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These are the people shot in Nashville police shootings so far in 2021

These are the people shot in Nashville police shootings so far in 2021
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Avery County Arrest Report

Avery County Arrest Report
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Avery County Arrest Report

All suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Brian John Bolduc, 53, of 1510 Old Beech Mountain Road in Elk Park, was charged on May 11 with assault on a female. Michael Shawn Hartley, 47, of 9654 South US Hwy. 19E in Spruce Pine, was charged on May 11 with possession of methamphetamine. Ellen Nicole Lewis, 24, of 99 Medie Lewis Road in Newland, was charged on May 11 with possession of drug paraphernalia. Adam Scott Vance, 27, of 194 Jay Vance Lane in Newland, was charged on May 11 with simple possession of a Schedule III controlled substance and carrying a concealed weapon. Frederick Matthew Grindstaff, 38, of 4497 Old Toe River Road in Newland, was charged on May 12 with child support.

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Can Nashville Respond to Mental Health Emergencies Without Police?

Tweet Share Twice now in less than two months, calls to the Metro Nashville Police Department about a person experiencing a mental health crisis have led to officers shooting the person in crisis. On March 12, 33-year-old Melissa Wooden called 911 and made comments to dispatchers about harming herself specifically, she said she hoped police would come and shoot her to death. Three Madison precinct officers responded to the 2800 block of Greer Road in the Goodlettsville area, where they found Wooden, a white woman, standing near the road with a pickax and a baseball bat. Footage from a body camera worn by Officer Ben Williams shows him arriving on the scene as another officer is shouting at Wooden to “Step away from my car!” Williams begins engaging with her more calmly, and as she makes repeated comments urging the officers to kill her, Williams tells her that’s not going to happen.

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Nashville police shooting: MNPD won t release full body camera footage

View Comments The Metro Nashville Police Department released partial footage the day after the shooting but denied an open records request for the full footage from the scene, saying the investigation was still open. In Tennessee, state law allows but does not require law enforcement agencies to keep records confidential if they are related to an ongoing investigation. Body camera footage from previous police shootings was released while investigations were still active. Footage from a March shootout that left a woman dead and an officer wounded was released within a week. Footage from a non-fatal police shooting of a woman threatening suicide and wielding a pick ax in March was also released within a week.

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