The Metro Nashville Police Department Criminal Warrants Division has publicized its updated list of Nashville's top 10 most wanted individuals, shining a light on those currently considered as the city's most elusive and dangerous fugitives. The release, distributed via social media platforms, details the alleged crimes and calls for public assistance in tracking down these suspects. Among those listed is Dadiri Muhina, born April 13, 2001, who is facing a slew of charges, including first-degree murder and evidence tampering.
Other notable fugitives on the list span a variety of charges ranging from homicide to statutory rape. Lagarrion L. Blacksmith, born March 31, 1989, is wanted for his alleged involvement in criminal homicide and possession of a firearm by a felon, making him second on the list. The police department has emphasized the gravity of these charges in hopes of urging citizens to come forth with any potentially useful information. According to the Metro Nashville Police Department's post, "Anyone with information regarding this subject, please notify the MNPD by calling 615-862-8600 or by calling Crime Stoppers at 615-742-7463."
This call for community engagement underscores the department's reliance on citizen collaboration to aid in the capture of individuals who are accused of serious offenses. Raceme L. Crutcher and De’tynn Smith, both wanted for first-degree murder among other charges, have remained at large with their whereabouts currently unknown, intensifying the urgency for public assistance. The department promotes the practice of anonymity through Crime Stoppers, ensuring that those who provide tips can do so without fear of retribution.
Given the current danger to individuals, the need to apprehend these suspects is critical. Notably, individuals such as Yudel Ordunez, wanted for sexual battery and rape charges, and Walter Rivera Morel, accused of aggravated arson and assault, are seemingly introduced on this list as being among Nashville's most pressing threats.
