
A multi-state manhunt ended in Lebanon last Thursday when local police arrested a person wanted for a series of thefts and vandalism acts totaling over half a million dollars. A timely SafeNet alert led to the apprehension of the suspect at a Mapco on South Cumberland, WSMV reported.
Authorities had been tracking the individual, whose alleged criminal activity spanned several states, including Maryland, Virginia, and Tennessee. The arrest was executed without incident, and after the arrest, the Lebanon Police Department discovered "several tools believed to be used in the burglaries," Wilson County Source confirmed.
Lebanon Police were able to make a swift arrest thanks to the description of the suspect's vehicle circulated through the SafeNet system. The arrest represents a collaborative triumph in the ongoing effort to curb interstate crime and underscores the effectiveness of integrated law enforcement systems.
In a social media post, the Lebanon Police Department expressed gratitude toward the dedicated officers who maintain public safety. "We are grateful for our diligent officers and detectives who work tirelessly to keep our community safe," the Lebanon Police Department declared, as published on their official page. The array of tools found in the suspect's car further attests to the calculated nature of the alleged crimes, adding a layer of preparedness to the litany of charges already brought against the individual.
Last Thursday, SafeNet alerted us to a vehicle associated to a person wanted on felony charges in multiple states.
— Lebanon Police Department (@LebanonPD) January 13, 2025
Officer Woods quickly located the vehicle at the Mapco on S. Cumberland. The driver had outstanding warrants for vandalism and theft, totaling over $500,000 across… pic.twitter.com/Fj4SMbxstA
The person arrested currently faces charges in multiple jurisdictions and is preparing for a litany of legal battles.