: 36 stops, 31 citations, 31 violations, 5 warnings and 1 misdemeanor citation.

Officer Bowden ran the same initiative in the Edmondson Pk. area.
He produced: 30 stops, 24 citations, 24 violations, 6 warnings and 1 misdemeanor citation.

FTO Nidiffer and POI Corkins took a stolen vehicle report from a victim on Lester Ave. As they were leaving the call they spotted a vehicle traveling on Murfreesboro Rd. that fit the description of the vehicle just reported stolen. A traffic stop was made and it turned out to be the vehicle. The subject arrested had just been released from jail on 9/19 after serving 5 months for a driver's license charge.

* Comments *
South "A" apartment checks and activities: 2929 Old Franklin, 727 Bell . 100 Mountain High, 100 Chimney Top, 5353 Cane Ridge, 121 Hickory Trace, 220 Knolls, 2706 Glenrose, 1199 Murfreesboro, 421 East Thompson, 415 Humphreys, 1800 Nolensville,
206 Whitsett, 4646 Nolensville, 4601 Packard, 200 Paragon Mills, 570 McMurray, 4646 Nolensville, 5242 Edmondson, 5204 Edmondson, 4960 Edmondson, 4982 Edmondson, 1216, 1220, 1225, 1235, 1335, 1341 Lewis, 10 Garden, 33 Shepard, 1251 Thomas, 1223 1st Ave., 1040 2nd Ave., 1285 2nd Ave.


Date: Monday 9/22/2008
Precinct: South
Detail: C-Shift, Patrol

Major Event Information

* Burglary *
9/23 @ 00:20 am: Residential burglary in the 300 block of Plus Park. Entry was made through an unsecured sliding patio door. Suspect took a black "Sponge Bob Square Pants" purse from kitchen table containing a small amount of cash and misc ID. Suspect: male white, mid 20s 5'5 160 wearing black t-shirt w/red stripe,black nylon pants.

* Hot Spots/Zone Information *
Officer Reese conducted proactive enforcement in area of E Thompson/Glenrose Ave from 11:00 pm-03:30 am due to recent burglaries.
Following stats generated: 17 business checks,4 traffic stops,4 warnings,1 mis citation,1 traffic arrest.
Also, Officers focused attention in the Nolensville/OHB area due to recent criminal activity.


Date: Monday 9/22/2008
Precinct: South
Detail: B-Shift, Patrol

Major Event Information

* Significant Event *
Officer Rikal observed a silver Jeep maneuver into an oncoming lane of traffic to get around traffic and cross the railroad tracks while the crossing was closed. Officer initiated a traffic stop on the Jeep at the intersection of Hickory Hollow Pkwy and Mt. View Rd after the train had passed. Upon making contact with the driver, a strong odor of marijuana was detected. The driver produced a small roach from his sock. A larger quantity of marijuana was located in the vehicle. Due to the close proximity of a couple of schools, the defendant was charged with Drug Free School Zone-Cont.Sub.-Marijuana.

* Hot Spots/Zone Information *
Officers were on assignment targeting areas in and around apartment complexes developed for enforcement.
These areas included the Harding Place corridor and the Nolensville / Harding Place area.
Officers produced the following activity: 44- traffic stops, 16- traffic citations, 23- violations, 28- warnings, 3- traffic arrest, and 17- business checks.

South B Motor Officer worked enforcement at the following locations today:
3:00 - 6:08 pm at I24 W between Hickory Hollow to I 440 resulting in; 8 stops, 8 citations, 10 violations, and three motorist's assists
7:40 - 8:50 pm at Ashford Trace and Cedar Ash Crossing resulting in; 6 stops, 6 citations, 10 violations

South B Motor Officer stopped by Mimosa Dr due to a parking complaint. He also conducted an extra patrol on Irma Dr .

* Comments *
Officers responded to calls for service and proactively patrolled the following apartment complexes throughout the shift: No Name Apts (1251 John St), No Name Apts (1225 Lewis St), No Name Apts (1233 Lewis St), No Name Apts (1235 Lewis St), Los Alamos Apts (1216 Lewis St), Arroyo Grande Apts (1220 Lewis St), Garden St Apts (10 Garden Street), Shepherd Street Apts (33 Shephard St), Beechwood Terrace Apts (1211 Bell Rd), Turtle Creek Apts (121 Hickory Trace Dr), Hickory Woods Apts (5319 Nolensville Rd), Brentridge Apts (1500 Brentridge Dr), Overlook Apts (727 Bell Rd), Preakness Apts (630 Bell Rd), Hickory Manor (100 Zelita Ave), Bell Park Townhomes (1345 Bell), Hickory Valley Condos, Country Way Condos, Arbors of Brentwood, Shadow Bluff Apts (221 Plus Park Blvd), Whispering Oaks (100 Tanglewood Ct), Berkely Ridge (308 Plus Park), Gazebo Apts (141 Neese Dr), Twin Oaks Apts (100 Antioch Pk), Wood Bridge Apts (98 Antioch Pk), Hickory Manor (100 Zelita Ave), Cambridge Apts (660 Bell Rd), Keystone Farms (5360 Edmondson Pk), Edmondson Manor (4960 Edmondson Pk), Brandywine (Edmonson), Brentwood Sq Downs, Harding Glen (270 Tampa), 380 Harding Condos (380 Harding Pl), Dominion House (5099 Linbar Dr), South Brook Apts (5101 Linbar Dr), Holly Hills (4700 Humber), Sunrise Apts (189 Wallace), Knob Hill Apts (180 Wallace Rd), Brentwood Station (765 McMurray Dr)



