Amber Fields, 38, faces felony aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and misdemeanor driving with a revoked license, second offense. Pamela Parham, 35, faces felony vandalism involving damage valued at more than $1,000. WKRN News 2 reported that Fields' bond was set at $32,000 and Parham's at $5,000. Officials said both women declined medical treatment.
The arrests came after a dispute that started on Robinson Road and ended in the 700 block of Hickory Industrial Drive shortly after 5 p.m. Thursday. WKRN, citing Metro Nashville police and arrest records, reported that Fields passed Parham, who later followed her. The women eventually stopped and began arguing.
The arrest-record account reported by WKRN alleges that Fields hit Parham's vehicle with her hands and kept Parham from leaving. Parham told police she got out of her vehicle. Records say Fields took a wooden baseball bat from her vehicle, and witnesses reported that the women struggled over it. Parham then allegedly used the bat to damage the rear window of Fields' vehicle.
Officers arrived at the Hickory Industrial Drive altercation and arrested both women, according to WKRN. The supplied reporting does not identify the exact repair cost for the window, say whether dashcam or business-surveillance footage exists, or indicate whether either woman has prior criminal history that could affect the case.
Traffic and roadway context
The available research does not provide a comparison of aggressive-driving or road-rage-related crashes in Davidson County with the rest of Tennessee. For broader traffic-safety context, the Tennessee Highway Safety Office said its 2025 “Safe on Seventy” campaign included enforcement of aggressive driving, speeding and other high-risk driving behaviors along U.S. Highway 70, including in Davidson County. Nashville planning documents identify Robinson Road as a five-lane arterial boulevard and Industrial Drive as a four-lane collector avenue, according to the Metropolitan Planning Commission.
