Detective Donovan Cobles Body Camera Footage Metropolitan Nashville Police Department 2023-06-02 | June 1, 2023FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Hermitage Precinct Detective Donovan Coble remains in critical but stable condition recovering from a gunshot wound to his side/rib area as he pursued an armed auto burglary suspect this afternoon from a Donelson parking lot, over a fence and into a residential yard. The suspect, identified as Delama Casimir, 37, who carried a Florida driver license with a Pompano Beach address, is believed to have been wounded by Detective Coble’s return fire as well as gunfire from SWAT Officer Tim Brewer about an hour later. Casimir died at 7:25 p.m. at Vanderbilt University Medical Center. At approximately 2:30 p.m. today, Detective Coble and his colleagues from the Hermitage Precinct’s Community Field Intelligence Team responded to a call from The Parking Spot, an airport area parking lot for travelers, concerning an armed man who was breaking into cars. Detective Coble’s body camera footage shows officers encountering Casimir in a rear parking lot. He was ordered to stop, but instead ran through the lot and jumped over a wooden fence. Detective Coble also jumped over the fence, at that point with a Taser in his hand, and ordered Casimir to stop. During the chase, Detective Coble transitioned to his pistol just before Casimir pointed a .380 semi-automatic pistol over his shoulder in Coble’s direction and fired. Detective Coble, although seriously wounded, returned Casimir’s gunfire. Casimir appeared to go down into heavy brush. Detective Coble radioed that he had been shot and hurriedly went to the street. A fellow detective picked up Coble and rushed him to Vanderbilt University Medical Center. He is expected to fully recover. Hermitage Precinct officers, as well as SWAT officers, responded to the Donelson Pike/Shacklett Drive/Claridge Drive/Upshaw Drive area to search for the then unidentified gunman. At 3:35 p.m., SWAT Officer Tim Brewer, as shown on his body camera footage, was clearing a section of the heavy foliage when he game upon Casimir in the brush. Officer Brewer began shouting commands to Casimir and reported seeing the pistol. Brewer said he perceived a gunshot and fired on Casimir. SWAT officers rendered aid to him, and he was transported to the hospital and into surgery. He died tonight. Detective Coble, 33, is a four-year MNPD veteran who just this week was named Officer of the Year by the Donelson-Hermitage Exchange Club.Officer Brewer, 42, is a 16-year MNPD veteran. ###
October 4 Officer-Involved Shooting Metropolitan Nashville Police Department 2024-10-05 | A 26-year-old armed carjacking suspect was fatally shot Friday night as he went for a pistol during an encounter with an MNPD officer who ordered him more than a dozen times to drop the weapon.
Domestic Violence Awareness PSA Metropolitan Nashville Police Department 2024-10-04 | October marks the beginning of #DomesticViolenceAwarenessMonth & we want to encourage anyone living in an unsafe environment to seek help. Our detectives & advocates at the Family Safety Center are here for YOU. Because today, #ItEndsWithUs.
MNPD GRADUATION CEREMONY - SESSIONS 112 & 113 Metropolitan Nashville Police Department 2024-10-03 | ...
MNPD GRADUATION CEREMONY - SESSIONS 112 & 113 Metropolitan Nashville Police Department 2024-10-02 | ...
The MNPD Graduates 34 New Officers on October 2; Meet a Few of Them Metropolitan Nashville Police Department 2024-10-01 | ...
Community Safety Network/FUSUS Informational Video Metropolitan Nashville Police Department 2024-09-17 | The Community Safety Camera Network offers a partnership with the community around sharing exterior video as we work to address crime. It helps provide critical information to responding officers and can help de-escalate and support the initial police response. Additionally, it drastically reduces the time investigators spend attempting to obtain video related to crimes, thereby allowing victims enhanced support.