Date: Monday 9/22/2008
Precinct: South
Detail: A-Shift, Patrol

Major Event Information

* Significant Event *
South A-Detail apartment Check: 800 Pebble Creek, 1901 Murfreesboro, 264 Britistwood, 914 Winthorne, 1199 Murfreesboro, 421 E. Thompson, 101 prescott, 108 Thompson, 411 Murfreesboro, 1216 through 1341 Lewis, 10 Garden, 33 Shepard, 1251 Thomas, 1223 1st. Av.So, 1040 2nd. Av.So., 1285 2nd. Av. So., 331 Plus park, 206 Whitsett, 981 Murfreesboro, 220 Knolls, 1000 enclave, 100 Brentwood Oaks, 200 Paragon Mills, 4700 Humber, 371 Wallace, 249 Brookridge Trail, 370 Oakley, 1100 Players Ct, 5242 Edmondson, 5204 Edmondson, 600 Whispering Hills, 675 Harding, 570 Church, 100 Northcrest, 281 Hickory Hollow, 100 Highlands,

South A-Detail Warrant Initiative:
Officer Bowden & Williams were on assignment to serve outstanding warrants resulting in 14 attempts.
South A-Detail Traffic Initiative: Officer Laymance made 17 stops, 12 tickets. 15 violations, 5 warnings & 4 traffic arrest.



Date: Sunday 9/21/2008
Precinct: South
Detail: C-Shift, Patrol

Major Event Information

* Burglary *
9/22 @ 03:20 am: Business burglary in the 14000 block of Old Hickory Blvd.
Suspects took the safe.
Suspects;
#1 Male/unk 15-20 yoa wearing white hoodie and black pants
#2-Male/unk 15-20 yoa wearing black/white hoodie and black pants-had bandana over face
#3-Male/unk wearing white shirt
#4-Male/unk wearing black shirt.
No vehicle description.ID to scene.

* Hot Spots/Zone Information *
Officers continued high visibility in the apartment complexes.



Date: Sunday 9/21/2008
Precinct: South
Detail: B-Shift, Patrol

Major Event Information

* Robbery *
Hickory Trace Drive, Turtle Creek Apts. The victim was standing outside the apartment door when he was approached by 3 subjects. Two of the suspects pulled guns, one pointed it at the victim's head and told him to give them his wallet. One suspect handed his gun to another suspect and searched the victim, taking his wallet his cell phone. Suspects fled on foot toward OHB and Nolensville Rd. Suspects were described as male blacks, 16-20 years of age, blue jeans and white T shirts. All three had red bandanas around their faces. Their heights ranged from 5'6" to 6'. Precinct Detective responded.

* Hot Spots/Zone Information *
Officers were on assignment targeting areas in and around apartment complexes developed for enforcement.
Officers produced the following activity: -38 traffic stops, -3 traffic citations, -5 violations, -35 warnings, and -2 misdemeanor citations.

Officer Baird gave special attention to apartment complexes during his shift. He was able to check 19 apartment complexes during the evening.

* Comments *
Officers responded to calls for service and proactively patrolled the following apartment complexes throughout the shift: Holly Hills (4700 Humber), Nob Hill Apts (180 Wallace Rd), South Brook Apts (5101 Linbar Dr),Dominion House (5099 Linbar Dr), Windycrest (517 Veritas), Kingswood (2929 Selena), The Preserve @ Brentwood (370 Oakley Dr.), Wynstead Manor (4982 Edmondson Pike), Arbor Ridge (211 Arbor Ridge Dr.),Beechwood Terrace Apts (1211 Bell Rd), Hickory Lake Apts (3939 Apache Trail), Bavaria Apts (4501 Packard Dr),Hunters Pointe Apts (4601 Packard Dr), Sunrise Apts (189 Wallace), Foxcroft Apts (365 Paragon Mills Rd), Prestige Pointe Apts (200 Paragon Mills), Harding Glen (270 Tampa), Whispering Oaks (100 Tanglewood Ct), Pagoda (320 Welch Rd), Warren House (420 Welchwood), Warren Terrace (441 Welchwood), Hickory Woods Apts (5319 Nolensville Rd),Turtle Creek Apts (121 Hickory Trace Dr),The Mission at Mill Creek (455 Arbor Pl), Hickory Trace (71 Hickory Hollow Pl),Hickory Woods Apts (5319 Nolensville Rd), and The Club (1 Hickory Club Dr.).



Date: Sunday 9/21/2008
Precinct: South
Detail: A-Shift, Patrol

Major Event Information

* Hot Spots/Zone Information *
Initiative: Two officers were on assignment for a portion of the shift working on enforcement with emphasis on traffic, and warrant service attempts in the areas of Haywood Ln./ Apache Tr. and Nolensville/OHB. These locations were selected due to recent shootings.
The results of the initiative are: 8 apartment checks, 3 warrant service attempts, 1 warrant served, 1 traffic arrest, 12 traffic stops, 2 citations, 10 warnings, 1 community contact.

* Comments *
Apartment checks: 421 E. Thompson Ln. , 411 Murfreesboro , 1216 Lewis, 1220 Lewis, 1225 Lewis. 1233 Lewis, 1235 Lewis, 1335 Lewis, 4700 Humber, 4646 Nolensville, 5101 Linbar, 180 Wallace, 500 Ocala, 5319 Nolensville, 455 Swiss, 499 Swiss, 520 Zermatt, 850 Richards, 523 Harding, 380 Harding, 675 Harding, 660 Bell, 727 Bell, 5160 Rice, 108 Thompson, 421 E. Thompson, 420 Welshwood, 441 Welshwood, 270 Tampa, 365 Paragon Mills, 200 Paragon Mills, 141 Neese, 2900 Hamilton Church, 1211 Bell, 1500 Brentridge, 220 Knolls Pl., 1000 Enclave, 5464 Amalie, 180 Wallace, 5101 Linbar, 3940 Apache Tr., 4501 Packard, 4601 Packard, 5099 Linbar, 1200 Hickory Hollow Terr., 149 Hickory Hollow Terr.

