A car speeding out of a Lowe’s parking lot led to a foot chase and an arrest in Mt. Juliet this afternoon. Police say a 35-year-old man from Lebanon ran from a car that had been pulled over for speeding on Pleasant Grove Road. Officers caught him and found stolen Lowe’s items, along with multiple outstanding warrants from different areas, as reported by the Mt. Juliet Police Department.
According to the X post by the Mt. Juliet Police Department, the passenger immediately fled upon the vehicle's stop. An officer in pursuit managed to capture the suspect after a brief chase. The man's criminal background included serious charges, with outstanding warrants for felony aggravated domestic assault, among other offenses, in Hickman County, as well as additional charges from Dickson County and the Fairview Police Department.
This afternoon, an officer stopped a vehicle for speeding after it was seen rapidly exiting the Lowe’s parking lot and continuing at a high rate of speed on Pleasant Grove Road. During the stop, the male passenger ran from the vehicle. An officer quickly gave chase and… pic.twitter.com/gRqOUfSFvS
— Mt. Juliet Police (@MtJulietPolice) November 23, 2025
The suspect's warrants were serious. He was wanted in Hickman County for felony aggravated domestic assault, domestic assault, vandalism under $1,000, interference with 911 calls, and failure to appear. In Dickson County, he faced charges of felony and misdemeanor evading arrest, driving on a revoked license, criminal impersonation, and reckless driving. Further compounding his legal troubles, the Fairview Police Department had him on the hook for a violation of probation, as per the Mt. Juliet Police Department.
Following his capture, the man is now facing new charges of evading arrest and shoplifting on top of his existing warrants. The Mt. Juliet Police took to their social media to express their pride in the officers' swift action. "We're proud of our officers' quick actions and dedication to keeping Mt. Juliet safe," the Mt. Juliet Police Department stated. This incident underscores the department's commitment to addressing crime promptly and effectively in the local community.
