A 21-year-old woman is now facing a slew of charges after being accused of burglarizing a Nashville fire hall shortly before Christmas, authorities said. According to the WSMV, Ariana Garber was arrested in Fairview on Christmas Eve morning.
Police allege she took Nashville Fire Department apparel and credentials before making off with a department employee's pickup truck. Positioned behind the wheel of the stolen vehicle, Garber was found at a convenience store, the Metro Nashville Police Department reported.
The incident allegedly took place on the night of Monday at a fire station on 410 45th Avenue North. Surveillance footage reportedly shows Garber entering the facility via a rear door, as detailed by WKRN.
Following the arrest by Fairview Police and with the investigation conducted by Nashville detectives, "She was in possession of the stolen pickup truck which was returned to the owner. All other items taken were also accounted for and returned," MNPD said, according to a statement obtained by WSMV. Garber is being held in Williamson County, awaiting charges including burglary, vehicle theft, and four counts of theft of property to be filed upon her return to Nashville.