Warrant Service Attempts: 11



Date: Saturday 9/20/2008
Precinct: South
Detail: C-Shift, Patrol

Major Event Information

* Aggravated Assault *
At approximately 04:44 am Officers were dispatched on a double shooting at the Kangaroo station on Ha ywood Lane . Officers arrived and found two male Hispanics with gun shot wounds to the upper torso. Victims were taken to the hospital. The shooting actually took place on Haywood Lane near the Interstate. Officers located several spent shell casings. ID responded and processed the scene. It was learned that this shooting was spill over from an after hours club on Antioch Pike at Haywood Lane .
Det. Sulfredge with South Investigation responded and the investigation continues.



* Burglary *
2000 block of Lindell Ave. ..Officers responded to an alarm call and when they arrived they found the front door open. K-9 responded and cleared the building. Several laptops and ipods were stolen. The scene was processed. Investigation to continue.



Date: Saturday 9/20/2008
Precinct: South
Detail: B-Shift, Patrol

Major Event Information

* Robbery *
Officers responded to a robbery in the 1000 block of Murfreesboro Rd. According to multiple victims, a male black suspect (5'4" / 155 lbs), face covered with a bandana, entered the location at 9:05 pm. The suspect walked up to one of the victims and demanded that the he empty his pockets while pointing the pistol at him. When that victim did not comply the suspect hit him twice in the face with the pistol. Suspect then ordered another victim at the location to empty his pockets. That victim complied. The suspect ordered victim #3 to open the register. He complied. Suspect took cash from the register. The suspect then demanded that victim’s money. Suspect approached victim #4 and demanded his property. Victim 4 had a small amount of cash and a cell phone. As suspect was leaving the location he approached 2 other victims but neither of them had anything to give the suspect. The suspect then fled the location. Station detectives were notified. ID responded to the scene. The investigation is ongoing.

* Hot Spots/Zone Information *
Officers were on assignment targeting areas in and around the Murfreesboro / Donelson Pike area.
Officers produced the following activity: 15 traffic stops, 2 traffic citations, 5 violations,
13 warnings, 2 misdemeanor citations, 1 warrant service attempt, 20 community contacts and
46 business checks.

* Comments *
Officers responded to calls for service and proactively patrolled the following apartment complexes throughout the shift: Arroyo Grande Apts (1220 Lewis St), Garden St Apts (10 Garden Street), Holly Hills (4700 Humber), No Name Apts (1251 John St), No Name Apts (1225 Lewis St), No Name Apts (1233 Lewis St), No Name Apts (1235 Lewis St), Shepherd Street Apts (33 Shephard St),Turtle Creek Apts (121 Hickory Trace Dr), Mercury Court Apts (411 Murfreesboro Rd), Sunrise Apts (189 Wallace), Beechwood Terrace Apts (1211 Bell Rd), and The Villas at Bell Park (1345 Bell Rd).

Officers also proactively patrolled and responded to calls for service at area gas stations due to the recent gas shortage.



Date: Saturday 9/20/2008
Precinct: South
Detail: A-Shift, Patrol

Major Event Information

* Significant Event *
Motor Vehicle Accident with personal injury at Old Hickory Blvd. and Battle Rd. Life threatening injuries sustained by the driver. Fatal Team responded. ID and Field Captain also responded.

* Hot Spots/Zone Information *
Officer Meihls worked a crime reduction initiative in the Nolensville Rd. and Old Hickory Blvd. area.
He produced: 4 stops, 4 citations, 6 violations and 1 physical arrest for suspended license.

Large volume of calls at gas stations.

* Comments *
South "A" apartment checks and activities: 108 Thompson, 1199 Murfreesboro, 914 Winthorne, 111 Whitsett, 1325 Lewis,
33 Shepard, 704 Berry, 403 Humphreys, 550 Harding, 530 Harding, 523 Harding, 4960 Edmondson, 370 Oakley, 570 McMurray, 455 Swiss, 499 Swiss, 520 Zermatt, 220 Knolls, 121 Hickory Trace, 5825 Crossings, 5353 Cane Ridge, 100 Chimney Top,
100 Mountain High, 100 Arbor Knoll, 455 Arbor Pl., 5099 Linbar, 100 Brentwood Square.



Date: Wednesday 9/17/2008
Precinct: South
Detail: C-Shift, Patrol

Major Event Information

* Robbery *
9/18 @ 12:45 am: Robbery from person in the 5200 block of Edmondson Pk. the female victim was walking in the parking lot when an unk suspect placed an object to the back of her head and demanded everything she had. Victim gave suspect her purse which contained her car keys, ID, some cash and her cell phone. The suspect took the victim's car and fled scene. Unk description of suspect. Victims vehicle is a 2006 Kia Rio white in color.



Date: Wednesday 9/17/2008
Precinct: South
Detail: B-Shift, Patrol

Major Event Information

* Hot Spots/Zone Information *
Officers were on assignment targeting areas in and around apartment complexes developed for enforcement. These areas included the Harding Place corridor and the Nolensville / Harding Place area.
Officers produced the following activity: 36 - traffic stops, 9 - traffic citations, 10 - violations, 27 - warnings, 1 - misdemeanor citations, 25 - business checks, 17 - community contacts and 1 - warrant attempts.

