A former Nashville-Davidson County Sheriff’s Office (DCSO) correctional officer was charged Wednesday with four felony counts of possession of a controlled substance with intent to deliver or sell.
41-year-old Jason Martin was charged with possession of cocaine after he was reported to be driving recklessly, a deputy found him asleep in his car with the door open, and 0.3 grams of a white, powdery substance was found in his vehicle.
34-year-old Duane Wilderness and 43-year-old Jerome Nash were charged with two counts of possession with intent after their vehicle was searched and officers located 1.7 pounds of marijuana and 60 grams of cocaine, per report.
24-year-old Sylvester “Youngwoo” Armstrong was charged with crack for resale, tampering with evidence, joyriding, evading arrest, and failure to obey traffic signals after taking off during a traffic stop in September and attempted to hade 0.5 grams of cocaine in a police vehicle while he was being transported to booking.
31-year-old Mack Hall, also known as rapper “Sixstreet Mac”, was charged with driving under the influence and on a revoked license when he was found unresponsive in his Camry and in possession of multiple narcotics.
29-year-old Ashley Cobb was charged with possession of meth, cocaine, and Fentanyl, unlawful drug paraphernalia, and contraband in a penal institution when police found her giving CPR to an overdosed driver of her car that ran off the road.
26-year-old Deundre Luckett was charged with tampering of evidence, driving on a suspended license, simple possession of cocaine, violation of his condition of release and improper lane usage. Luckett’s charges stem from throwing out a bag containing a white substance during a traffic stop.
30-year-old Troy Wright was charged with possession of cocaine with intent, possession of marijuana, unlawful drug paraphernalia, and tampering with evidence after police executed a search warrant and discovered the drugs and other related items throughout his apartment.
31-year-old Brandy Pennala was charged with resisting arrest after being stopped by a police officer for not having her taillights on at night. The police officer discovered cocaine on her person.
58-year-old Craig Lindquist was charged with possession of cocaine, unlawful drug paraphernalia, resisting arrest, and tampering with evidence when he was found during a traffic stop to be in possession of cocaine and glass pipes. He then refused to cooperate with police.