Man Wanted for Questioning in Shooting Case Outside Bar on Hamilton Crossings Boulevard Metropolitan Nashville Police Department 2024-09-04 | Specialized Investigations Division detectives are asking for the community’s assistance in identifying a man who is wanted for questioning in connection with Sunday’s 3 a.m. gunfire outside Sky Bar & Lounge, 825 Hamilton Crossings Boulevard, that wounded five persons, one of them critically. The man detectives want to speak with had dreadlocks down to his beltline, was in the bar Sunday morning, and is believed to have gotten into a silver Jeep in the parking lot. At least one witness has identified a Jeep as the potential source of the gunfire. Detectives have been told the shooting occurred as persons were leaving the bar after a music performance. The five victims are all from Murfreesboro. A 42-year-old woman was critically wounded. Three men, ages 26, 26, and 22, and a 21-year-old woman, received non-critical wounds. The motive for the gunfire has not been determined. Anyone recognizing the man in the attached photo or videoclip is asked to contact Crime Stoppers at 615-742-7463. As is routine in these type cases, the police department will be closely monitoring the bar for any continuing quality of life issues that impact the surrounding community and Hermitage Precinct officer resources.
MNPD vs NFD Hockey Game Benefiting Sergeant Trevor VonDohlen is This Saturday Metropolitan Nashville Police Department 2024-08-07 | ...
Body Worn Camera Footage from Detectives Diaz & Gonzales Metropolitan Nashville Police Department 2024-07-15 | July 15, 2024FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Specialized Investigations Division Detective Carlos Diaz is recovering from a gunshot wound to his leg fired by homicide suspect Miqueal Williams as Detective Diaz and his colleagues attempted to arrest Williams on a 1st degree murder indictment this afternoon in an apartment complex at 808 Skyline Ridge Drive in Madison. Williams, 31, was wounded in the hip during the exchange of gunfire with police. Both Detective Diaz and Williams have non-life threatening wounds and are being treated at Skyline Medical Center. Williams is under indictment for the March 4 fatal shooting of Samuel Edwards Jr., 32, at an apartment complex on Buena Vista Pike. A Criminal Court judge set a $1 million bond on the murder indictment. Detective Diaz and his colleagues on the TITANS (The Investigative Team Addressing Neighborhood Shootings) Unit had developed information that Williams was at the Madison apartment complex this afternoon and saw him get into the passenger seat of a vehicle. They approached and demanded that Williams put his hands up. Instead, Williams opened the door and emerged from the vehicle with a semi-automatic pistol and exchanged gunfire with Detective Diaz, who was hit in the leg and moved to a safer area of the parking lot. During the gunfire, Detective Joseph Gonzales approached the open driver’s side door of the vehicle and fired at Williams through the open passenger side door. Detective Diaz is a law enforcement veteran who transitioned his career to Nashville from the New York City Police Department in November 2022. Detective Gonzales is a law enforcement veteran who transitioned his career to Nashville from the Fullerton, California Police Department in October 2021. Both are on routine administrative assignment as the shooting investigation takes place. The TITANS Unit is part of the MNPD’s precision policing strategy. Those detectives assist the Homicide Unit and other components in locating and apprehending dangerous individuals in our community who are wanted for violent crimes most often involving gunfire. The body-worn camera footage of Detectives Diaz and Gonzales are available here. Please note, Detective Diaz’s camera had not yet begun to record audio at the time the shooting took place. His video appears in real time. The same clip is then slowed because the gunfire took place very quickly. Detective Gonzales’ camera footage is in real time. ###
East Precinct Officers Working to Identify Van Driver Responsible for Defacing Rainbow Crosswalk Metropolitan Nashville Police Department 2024-07-05 | ...
SESSION 110 & 111 GRADUATION CEREMONY Metropolitan Nashville Police Department 2024-07-03 | Congratulations Sessions 110 and 111!
Nissan Frontier Pickup Truck is Suspected Vehicle that Hit & Critically Injured Restaurant Owner Metropolitan Nashville Police Department 2024-06-28 | The continuing investigation to identify the pickup truck driver responsible for striking and critically injuring Matthew Carney, 42, the owner of Wedgewood Avenue’s Smokin Thighs restaurant, on June 19 shows that the vehicle involved is in all likelihood a 2001-2004 gray & silver Nissan Frontier with black rims. The pickup truck came from the rear of Smokin Thighs shortly before 6 p.m. at a high rate of speed. Carney was thrown off the vehicle onto the Wedgewood Avenue pavement. The truck is then believed to have turned right onto nearby Bransford Avenue. Carney is hospitalized at Vanderbilt. Officers have not been able to interview him due to his medical condition. Carney’s vehicle was parked in the rear of the restaurant on June 19. It was found running with the door open. It has not been determined what occurred in the rear parking lot between Carney and the unknown driver of the pickup truck. Anyone with information about the driver and/or the vehicle is asked to contact Nashville Crime Stoppers at 615-742-7463. Reward money totaling more than $10,000 is being offered for information leading to the arrest and indictment of the driver.