South B Motor Officer worked enforcement at the following locations today:
5:45 - 6:44 pm at Sunnywood/ Alters Cir - Lennox Village 2 stops, 1 citation, 4 violations, 1 warning. Also spoke with several residents in the area.
7:05 - 7:10 pm 200 block of Cedarview spoke with a resident about parking of dump truck on street in front of location.

South B Motor and Traffic Officers worked enforcement in school zones today:
Paragon Mills Elementary 2:35 - 3:30; 1 stop, 1 citation, 1 violation, 1 misdemeanor citations, 1 offense report
Antioch Middle 3:58 - 4:30 pm; 2 stops, 1 citation, 4 violations, 1 warning
McMurray Middle 3:45 - 4:30; visible in the area
Tusculum Elementary 2:30 - 3:30; 7 stops, 5 citation, 6 violations, 1 arrest, 2 warning
Apollo Middle 3:45 - 4:30; 4 stops, 3 citations, 3 violations, 1 arrest, 1 warning

* Comments *
Officers responded to calls for service and proactively patrolled the following apartment complexes throughout the shift: No Name Apts (1251 John St), No Name Apts (1225 Lewis St), No Name Apts (1233 Lewis St), No Name Apts (1235 Lewis St), Los Alamos Apts (1216 Lewis St), Arroyo Grande Apts (1220 Lewis St), Garden St Apts (10 Garden Street), Shepherd Street Apts (33 Shephard St), 60 Lester Av, 84 Lester, 710 Hill Av, Swiss View Apts (499 Swiss Ave), Prestige Pointe Apts (200 Paragon Mills), Caldwell Ct (550 Harding Pl), Candlewood (530 Harding Pl), Harding Glen (270 Tampa), Saxony Apts (200 Saxony Lake Dr), Brentridge Apts (1500 Brentridge Dr), Willow Point (1200 Hickory Hollow Tr), Bent Tree Apts (149 Hickory Hollow Trace), Overlook Apts (727 Bell Rd), Preakness Apts (630 Bell Rd), Cambridge Apts (660 Bell Rd), Bavaria Apts (4501 Packard Dr), Knob Hill Apts (180 Wallace Rd), Dominion House (5099 Linbar Dr), South Brook Apts (5101 Linbar Dr), Whispering Oaks (100 Tanglewood Ct), 380 Harding Condos (380 Harding Pl), Holly Hills (4700 Humber), Hickory Trace (71 Hickory Hollow Pl), Sunrise Apts (189 Wallace), Hunters Pointe Apts (4601 Packard Dr), The Preserve at Brentwood, The Player Club, Brookridge Trl.



Date: Wednesday 9/17/2008
Precinct: South
Detail: A-Shift, Patrol

Major Event Information

* Hot Spots/Zone Information *
Officer Struder worked a crime deterrent initiative at several different locations in the South Precinct.
He produced: 49 stops, 43 citations, 44 violations and 6 warnings.

* Comments *
South "A" apartment checks and activities: 100 Arbor Knoll, 455 Arbor Pl., 5353 Cane Ridge, 100 Chimney Top, 100 Mountain High, 300 Huntington Ridge, 121 Hickory Trace, 220 Knolls, 455 Swiss, 499 Swiss, 520 Zermatt, 675 Harding, 550 Harding,
530 Harding, 523 Harding, 441 Welshwood, 420 Welshwood, 5204 Edmondson, 5242 Edmondson, 4982 Edmondson,
4960 Edmondson, 5101 Linbar, 5099 Linbar, 180 Wallace, 189 Wallace, 320 Welch, 270 Tampa, 914 Winthorne,
1199 Murfreesboro, 206 Whitsett, 111 Whitsett, 625 Benton, 704 Bransford, 1216, 1220, 1225, 1235, 1335, 1341 Lewis,
10 Garden, 33 Shepard, 1251 Thomas, 1223 1st Ave., 1040 2nd Ave., 1285 2nd Ave, 2929 Old Franklin, 5825 Crossings, 660 Bell.


Date: Tuesday 9/16/2008
Precinct: South
Detail: C-Shift, Patrol

Major Event Information

* Comments *
Officers continued to give extra to apartment complexes in the sector. Some of the apartments checked; 4700 Humber Drive , 4982 Edmonson Pike, 270 Tampa Drive , 180 Wallace, 4646 Nolensville Rd , 4601 and 4501 Packard Drive .
Officers made several traffic stops around the Nolensville Rd and Harding Place area.
Officers were also busy assisting the Fire Department on a fire in the 3300 block of Nolensville Rd.
Officers gave extra patrol to the Lenox Village area and enforced traffic violations on the streets.



Date: Tuesday 9/16/2008
Precinct: South
Detail: B-Shift, Patrol

Major Event Information

* Robbery *
Robbery from person in the 200 block of Yelton Ct. The v ictim stated that he was exiting his vehicle when he was approached by two suspects (Male Black 20's 6'1" 200lbs, Male Black 20's 6'0" 230 lbs.) The suspects struck him in the face and pulled him behind the vehicles. Suspects took money and keys from the victim. Suspects told victim to stay or they were going to shoot him. Suspects left the area on foot. Det Dozier responded to the scene.

* Hot Spots/Zone Information *
Officers were on assignment targeting areas in and around apartment complexes developed for enforcement. These areas included the Nolensville Road / Harding Place area and the Hickory Hollow area.
Officers produced the following activity: -45 traffic stops, -8 traffic citations, -13 violations, -33 warnings, -1 misdemeanor citation, -3 misdemeanor physical, -2 warrant service attempts,2 misdemeanor warrants served, 1 felony warrant served and -11 business checks.

