A Memphis woman with multiple warrants was arrested in Mt. Juliet after a police officer stopped her for speeding and displaying a fake temporary tag. The incident occurred on South Mt. Juliet Road near Central Pike, where upon being halted, the woman presented a driver's license that belonged to another person trying to conceal her identity, she proceeded then to give a false name and birth date, but after an investigation, it was found that both identities were aliases, as reported by WSMV.
The suspect, a 34-year-old woman, whose name has not been disclosed, was confirmed to have several active warrants back in Memphis, these including identity theft, aggravated burglary, and marijuana resale; bond revocations and failure to appear on serious felony charges were also included, this information coming from the official social media post of the Mt. Juliet Police Department.
This afternoon, an officer conducted a traffic stop on S. Mt. Juliet Road near Central Pike after observing a vehicle speeding and displaying a fake temporary tag.
— Mt. Juliet Police (@MtJulietPolice) July 19, 2025
During the stop, the driver initially handed over a driver’s license belonging to someone else in an attempt to… pic.twitter.com/UZ50OtqOul
Officers at the scene arrested the woman on all outstanding Memphis warrants, and she now faces additional charges in Mt. Juliet such as identity theft, criminal impersonation, driving on a revoked license, and forgery of a license plate, as detailed by the WKRN news report.
"We're incredibly grateful for the sharp work of our officers and their continued commitment to keeping our community safe," expressed the Mt. Juliet Police Department in their online accolade; these officers managed to unravel the true identity of the wanted individual and ensure that the persistence of law was upheld, despite her attempted deceit.