Critical Incident Briefing Fatal Police-Involved Shooting at West Nashville Apartment Complex Metropolitan Nashville Police Department 2024-06-27 | The investigation is continuing into this morning’s fatal police-involved shooting of Max Van Sickle, 25, who was armed with a large knife as he rushed down a West Nashville apartment complex stairwell toward officers. More detail is contained in this Critical Incident Briefing video.
Helicopter Surveillance of Men Who Fired on MNPD Detective Metropolitan Nashville Police Department 2024-06-25 | June 25, 2024FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Five men involved in shooting at an undercover TITANS Unit detective on Howerton Street near N. 6th Street just before 11 p.m. Monday night fired more than 30 rounds at him before running to a stolen Infiniti Q50 and fleeing Nashville on I-40 into Wilson County. Fortunately, Detective Chris Lawson was not injured and radioed information about the fleeing gunmen to other MNPD units, including a helicopter crew that was already in the air.The helicopter tracked the stolen Infiniti to Golden Bear Gateway and Volunteer Boulevard in Wilson County, where the five bailed out and ran into the woods. All five were subsequently apprehended with the assistance of the MNPD Canine Unit and Wilson County authorities. A total of six guns were recovered after being tossed from the Infiniti in Wilson County: a Glock .40 caliber pistol that had been modified to make it a fully automatic weapon; a Glock 9 millimeter pistol that had been modified to make it fully automatic; two additional Glock 9 millimeter pistols, a Glock 10 millimeter pistol, and a Draco pistol that resembles a short rifle and fires rifle rounds. One of the nine millimeter pistols was stolen from an SUV parked on West End Avenue last July 17. Another of the 9 millimeter pistols was reported stolen in Louisville, Kentucky. The five men arrested are identified as Eric O. Mario, 23, of Sanborn Drive, who drove the stolen Infiniti at a high rate of speed from Nashville into Wilson County; Ronny I. Edmonds, 19, of Jay Street; Mahamed M. Muganga, 18, of University Court; Abraham G. Mario, 19, of Galaxie Drive, and Omar A. Yussuf, 18, of N. 6th Street. All five are charged with multiple crimes, including aggravated assault on a first responder, using guns in the commission of a dangerous felony, auto theft, gun theft, felony marijuana possession, and evading arrest. Detective Lawson, as part of the TITANS (The Investigative Team Addressing Neighborhood Shootings) Unit’s precision policing mission, was conducting surveillance in the area of Howerton and N. 6th Streets after developing information that a person involved in a recent shooting was in that vicinity. He initially saw a group of men holding guns in a parking lot off N. 6th Street and drove his undercover police car down Howerton Street to turn around to get a better view. As he did, the men began walking toward him, split sides of the street, and began firing. Detective Lawson reported hearing bullets whiz by his vehicle as he immediately took evasive action to get out of the line of fire. The police department will be talking with the United States Attorney’s Office about potential federal prosecution of the five. ###
Detectives Working to Identify Three Suspects From Demonbreun Street Garage Metropolitan Nashville Police Department 2024-06-05 | Central Precinct detectives are working to identify three suspects that shot at a security guard after they were confronted while breaking into cars in a downtown parking garage. The three male suspects (seen in the attached surveillance video) entered the Demonbreun Street garage at 1:45 a.m. on May 20th and began breaking into several vehicles. The licensed, armed security guard was making his rounds when he heard the noise and approached the suspects.The suspects fled into a stairwell, and one fired shots towards the guard as he ran.The guard was not injured. Anyone who may recognize the suspects is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 615-742-7463.
Detectives Working To Identify Walgreens Burglary Suspects Metropolitan Nashville Police Department 2024-05-28 | Midtown Hills Precinct detectives are working to identify the suspects involved in the May 19th burglary of Walgreens on 22nd Avenue North. Three suspects arrived at the specialty pharmacy at 4 a.m. in a white sedan (seen on attached surveillance footage) and two of them used a pry bar to force entry into the location.Anyone with information on this burglary is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 615-742-7463.