* Comments *
The South Precinct Motorcycle Officer addressed traffic complaints in the following areas:
Hogan Road and Wilmer Drive area which resulted in -11 stops, -6 citations,- 9 violations, -5 warnings.
Blackman Road and Briarwood Drive area which resulted in -2 stops, -2 citations, and -2 violations.

Officers responded to calls for service and proactively patrolled the following apartment complexes throughout the shift: Warren Terrace (441 Welchwood), Audubon Park Apts (300 Whispering Hills),Holly Hills (4700 Humber), Nob Hill Apts (180 Wallace Rd), Sunrise Apts (189 Wallace), Brentwood Trace (5748 Stone Brook Dr.), Players Club (1100 Players Club Dr.), Prestige Pointe Apts (200 Paragon Mills), Prescott Apts. (120 Prescott Pl.) Gazebo Apts (141 Neese Dr), Covenant Crossing (108 Thompson Pl.), Twin Oaks Apts (100 Antioch Pk),Wood Bridge Apts (98 Antioch Pk), Apollo Apts (850 Richards Rd), Overlook Apts (727 Bell Rd), Cambridge Apts (660 Bell Rd), Valley Brook Apts (520 Zermatt), Willow Point (1200 Hickory Hollow Tr), Bell Hollow Apts (5353 Cane Ridge), Chimney Top Apts.(100 Chimney Top Dr.), Summit Apts (100 Mountain High Dr), Brentridge Apts (1500 Brentridge Dr), Hickory Trace (71 Hickory Hollow Pl),Brentridge Apts (1500 Brentridge Dr),Hickory Woods Apts (5319 Nolensville Rd),Swiss Ridge Apts (455 Swiss Ave), Knolls Apts. (220 Knolls Pl.), Hickory Forrest (640 Ocala Drive),



Date: Tuesday 9/16/2008
Precinct: South
Detail: A-Shift, Patrol

Major Event Information

* Robbery *
At 09:50 am a male black and a female black walked into a business at 61 E.Thompson Ln., pulled out a pistol and demanded money. The victim gave them money. Suspects got into a Gray/ Silver Chevy Lumina and fled east on Thompson Ln. I.D. & South detectives were called to the scene.

* Significant Event *
South A-Detail Apartment Checks: 370 Oakley, 1100 Players Ct, 5242 Oakley, 441 Welshwood, 420 Welshwood, 420 Elysian Fields, 497 Elysian Fields, 675 Harding, 523 Harding, 300 Bakertown, 308 Plus Park, 200 Knolls Pl, 1 Hickory Trace, 850 Richard, 361 Hickory Trace, 221 plus park, 2706 Glenrose, 625 Benton, 415 Humphreys, 127 Lafayette, 24 Lincoln, 201 Lafayette, 300 McCann, 19 North Hill, 80 Parris, 710 Hill, 107 Crutchfield, 109 Crutchfield, 107 Lyle, 421 E. Thompson, 100 Arbor Knoll, 455 arbor, 5353 Cane Ridge, 100 Chimney, 100 Mountain high, 220 Knolls, 121 Hickory Trace, 500 Ocala, 2929 Old Franklin, 499 Swiss, 455 Swiss, 520 Zermatt.

South A-Detail Traffic Initiative: Officer Strudder was placed on assignment resulting in; 38 stops, 37 citations, 38 violations, 2 traffic arrests, 1 misdemeanor citation, 1 misdemeanor arrest, 1 warning



Date: Monday 9/15/2008
Precinct: South
Detail: C-Shift, Patrol

Major Event Information

* Hot Spots/Zone Information *
Officers continued to give extra patrols in apartment complexes to help combat personal robberies and thefts from motor vehicles. Officers conducted patrols in the Misson of Hickory Highland, Turtle Creek, Knob Hill, Brentridge, Foxcroft, Hickory Trace, Hickory Point, Valleybrooke, Willow Pointe, and 270 Tampa .
Officers also gave high visibility patrol in the area of Nolensville Rd. near Zoo Road due a large number of homeless in the area.



Date: Monday 9/15/2008
Precinct: South
Detail: B-Shift, Patrol

Major Event Information

* Aggravated Assault *
300 block of Garden View Ct. The victim was sitting outside his residence when he was approached by his girlfriend's son, the suspect. The suspect wanted to know why the victim had taken his mother's money. The suspect pulled out a handgun and placed it under the table and fired one shot striking the victim in the calf. The victim fled on foot and the suspect fired two more shots striking the victim in his back and buttocks. The victim was transported to the hospital in a personal vehicle. Patrol Officers took the suspect into custody at the scene without incident. The suspect was still armed at the time of arrest. Detectives and ID responded to the scene. Domestic Violence is handling this case.

1500 block of Hickory Hollow Terrace. Victim was standing outside at the apartment complex. The suspect approached the victim and told him to give him his money. The victim told the suspect he would have to shoot him first. The suspect shot the victim in the leg and the suspect fled on foot. The victim did not appear to have life threatening injuries and was transported by EMS . The suspect is described as a male black, 17-18 yoa, wearing blue jeans, red shirt with white T shirt. Precinct detectives responded along with ID and the Field Commander.

* Hot Spots/Zone Information *
The South Precinct Motorcycle Officer addressed traffic complaints in the following areas:
I65N @ Harding Place area which resulted in -10 stops, -9citations,-9 violations, -1 warnings;
I24 @Briley Parkway area which resulted in -3 stops, -1 citations, -1 violations, -2 warnings
Blackman Road @ Brierwood Drive area which resulted in -6 stops, -5 citations, -8 violations, -1 warnings.

