24-year-old Javier Galvez was charged with DUI, possession of marijuana for resale, and drug paraphernalia when officers found him passed out behind the wheel of a running vehicle.
Mt. Juliet man charged with DUI, weed after passing out behind wheel
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Maynardville man charged after police find him in a stolen rental car with heroin and syringes
30-year-old Justin Collins was charged with theft, paraphernalia and possession of heroin when an automatic license plate recognition system found a vehicle that had been stolen February 25th from a Nashville Avis. He was driving the vehicle and the heroin was found under the driver’s seat.
Lebanon man revived after heroin use; charged again at booking
34-year-old Gary Love was charged with drug paraphernalia, possession of heroin, driving under the influence, driving on a revoked license, and introduction of drugs into a penal facility after he was reported to be driving dangerously and an officer found him unconscious after ingesting heroin.
54-year-old partygoer forgets all the ecstasy, meth and crack in carelessly parked vehicle
54-year-old Darryl Box was charged with drug paraphernalia, possession of a firearm while committing a felony, possession of heroin, possession of ecstasy, possession of methamphetamine, possession of cocaine for resale, and possession of marijuana for resale after officers found paraphernalia in his vehicle while investigating a burglary call. On March 11th, police were dispatched for a possible burglary at 149 Walnut Way in Lebanon. While searching the vehicles in the vicinity, officers located a questionable vehicle parked in the driveway of 259 Walnut Way. According to affidavits, Glen Pitts had…
Black Tar Heroin & Meth found in Mt. Juliet traffic stop
Earl Fox, Jr., was too disoriented to provide his identification during a traffic stop, so he allowed an officer to retrieve it from the center console, where he located much more than just an ID card.
Lebanon man arrested with Heroin, Oxycontin, & needles
During his interaction with Officer Carrillo, 24-year-old Jonathan Culver appeared under the influence of narcotics, and hummed during an attempted conversation. When he pulled his hands from his pockets, he dropped hypodermic needles and heroin onto the ground.