Officer Michael Petrina: End of Watch May 10, 2014 Metropolitan Nashville Police Department 2024-05-10 | We lost our friend and colleague, Michael Petrina, 10 years ago today. Please #MoveOver
MNPD Welcomes 36 New Police Officer Trainees Metropolitan Nashville Police Department 2024-05-01 | ...
Session 108 Graduation Metropolitan Nashville Police Department 2024-04-19 | Congratulations to Session 108, who graduation on April 9, 2024.
Detectives Working To Identify Group Of Juveniles Wanted For Questioning Metropolitan Nashville Police Department 2024-04-03 | Homicide Unit detectives are working to identify a group of juveniles wanted for questioning only in the March 4th fatal shooting of Henry Taylor on Lemont Drive. Two of the young men in the group are seen on a nearby business’ security camera minutes after the shooting. Taylor, 16, was struck in an apparent exchange of gunfire between separate parties. He was transported to Skyline Medical Center where he died. Anyone with information on the group is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 615-742-7463.
MNPD Employees of the Year for 2023 Metropolitan Nashville Police Department 2024-02-22 | Chief John Drake this afternoon congratulated the MNPD's 14 Employees of the Year for 2023
POLAR PLUNGE 2024 Metropolitan Nashville Police Department 2024-02-20 | The Metropolitan Nashville Police Department, Tennessee Highway Patrol, and Brentwood Police Department teamed together today to take an "early plunge" in support of this Saturday's Polar Plunge benefiting Tennessee Special Olympics.
License Plate Reader Questions & Answers (Spanish) Metropolitan Nashville Police Department 2024-02-17 | Officer Mario Diaz, the MNPD's El Protector officer, discusses the police department's planning for the use of License Plate Reader technology.
MNPD Partners with Churches & Community Organizations for Gun Retrieval Program Metropolitan Nashville Police Department 2024-02-13 | ...
LPR Frequently Asked Questions with Answers Metropolitan Nashville Police Department 2024-02-10 | Thank you to our precinct advisory group members & others who recently attended informational meetings on the MNPD's planning for the use of License Plate Readers in our city. Here's a message from Chief Drake along with answers to frequently asked questions.
Happy Holidays from the Men & Women of the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department! Metropolitan Nashville Police Department 2023-12-22 | ...
NCA CHECK PRESENTATION 2023 Metropolitan Nashville Police Department 2023-12-06 | Chief John Drake and members of the MNPD today presented the Nashville Children's Alliance with two checks totaling $155,910.76, the proceeds from this year's 16th Annual Law Enforcement Talent Showcase featuring Lady A & the talented men and women of the police department. This year's donation is a record high, and eclipses last year's total by more than $50,000. We are so proud to support the work of the Nashville Children's Alliance!
Meet Officer Kelly Turcios Metropolitan Nashville Police Department 2023-11-20 | The Metropolitan Nashville Police Department is committed to hiring and representing from within the communities that we serve. Meet Officer Kelly Turcios. Officer Turcios is a Nashville native and currently works in our Central Precinct. Central Precinct covers just over 3 square miles of the downtown area, but is heavily populated with residents, businesses, visitors, and tourists. Working downtown gives you a chance to meet people from all over the world as they come and visit Nashville. This is just one of the many places you can work when you joinMNPD. We are currently hiring for our upcoming 2024 classes. Speak with a recruiter today by emailing us at Recruitment@Nashville.gov or give us a call at 615-862-7341. You can go online to www.joinMNPD.com to find answers to FAQ’s and to submit your application. Start 2024 off right with a new career at MNPD!