Officers were on assignment targeting areas in and around apartment complexes in which we have developed as target areas for enforcement. These areas included the Harding Place and Nolensville Road area and the Packard Drive and Apache Trail area. Officers produced the following activity: -57 traffic stops, -36 traffic citations, -39 violations, -21 warnings, -3 misdemeanor citation, -10 warrant service attempts, 1 misdemeanor warrants served, 1 Felony arrest, 2 traffic arrests, and -42 business checks.

* Comments *
Officers responded to calls for service and proactively patrolled the following apartment complexes throughout the shift: Hickory Lake Apts (3939 Apache Trail),Hunters Pointe Apts (4601 Packard Dr), Bavaria Apts (4501 Packard Dr),Sunrise Apts (189 Wallace), Nob Hill Apts (180 Wallace Rd), South Brook Apts (5101 Linbar Dr),Dominion House (5099 Linbar Dr), Whispering Oaks (100 Tanglewood Ct),Holly Hills (4700 Humber), Bell Hollow Apts (5353 Cane Ridge), Arbors at Brentwood (1600 Brentwood Terrace),Brentwood Downs (1 Derby Trace),Brentwood Station (765 McMurray Dr), Canter Chase (1901 Murfreesboro Rd),Hickory Woods Apts (5319 Nolensville Rd), Cambridge Apts (660 Bell Rd), Bell Hollow Apts (5353 Cane Ridge),Cedar Point Apts (1157 Bell Rd), Maplecrest (311 Natchez Ct), Wynstead Manor (4982 Edmondson Pike), Wynstead Manor (4982 Edmondson Pike), and Glengary Apts. (914 Winthorne Dr.).



Date: Monday 9/15/2008
Precinct: South
Detail: A-Shift, Patrol

Major Event Information

* Significant Event *
South A-Detail Apartment Check: 300 Dover Glen, 5160 Rice, 5161 Rice, 630 Rice, 660 Rice, 5510 Country, 300 Huntington Ridge, 200 Paragon mills, 365 Paragon Mills, 4700 Humbar, 2115 Murfreesboro, 2317 Murfreesboro, 5802 Nolensville, 380 Harding, 523 Harding, 675 Harding, 141 Neese, 501 Cedar Point, 5353 Cane Ridge, 305 Brentridge, 5319 Nolensville, 270 Tampa, 5101 Linbar, 4501 Packard, 707 Arbor Ridge, 149 Hickory Hollow, 1 Hickory Club, 2900 Hamilton Church, 100 hickory Highlands, 325 Blue Lake Cir, 1216 through 1341 Lewis 10 Garden, 33 Shepard, 1251 Thomas, 1223 1st. Av.St., 1040 2nd Av. So., 1285 2nd.So.So.1199 Murfreesboro, 304 E. Thompson, 1100 Players Ct, 4982 Edmondson, 570 McMurray, 4601 Packard, 380 Harding, 100 Tanglewood,

South A-Detail delivered 30 criminal trespassing letters.
South A-Detail Traffic Initiative: Officer Strudder was placed on assignment resulting in; 38 stops, 34 tickets, 36 violations, 4 warnings.
South A-Detail Warrant Initiative by Officers Blanton & Laymance resulted in; 15 attempts and 1 arrest off of the warrant hot sheet.


Date: Sunday 9/14/2008
Precinct: South
Detail: C-Shift, Patrol

Major Event Information

* Hot Spots/Zone Information *
Officers were visible in Apt. complexes during the night to deter robberies. Officers were able to use some of their time to conduct business checks. Following Apts checked routinely thru out the night: 2706 Glenrose/180 Wallace/Apts on Packard Dr/108 Thompson Ln /Apts located in the Hickory Hollow area.



Date: Sunday 9/14/2008
Precinct: South
Detail: B-Shift, Patrol

Major Event Information

* Significant Arrest *
Campton Rd.; The victim stated that she and her husband (suspect) got into an argument over finances. The victim states he grabbed her by her arm causing marks. The victim left the residence to go to her mothers. During this time the suspect called the victims mother and told her he was going to shoot the victim if she didn't come back home. The victim told the police that the suspect has numerous guns, long rifles and hand guns. The suspect showed up at the victim's mother's house. A S & W 357 revolver, NAA 22 Magnum derringer, 30-30 rifle, Norinco SKS, and a Remington shotgun were located in the suspect's vehicle. The suspect was arrested for Domestic Assault & Possession of a firearm while intoxicated.

* Comments *
Officers responded to calls for service and proactively patrolled the following apartment complexes throughout the shift: Covenant Apts (108 Thompson Ln), Regency Villa (2706 Glenrose Ave), Treemont Apts (421 E. Thompson Ln), Prescott Pl (101 Prescott Pl), Willmeade Apts (206 Whitsett Rd), Mercury Ct (411 Murfreesboro Rd), Whispering Oaks (100 Tanglewood Ct), Timberlake Village Apts (324 Blue Lake Circle), Saxony Apts (200 Saxony Lake Dr), Hickory Forrest (500 Ocala Dr), McMurray Manner (415 Tusculum Rd), Hunntington Ridge Town Homes (5651 Amalie Dr), Apollo Apts (850 Richards Rd), Knob Hill Apts (180 Wallace Rd), South Brook Apts (5101 Linbar Dr), Maplecrest (311 Natchez Ct), Hotel 6 (95 Wallace Rd), Gazebo Apts (141 Neese Dr), Foxcroft Apts (365 Paragon Mills Rd), Whispering Oaks (100 Tanglewood Ct), Holly Hills (4700 Humber), Winland Apts (Yelton Ct), Harding Glen (270 Tampa), Brentwood Downs (1 Derby Trace), Warren House (420 Welchwood), and Warren Terrace (441 Welchwood).



