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Metro Nashville Police Department Reissues Guidance on Felony Camping Laws After Park Arrests
Metro Nashville Police Department reissued guidance on felony camping laws following arrests at South Inglewood Park. The policy requires officers to consult supervisors before arrests for unlawful camping and emphasizes considering community resources. Joseph Lamont Williams was arrested after prior warnings, and Officer Daniel Rizzo used a stun gun during his pursuit.
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