Michael Davenport, aged 60, has been taken into custody on charges related to a series of armed robberies across Nashville. According to a press release from the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department, Davenport's most recent alleged crime occurred on Tuesday at a Boost Mobile store on Nolensville Pike, where reports state he brandished a knife and made off with cash from the register.
Detectives from the Robbery Unit, after a thorough investigation, pinpointed Davenport as their primary suspect. Admissions from the suspect himself have been obtained, during which he confirmed his involvement in two additional robberies armed with a knife on Sunday and Monday, at a Dollar General and Love Bound, respectively, both located on Murfreesboro Pike. These confessions emerged from an interview conducted by detectives following a trail of evidence that led to Davenport's arrest.
The suspect is no stranger to the law. Already on Davenport's record is a conviction for an earlier robbery committed in 2020 at another telecommunications outlet, a Cricket Wireless store. Davenport is currently being held and processed through the criminal justice system.