Date: Sunday 9/14/2008
Precinct: South
Detail: A-Shift, Patrol

Major Event Information

* Significant Event *
South A-Detail was tied up for several hours on multiple calls of trees and power lines down as we experienced a storm system that came through Nashville. 20-30 MPH winds with gusts up to 50 mph hit the area causing a lot of tree and power line damage where patrol cars had to stand-by and wait for NES and OEM, in some cases for hours. Our calls for service increased dramatically. Alarm calls increased as well due to the weather having set them off. Also because of the storm system we had an increase in traffic accidents.

* Comments *
South A-Detail did some apartment checks on this day but due to a severe weather system passing through the area we were limited on this attempt. The following were completed: 120 Prescott, 108 Thompson, 625 Benton, 206 Whitsett, 111 Whitsett, 2531 Glenrose, 2706 Glenrose, 421 E. Thompson, 985 Murfreesboro, 331 Plus Park, 308 Plus Park, 221 Plus Park, 411 Murfreesboro, 520 Zermatt, 100 Brentwood, 4646 Nolensville, 530 Harding


Date: Wednesday 9/10/2008
Precinct: South
Detail: C-Shift, Patrol

Major Event Information

* Robbery *
9/11 @ 04:05 am: robbery from person in the 300 block of Plus Park Blvd. Victim states he was exiting his car in lot when he was approached by a female asking for a cigarette. He obliged and male suspect appeared armed with a knife demanding money. Victim's wallet and a payroll check were stolen.
Suspects: female/Hispanic 5'0 125 blonde hair wearing a green top and blue miniskirt;
male/Hispanic 5'9 170 wearing black pants blue sweater and red bandana across face;
male/Hispanic 5'0 165 wearing a dark hoodie and black bandana across face.
Victim states suspects left scene in a dark color car possibly a Ford.

* Hot Spots/Zone Information *
Extra Patrol: area of Wedgewood Ave. due to citizen complaint of vagrants loitering in area.



Date: Wednesday 9/10/2008
Precinct: South
Detail: B-Shift, Patrol

Major Event Information

* Robbery *
Robbery...2131 Murfreesboro Road (A & H Merkato)...At approximately 8:40 pm, a male black suspect, 5-10, 150, wearing a black and white striped shirt armed with a black handgun with a red bandana wrapped around it, entered the store. He ordered everyone to the floor at gun point and then had the clerk get up and open the register. Suspect grabbed the money from the register, walked over to another counter and grabbed a charity jar containing money. He fled out the door in an unknown direction. South Precinct Investigations was notified and responded to the scene. I.D. also responded to process the scene.

* Hot Spots/Zone Information *
Officers were on assignment targeting areas in and around apartment complexes developed for enforcement.
These areas included the Apache Trail/Packard Drive area and the Bell Road/Hickory Hollow area.
Officers produced the following activity: 38 traffic stops, 20 traffic citations, 24 violations, 18 warnings, 1 misdemeanor citation, 3 misdemeanor physical, 1 warrant service attempts, 6 community contacts and 8 business checks.

* Comments *
Officers responded to calls for service and proactively patrolled the following apartment complexes throughout the shift: Wood Bridge Apts (98 Antioch Pk), Twin Oaks Apts (100 Antioch Pk), Gazebo Apts (141 Neese Dr), South Brook Apts (5101 Linbar Dr), Southern Hills Condos (370 Wallace Dr), Hunters Pointe Apts (4601 Packard Dr), Bradford Woods (5242 Edmondson Pk), Harding Glen (270 Tampa), Holly Hills (4700 Humber), Valley Brook Apts (520 Zermatt), Canter Chase (1901 Murfreesboro Rd), Mission at Hickory Hollow (100 Hickory Highlands), No Name Apts (1251 John St), No Name Apts (1225 Lewis St), No Name Apts (1233 Lewis St), No Name Apts (1235 Lewis St), Nob Hill Apts (180 Wallace Rd), Los Alamos Apts (1216 Lewis St), Apollo Apts (850 Richards Rd), Sunrise Apts (189 Wallace), and Saxony Apts (200 Saxony Lake Dr).

Motorcycle Officer McVey was tasked with conducting enforcement activity in areas where citizens have called in areas of concern;
Officer McVey conducted enforcement at Rural Hill Rd / Hickory Highlands between 4:10 and 5:45 pm due to a complaint of speeding.
He made 7 stops, issued 7 citations, with 12 violations.
Officer McVey conducted enforcement at Brewer Dr/Larkway Dr between 7:20 and 8:50 pm due to a complaint of speeding.
He made 5 stops, issued 5 citations, with 9 violations.
Officer McVey conducted enforcement at Ocala Dr/Village Way between 9:05 and 9:35 pm due to a complaint of speeding.
He made 1 stop, issued 1 citation, with 1 violation.

School zone enforcement was conducted at the following locations with the following results:
A.Z. Kelley Elementary; 6 stops, 3 citations, 3 violations, 3 warnings.
Wright Middle School; no violations observed.
Henry C. Maxwell; 3 stops, 2 citations, 2 violations, 1 warning.



Date: Wednesday 9/10/2008
Precinct: South
Detail: A-Shift, Patrol

Major Event Information

* Hot Spots/Zone Information *
Officer Struder worked a safe driving initiative in the Harding Place , Donelson Pike, Murfreesboro Rd. and Briley Parkway areas. He produced: 41 stops, 36 citations, 36 violations and 5 warnings.

