Articles Tagged with aggravated burglary

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A man from Texas who was at a Hilton Hotel in Nashville for a business conference was awakened when a manager allegedly entered his room with a faux key and began sucking on his toes.

Around 5:30 AM on March 30, a man from Round Rock, Texas, was sleeping in his downtown Nashville Hilton hotel room. It was reported that he was in town on a business trip.

He woke up suddenly to find that a man was allegedly sucking on his toes. The patron reportedly did not know the person in their room and did not know how they got in.

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A Kansas woman was arrested after the police saw her drenched in blood at her father’s residence, where he was purportedly murdered.

30-year-old Jennifer Jackson and her father Charles live in Topeka, Kansas, but they do not share the same residence.

On December 11, Jennifer showed up at her dad’s apartment, and she was charged with two counts of criminal trespass.

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An intoxicated man from Nashville may face severe legal penalties after he was reportedly discovered in a stranger’s apartment in the middle of the night.

On November 14, a woman who resides in a Nashville, Tennessee apartment complex reportedly secured her dwelling before turning in for the night.

The woman had fallen into slumber when she was allegedly awakened by a jarring sound.

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A Tennessee man wearing a gorilla costume allegedly entered the home of residents with whom he was not acquainted causing a 6-year-old girl to become afraid when she encountered him.

31-year-old Richard Muzick resides in the Old Hickory neighborhood of Nashville.

On April 26, Muzick was reportedly wearing a gorilla suit while in the town of Mt. Juliet when he approached a home around 2:00 pm.

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