Metro Police say that a 14-year-old shot and killed a teenage boy during an armed robbery.
The teen was reported missing to authorities on September 30th and days later wound up dead.
Metro Nashville police say the 13-year-old was shot when someone fired into a crowd of people Thursday night.
Police said a voicemail was left on a school district line Monday afternoon about a bomb threat and the voicemail was discovered Tuesday morning.
Four men approached outside an apartment in South Nashville and demanded all their belongings.
The shooting happened early Sunday morning at about 3:30 a.m. at 109 Fields Dr.
According to police, the motive of the shooting appeared to involve the alleged anticipated sale of a gun.
The shooting happened on Saturday night just after 11 in the 100 block of 2nd Avenue South.
The man was at a party with the woman who would later die in the crash.
The man allegedly attempted to drag the knife across the victim’s neck.
The three kids were all under the age of 5.
It was at KIPP Academy where police say teacher Michael Ligon was walked out in handcuffs on Thursday. He was teaching there while on paid leave from another Nashville school.
The man was accused of targeting Chancery Court Judge I’Ashea Myles.
The man drove off in a silver/gray Jeep Wrangler with black wheels.
Teacher is accused of fondling and kissing a 13-year-old girl at Stem Preparatory Academy in April 2024.
The parent was told she could not enter the school the way she was entering.
The man pushed in a window A/C unit to gain entry and began firing at the mattress in the bedroom, according to police.
With 97-degree temperatures and a heat index of 100 degrees, the officer said the seven-pound baby’s health and welfare were put at risk.
Joseph Glynn will serve life in prison without parole in the death of Jackie Glynn.