Rutherford County Adult Detention Center
Coverage of Rutherford County Adult Detention Center in the Nexus archive.
- TN man threatens to sit outside home with gun because school pickup line blocked his driveway, police say
A 70-year-old man named James Wideman was accused of threatening to sit in his driveway with a gun after becoming frustrated that parents waiting in the school pickup line blocked his driveway. After complaining to Scales Elementary School's front office, and when employees could not solve the issue, Wideman allegedly made the threat. He was subsequently arrested and charged with harassment.
- Rutherford County commissioner candidate’s opponent charged in alleged campaign-sign theft. Here’s what we know
Romel McMurry, a Rutherford County commissioner candidate, was charged with misdemeanor theft after Murfreesboro police investigated the alleged theft of a campaign sign belonging to his opponent, Pat Clements. The sign contained an AirTag, and McMurry turned himself in before a scheduled court appearance on August 24.
- Three people, including teenager, arrested for allegedly breaking into more than a dozen vehicles in Murfreesboro
Three individuals, including a 15-year-old, were arrested for allegedly breaking into over 13 vehicles at two apartment complexes in Murfreesboro. They face charges of burglary and evading arrest, with two suspects detained at an adult detention center and the teenager at a juvenile facility.
- Third suspect arrested in shooting that sent bullets into Murfreesboro home, narrowly missing family
A third suspect, Rodneisha Patton, was arrested in connection with a shooting on Rushwood Drive in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, where bullets narrowly missed a family inside a home. Patton faces charges of accessory after the fact and possession of a prohibited weapon. Two other suspects, LaSpecial Cantrell and Harvey Haynes, were previously arrested and charged with attempted first-degree murder.