The search intensifies for Kevin McMillan, a convicted felon currently facing 19 outstanding warrants, with the Nashville Police Department calling for the community's help. McMillan, who is 38 years old, is sought in connection with a series of offenses, including an incident in August at an apartment complex on Rio Vista Drive, as reported by the Nashville government's official site.
Details of the August incident note that McMillan was driving a Ram 1500 pickup, allegedly used to sell drugs in the complex, and when approached by the police, he attempted to deceive officers by presenting his deceased brother's driver's license, his quick identification by police as not being his brother led to a series of events where McMillan sped away hitting two marked patrol vehicles before crashing into a wooded area. Following the crash, McMillan and his two passengers attempted to escape on foot, with McMillan ultimately eluding capture; the two passengers were less fortunate, being apprehended shortly after the incident. Reported to the Nashville government's official site, inside McMillan's vehicle, authorities found drugs, weapons, including a Glock handgun modified to be fully automatic, and various personal items.
The convict's criminal history dates back to 2007, when he was sentenced to seven years in prison for aggravated assault, joined by a 2020 conviction for cocaine possession. The charges McMillan faces now are diverse and serious, ranging from aggravated assault on first responders to drug possession, emphasizing the urgency with which authorities are trying to locate him.
Crime Stoppers is the avenue provided for anyone with relevant information on McMillan's location to come forward; confidentiality and anonymity are assured, along with the possibility of a cash reward. The hotline to reach them is 615-742-7463, as detailed by the Nashville government's announcement, with the hope that community involvement will expedite McMillan's apprehension and prevent further unlawful activity.
