In the seemingly mundane world of traffic violations, a routine check by Mt. Juliet Police transformed into a significant apprehension of two wanted individuals. According to the Mt. Juliet Police, the event unfolded overnight when an officer on patrol on Pleasant Grove Road noticed a vehicle with an expired registration. The subsequent investigation tethered the automobile to a wanted person.
What started as a check on an expired tag turned into the discovery of two wanted individuals. Overnight, an officer patrolling Pleasant Grove Road investigated a vehicle with expired registration and quickly discovered it was connected to a wanted person. The registered owner, a… pic.twitter.com/1QeWanYD3c
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The car’s registered owner, a 30-year-old man from Hermitage, was already wanted for felony theft in Rutherford County. The passenger, a 31-year-old Hermitage woman, was also found to have an active warrant for violating probation in Sumner County, as per the Mt. Juliet Police.
Mt. Juliet Police proudly acknowledged the achievements of the astute officer behind it, claiming, "Thanks to the officer’s proactive approach, both were taken into custody. We’re proud of our team’s dedication to keeping Mt. Juliet safe."