TANGER MK THEFT Metropolitan Nashville Police Department 2023-11-16 | November 16, 2023FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE A cash reward of more than $5,000 is now being offered for information leading to the arrest and indictment of the two persons, a man and a woman, who on Sunday afternoon stole thousands of dollars worth of merchandise from the Michael Kors store at the Tanger Outlets in South Nashville. Tanger posted a $5,000 reward today. Crime Stoppers is offering an additional reward of up to $1,000. Surveillance footage shows the two thieves enter the store at 4:18 p.m. Sunday. The male wore a blue denim jacket with the New York Yankees logo in several areas, a white beanie hat, blue jeans, and a surgical mask. The female wore a black Victoria’s Secret sweatsuit/hoodie with the word PINK in white lettering on the back of the sweat top. She also wore a surgical mask. They were in the crowded store for five minutes before grabbing multiple purses from a wall display and a number of jackets from a rack near the door. An employee attempted to prevent them from exiting, but they pushed by her and fled into the parking lot. It appears they left in a black sedan, perhaps a Nissan Altima. The two shoplifters will face, at minimum, charges of felony theft when they are arrested. The police department, Tanger Outlets and Councilwoman Joy Styles have had discussions this week about shoplifting leading up to the busy holiday season. All parties are in agreement that thieves will be prosecuted to the fullest extent. Shoplifting investigations involving stores in the Green Hills area over the past few months have led to the identification of about a dozen suspects. Many of them have been arrested. Anyone recognizing the two thieves from the Michael Kors case depicted in the accompanying surveillance video is asked to contact Nashville Crime Stoppers at 615-742-7463. Callers can remain anonymous and qualify for the cash rewards. ###
Suspects Wanted Following October 15 Walgreens Burglary Metropolitan Nashville Police Department 2023-10-26 | Midtown Hills detectives are working to identify the suspects responsible for the October 15th burglary at Walgreens on 22nd Avenue North where thousands of dollars worth of medications were stolen.
Meet Captain Steven Bowers Metropolitan Nashville Police Department 2023-10-12 | The Metropolitan Nashville Police Department is committed to hiring and representing from within the communities that we serve. Captain Bowers is a prime example of that as a native Nashvillian, and a great leader for our police department. Are you interested in a career in law enforcement? Or do you have questions about a career in law enforcement? Speak to a recruiter today. You can call us at 615-862-7341, or email us at Recruitment@Nashville.gov. Visit www.joinMNPD.com to find out more and to apply today! The opportunities with us are endless.
Meet Officer Mandi Maska Metropolitan Nashville Police Department 2023-10-12 | What are your career goals? Follow your dreams. Nashville is a great city to live, work and play in. Come join us! Officer Maska currently works for our Central Precinct Quality of Life Team. She is a valued member with the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department serving the downtown area.Visit www.joinMNPD.com to learn more about becoming a police officer in Nashville. Have questions? Contact a recruiter at Recruitment@Nashville.gov or call us at 615-862-7341.
Meet Officer Mario Diaz Metropolitan Nashville Police Department 2023-10-12 | Meet Officer Mario Diaz: Officer Diaz is a Field Training Officer and has the responsibility of training new police officers once they graduate from the MNPD Training Academy. Officer Diaz takes pride in serving the City of Nashville, particularly the Hispanic community. Nashville is a very diverse city, and we pride ourselves on having officers to interact with everyone who lives, works, and comes to play in Nashville. Are you interested in serving this great city? Contact a recruiter today at Recruitment@Nashville.gov, or give us as call at 615-862-7341. Ready to apply or have questions? Visit www.joinMNPD.com.
Meet Detective Teresah Pinho Metropolitan Nashville Police Department 2023-10-12 | Nashville is growing and so is our police department. With over 720,000 people who live in Nashville Davidson County, we aim to mirror the diversity amongst our community. Nashville is a great place to live, work and play. Help keep Nashville safe by becoming a Metro Nashville Police Officer.We will be running 8 academy classes in 2024. We are hiring for Police Officer Trainee, Lateral POII and Lateral POII SRO. Visit www.joinMNPD.com to learn more and to apply. Have questions? Reach out to a recruiter at Recruitment@nashville.gov or call us at 615-862-7341.
Critical Incident Briefing Police Shooting on Split Oak Trail in Antioch Metropolitan Nashville Police Department 2023-10-10 | Joshua Kersey, 30, was fatally wounded by Officer Cole Ranseen Monday night as Kersey struggled with a housemate he had been holding hostage at knifepoint.
Detectives Working to Identify Two Vandalism Suspects Metropolitan Nashville Police Department 2023-10-06 | Central Precinct detectives are working to identify two young men who last Friday night vandalized the Music City Center, 201 Representative John Lewis Way, and Schermerhorn Symphony Center, 1 Symphony Place, by spray painting graffiti on both properties. They first vandalized the Music City Center around 7 p.m. About an hour later, a witness at the symphony center saw a male spray painting graffiti on the building. He fled on foot. The suspects are white and appear to be in their teens. One was tall and thin with long, shaggy hair. He wore black shorts, black ball cap, and white t-shirt. He carried a bag with spray paint. The second suspect wore shorts, a white ball cap, and white t-shirt. He was carrying a skateboard.Anyone who recognizes them from the attached videos is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 615-742-7463. Callers can remain anonymous and qualify for a cash reward.