Officer Meihls worked a crime apprehension and reduction initiative in the Richards Rd. , Antioch Pk. and Bell Rd. areas due to recent criminal activities in these areas.
He produced: 12 stops, 11 citations, 26 violations, 1 warning, 1 misdemeanor citation, 2 parking tickets and 13 apartment checks.

* Comments *
South "A" apartment checks and activities: 5353 Cane Ridge, 100 Chimney Top, 100 Mountain High, 455 Swiss, 499 Swiss,
520 Zermatt, 220 Knolls, 121 Hickory Trace, 2900 Baby Ruth, 1500 Brentridge, 300 Hickory Hollow Pl., 300 Bakertown,
1200 Hickory Hollow Terrace, 5319 Nolensville, 1606 Arbor Ridge, 300 Bakertown, 433 Bakertown, 850 Richards, 3939 Apache Trail, 3940 Apache Trail, 4501 Packard, 4601 Packard, 5721 Edmondson, 400 Adamwood, 216 Plumnelly, 5900 Stonebrook,
1199 Murfreesboro, 914 Winthorne, 206 Whitsett, 111 Whitsett, 100 Prescott, 108 Thompson, 1216, 1220, 1225, 1235, 1335, 1341 Lewis, 10 Garden, 33 Shepard, 1251 Thomas, 1223 1st Ave., 1040 2nd Ave., 1285 2nd Ave.





Date: Sunday 9/7/2008
Precinct: South
Detail: C-Shift, Patrol

Major Event Information

* Robbery *
200 block of Hickory Trace Dr ...Turtle Creek Apartments...3 victims were in the residence when two suspects kicked open the front door and entered the residence. The suspects pointed a guns at the victims and demanded money. The suspects got $20 and then went in the back room and exited the apartment through the back window. K-9 was called. ID responded to and processed the scene. Detectives notified. Captain Hickerson notified of the incident.
Suspect#1 was a male black, 5'10", 160 lbs, in his 20's, wearing a red muscle shirt, and armed with a shotgun.
Suspect#2 was a male black, 5'10", 160 lbs, in his 20's, wearing a white t-shirt, and was armed with a handgun.

Robbery call from 850 Richards Road . Two male black suspects wearing black clothes armed with handguns robbed the victim in the parking lot of the Apollo Apartments. Suspects took the victims wallet and cell phone.
A few minutes before this robbery, a person had called in stating he was robbed in the parking lot in the 4600 block of Packard Dr. The victim was robbed by three male blacks with at least one hand gun and on of the suspects had a long gun.

* Burglary *
9/8 @ 0238: Business burglary in the 4500 block of Nolensville Pk (chiropractor's office). Entry made through a window. Unk items missing. Responder would not come to scene.

* Larceny *
1500 block of Sprucedale Dr ...Victim reports that 4 air conditioner units were stolen from behind the town homes under construction at this location.

* Hot Spots/Zone Information *
Extra patrols: 141 Lafayette/MetroPlex area/61 E Thompson due to recent burglary activity.

Following stats generated:38 business checks, 2 field interviews,1 traffic stop,1 person arrested,1 DUI,1 felony charge,2 traffic arrests.

Extra patrol in Wedgewood Ave area due to State Fair and citizen complaint of vagrants loitering in area.
Following stats generated: 3 traffic stops,1 traffic citation,2 violations,1 warning,5 business checks,1 FI,1 mis citation,1 traffic arrest,1 juvenile arrest w/mis vandalism charge.

Officer continued their after hour club checks. Officers conducted a club check at D'Holguin After Hours Club at 1716 Antioch Pike. Officers also conducted a club check at Casa Blanca at 3312 Nolensville Road .



Date: Sunday 9/7/2008
Precinct: South
Detail: B-Shift, Patrol

Major Event Information

* Comments *
Officers responded to calls for service and proactively patrolled the following apartment complexes throughout the shift: Pagoda (320 Welch Rd), Candlewood (530 Harding Pl), Caldwell Ct (550 Harding Pl), Haywood Ln. Apts. (383 Haywood Ln.),Nob Hill Apts (180 Wallace Rd), Prestige Pointe Apts (200 Paragon Mills), Players Club (100 Players Club Dr.), Hickory Lake Apts (3939 Apache Trail), Kingswood (2929 Selena), Foxcroft Apts (365 Paragon Mills Rd), Prescott Pl. Apts. (Prescott@ Thompson), Covenant Crossing (108 Thompson), Regency (2706 Melrose), No name apts. @ 31-33 Sheppard St., and Meadowood Apts (5160 Rice Rd).

Officer Adam Reese gave extra patrol to the State Fair being held at the State Fairgrounds.


Date: Sunday 9/7/2008
Precinct: South
Detail: A-Shift, Patrol

Major Event Information
* Comments *
Apartment checks: 1335 Lewis St, 1235 Lewis St., 1233 Lewis St., 1225 Lewis St., 1220 Lewis St., 1216 Lewis St., 331 Plus Park, 308 Plus Park, 221 Plus Park, 625 Benton, 727 Bell Rd., 1211 Bell Rd., 1157 Bell Rd., 1500 Brentridge, 1700 Arbor Ridge, 405 Hickory Tr., 220 Knolls Pl., 4646 Nolensville, 4700 Humber, 4400 Nolensville, 4201 Nolensville, 727 Bell Rd., 675 Harding Pl., 523 Harding Pl., 380 Harding Pl., 455 Arbor Pl., 5000 Mountain Springs.


Sgt. Suzanne Stephens
South Precinct
Community Affairs Coordinator
5101 Harding Place
Nashville, TN 37211
(615) 880-3182
suzanne.stephens@nashville.gov