41-year-old Jerry Anderson was charged with aggravated rape, aggravated assault, and domestic assault after strangling his wife until she passed out and forcing his penis into her mouth as she regained consciousness. Police found him at a middle Tennessee Bojangles with his partially-severed penis.
31-year-old Mary Muse was charged with her first driving under the influence and failure to maintain lane after she was observed swerving on Interstate 24. She denied being intoxicated and told the officer it was because she was tired.
24-year-old Yidier Caballero Hernandez was charged with driving under the influence and no driver’s license after he was found in an F150 in the Exxon parking lot with signs of inebriation.
56-year-old Randall Cohoon was charged with stalking and three counts of contempt of court after installing a tracking device onto a woman’s vehicle and followed her around and called her 19 consecutive times.
19-year-old Montavius Bass was charged with robbery and evading arrest after he told someone at the Exxon Hi-Road off Exit 1 that he wanted $80 and free gas and when it was refused, he said they had ten seconds to give it to him and he started counting down. He was found to be in a stolen car and ran when marijuana fell out of his pocket during questioning by police.
30-year-old Rodrigo Agueda was charged with assault after having a panic attack in the Veterans Affairs hospital and striking two Veterans Affairs officers in the face on May 26, 2020.
32-year-old Glenn Bailey was charged with three counts of rape of a child when he was reported for sexual assault on a 7-year-old child and later admitted to performing cunnilingus on the child over 30 times.
Nashville Mayor John Cooper will ask that all bars on lower Broadway, and across the city, to close until further notice, and restaurants to operate at half-capacity… so far, we have no confirmed cases in Montgomery County, however, testing has not been extensive, and it’s only a matter of time until the first case is confirmed.
WSMV confirms to Scoop Media that 6 employees have been sent home on a 14-day quarantine after an attendee at a telethon last week tested positive for #COVID19. These six employees, including Tom Randles, may have had contact with the infected individual but are not currently showing any symptoms.
35-year-old Rasheed Davis was charged with felon in possession of a handgun, theft of property, and driving without a license after police pulled him over for having a Kentucky plate registered to a Chevy on a stolen Dodge Avenger he was driving.
