public intoxication

A 42-year-old man was arrested in downtown Nashville after allegedly exposing himself to children and urinating on a sidewalk, according to an affidavit. The incident occurred near the intersection of Third Avenue South and Molloy Street, where witnesses had to avoid his urine stream. The man was charged with indecent exposure and public intoxication and set a $2,000 bond.

Kim Delaney's husband was arrested again for public intoxication following an alleged argument on a plane. The incident involves the NYPD Blue star's spouse.

A man named Demario Sumlar is accused of threatening people with a knife outside a Nashville bar while intoxicated, leading to his arrest on charges including aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. Witnesses reported Sumlar making direct threats and rushing at individuals, prompting police to track him down and take him into custody.

A 26-year-old Madison man broke into a Tennessee Walmart, damaged items, and was found lying naked on a pallet of dog food before fleeing and being apprehended. He faces charges including disorderly conduct, public intoxication, vandalism, and aggravated criminal trespass.

A man was arrested and faces multiple charges, including aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and drug possession, after allegedly swinging an axe at people over loud music at Percy Priest Lake. Police found a crack pipe on him during his arrest, and he was booked on charges including public intoxication and disorderly conduct.

A rented pool party in Birmingham escalated into chaos with over 150 attendees, causing traffic blockages, public intoxication, and lewd behavior. Police responded multiple times, issuing citations and addressing safety concerns, while neighbors criticized the disruption and police handling of the event.

Nashville leaders are exploring a sobering center as an alternative to jail or emergency rooms for individuals experiencing public intoxication. The proposed solution aims to provide a safe space for recovery instead of traditional punitive measures.

A rented backyard pool in Birmingham via the Swimply app led to a chaotic gathering of over 150 people, prompting multiple police responses due to traffic blockages, public intoxication, and lewd behavior. Neighbors reported safety concerns, including children witnessing explicit acts, and police cited the host and homeowner for noise violations while investigating a hit-and-run.

A small-town mayor was arrested for public intoxication after arriving drunk at the scene of a train derailment. The incident occurred during a critical time following the derailment.