School Resource Officers - A Conversation with MNPD Recruitment Metropolitan Nashville Police Department 2023-09-15 | ...
Chief Drake Reiterates School Safety Commitment Metropolitan Nashville Police Department 2023-07-15 | Chief Drake met with the media on Saturday, July 15, to address the MNPD's commitment to school safety for the upcoming academic year.
Car Wash Shooting Suspect Metropolitan Nashville Police Department 2023-06-07 | Specialized Investigations detectives are working to identify the gunman who shot a man May 10th inside an Antioch car wash, 2737 Murfreesboro Pike, leaving him in critical condition. The suspect, who is believed to be homeless and stays in the area, entered the car wash at 10:40 p.m. and shot the victim multiple times. The shooting appears to be targeted, but the motive remains unknown. The victim was transported to Vanderbilt University Medical Center, but has since been discharged. Anyone with information on the suspect involved is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 615-742-7463.
Officer Tim Brewers Body Camera Footage Metropolitan Nashville Police Department 2023-06-02 | June 1, 2023FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Hermitage Precinct Detective Donovan Coble remains in critical but stable condition recovering from a gunshot wound to his side/rib area as he pursued an armed auto burglary suspect this afternoon from a Donelson parking lot, over a fence and into a residential yard. The suspect, identified as Delama Casimir, 37, who carried a Florida driver license with a Pompano Beach address, is believed to have been wounded by Detective Coble’s return fire as well as gunfire from SWAT Officer Tim Brewer about an hour later. Casimir died at 7:25 p.m. at Vanderbilt University Medical Center. At approximately 2:30 p.m. today, Detective Coble and his colleagues from the Hermitage Precinct’s Community Field Intelligence Team responded to a call from The Parking Spot, an airport area parking lot for travelers, concerning an armed man who was breaking into cars. Detective Coble’s body camera footage shows officers encountering Casimir in a rear parking lot. He was ordered to stop, but instead ran through the lot and jumped over a wooden fence. Detective Coble also jumped over the fence, at that point with a Taser in his hand, and ordered Casimir to stop. During the chase, Detective Coble transitioned to his pistol just before Casimir pointed a .380 semi-automatic pistol over his shoulder in Coble’s direction and fired. Detective Coble was seriously wounded during the exchange of gunfire. Casimir appeared to go down into heavy brush. Detective Coble radioed that he had been shot and hurriedly went to the street. A fellow detective picked up Coble and rushed him to Vanderbilt University Medical Center. He is expected to fully recover.((SEE DETECTIVE COBLE’S BODY CAMERA FOOTAGE AT THIS LINK: youtu.be/tvjGqVDtXd0)) Hermitage Precinct officers, as well as SWAT officers, responded to the Donelson Pike/Shacklett Drive/Claridge Drive/Upshaw Drive area to search for the then unidentified gunman. At 3:35 p.m., SWAT Officer Tim Brewer, as shown on his body camera footage, was clearing a section of the heavy foliage when he game upon Casimir in the brush. Officer Brewer began shouting commands to Casimir and reported seeing the pistol. Brewer said he perceived a gunshot and fired on Casimir. SWAT officers rendered aid to him, and he was transported to the hospital and into surgery. He died tonight. ((SEE DETECTIVE BREWER’S BODY CAMERA FOOTAGE AT THIS LINK: youtu.be/3sbrN3P9hik )) Detective Coble, 33, is a four-year MNPD veteran who just this week was named Officer of the Year by the Donelson-Hermitage Exchange Club. Officer Brewer, 42, is a 16-year MNPD veteran. ###
Groundbreaking for the MNPDs 9th Full Service Police Precinct Facility Metropolitan Nashville Police Department 2023-06-02 | Chief Drake, Mayor Cooper, District 28 Councilwoman Tanaka Vercher, her Metro Council colleagues, and community leaders took part in the May 31 groundbreaking for the MNPD's new Southeast Precinct. ICYMI, here's the ceremony. Completion of the precinct will be in mid to late 2024.
