State agents have taken over an investigation into a fatal shooting by members of the Nashville police SWAT team on Saturday night. The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation says local officers killed 47-year-old Adrian Cameron.
Nashville Prosecutor Won’t Press Charges Against Police Captain Accused Of Groping. Here’s Why.
A former captain at the Metro Nashville Police Department will not face criminal charges for an alleged assault against a subordinate in 2016.
Nashville Police Share Data Trends In New Public Dashboard
The Metro Nashville Police Department has launched a data dashboard to share information about crime and policing.
City Leaders Turn To Community Engagement To Prevent Violent Crimes In Nashville
City leaders in policing and public services are all turning to community outreach in hopes of slowing the tide of homicides, assaults and other violent crimes.
Update: Nashville Police Release Body Cam Footage In Fatal Shooting
The three Metro police officers involved in a fatal shooting near the West Precinct Wednesday morning have been identified. And the man who was killed is tentatively ID’d as a 31-year-old from outside Birmingham.
Nashville Police Department Urges Officers To De-Escalate In New Use-Of-Force Policy
Just weeks after a Nashville police officer admitted in court that his decision to fatally shoot a man was “not reasonably necessary,” the department has unveiled an updated use-of-force policy that emphasizes de-escalation.
The Latest On SmileDirectClub Workplace Shooting In Nashville
A man opened fire on coworkers at a SmileDirectClub manufacturing facility in Antioch on Tuesday, injuring three people before Metro Nashville police officers shot and killed him.
Just Weeks After An Emotional Plea Deal, Hambrick Family Marks 3-Year Anniversary Of The Fatal Shooting
The Hambrick family expected to spend July in a courtroom hearing the case against the Nashville officer who fatally shot their son. Instead, a plea deal closed the case and imbued a vigil with frustration, sadness and resilience.
Epilogue: A Win For No One
In this episode, we’ll take you through the emotional day in court when former Officer Andrew Delke took a plea deal instead of going to trial.
Longtime Nashville Civil Rights Activist Calls Police Officer’s Plea Deal ‘A Win For No One’
Walter Searcy has been pushing for changes at the Nashville police department for half a century. And he’s been closely following the case of Andrew Delke, the police officer who resigned before taking a plea deal for a lesser charge last week just before his murder trial was set to begin.
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