‘I’m frustrated and irritated': Business owners demand action for string of burglaries on Nolensville pike
Police said at least three businesses were burglarized, and the incidents were all caught on video.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Business owners believe a man caught on surveillance video is responsible for several store break-ins along Nolensville Pike around December 7.
The burglaries happened at three different businesses, and owners are sharing more details about the break-ins in hope for an arrest.
What looks like a white man caught on video stealing cash from multiple stores pushed several business owners to demand action.
“He has been just walking up and down Nolensville Road robbing us,” Vice President of Southern Trophy House Wilson Brim said.
A man wearing a hoody and a mask is who Brim was talking about, surveillance cameras caught video of him burglarizing Southern Trophy House on December 7.
“At 3:05 in the morning, we were called by our security monitoring system that we had motion sensor go off,” Brim said.
Metro Police said officers found the corner of a cinderblock used to shatter this front door as soon as they got to the store, and when they checked store cameras, video showed a man walk into Southern Trophy House, open the cash register and steal about $250.
“I’m frustrated and irritated. I’ve spent about $2,500 fixing different damages that the burglar had caused over about 15 to 20 seconds used to break-in and grab a just a small amount of cash,” Brim said.
What Brim said shocked him the most was finding out that at least two other stores along Nolensville Pike were also broken into.
“The very next night on Sunday night, the same guy broke into the store next to us and then this past weekend, I saw the Peachtree Neighborhood Grill had very good video footage and it’s the same guy,” Brim said.
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But, when WSMV asked Metro Police if there was a connection, officers said the cases were likely related based on the dates, location, and narratives of the incidents, but they hadn’t linked the cases together.
“I hope they catch him and send him to jail,” Brim said.
Police said they’re working to review the surveillance videos for each business to determine connections in the burglaries and hoped to make an arrest soon.
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