On May 8, 2026, members of the La Vergne Police Department Narcotics Division conducted surveillance on a La Vergne resident suspected of distributing large quantities of marijuana throughout Rutherford and Davidson County.
During the investigation, detectives observed suspected narcotics transactions occurring from a Chevrolet Tahoe. Investigators then coordinated with LPD Patrol Officer Wolfe, who conducted a traffic stop on the vehicle.
The traffic stop resulted in the discovery of:
• Over 1 pound of marijuana
• Digital scales
• Empty baggies packaged for resale
Following the traffic stop, narcotics investigators obtained and executed a search warrant at the suspect’s residence.
The search warrant resulted in the seizure of:
• Additional quantities of marijuana packaged for resale
• Drug paraphernalia
• 5 firearms
• Approximately $1,140 in suspected drug proceeds
In total, the investigation led to the seizure of approximately 1.5 pounds of marijuana.
The individual was arrested and charged with:
• 2 Counts of Manufacture/Delivery/Sale of Schedule VI
• Possession of a Firearm During the Commission of a Dangerous Felony
• Maintaining a Dwelling for Drug Use
• Possession of Drug Paraphernalia
The La Vergne Police Department remains committed to proactively investigating narcotics activity and removing tillegal drugs and firearms from our community. Investigations like these help reduce criminal activity and improve the safety of our neighborhoods.
Efforts like this are successful because of teamwork between our narcotics investigators, patrol officers, and the continued support of our community. Every illegal firearm and dangerous substance removed from the streets helps make La Vergne safer for everyone.
If you suspect illegal narcotics activity in your neighborhood, we encourage you to report it. Community awareness and cooperation continue to play an important role in protecting our city.
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