SUMMARY: Police are seeking help to identify two masked men involved in an armed robbery on I-24 West near Sam Ridley Parkway and Waldron Road. The suspects, in a black Toyota sedan, brake-checked a black Chevy Camaro, threw eggs at the driver’s windshield to distract him, then robbed him at gunpoint after he pulled over. Authorities advise drivers not to stop on the interstate if targeted but to call 911 and exit safely. Lieutenant Shannon Heflin of Cheatham County Sheriff’s Office recommends dash cams for evidence and urges anyone feeling threatened to contact law enforcement immediately.

The La Vergne Police Department is asking for help identifying two masked men who allegedly threw eggs at a vehicle on Interstate 24 and then robbed the driver at gunpoint.

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SUMMARY: Trenel Williams has been charged with the murder of Baltimore comedian Regginal Carroll, who was shot in South Haven. Carroll’s family expressed confusion and grief, unsure why he was there. According to Carroll’s Instagram, he was on Katt Williams’ “Heaven on Earth” comedy tour, which sources say also employed Trenel Williams as security. Fellow comedian Gerald Kelly expressed shock and a demand for answers. The shooting occurred at a Burton Lane property, listed as Trenel Williams’s last known address and linked to Katt Williams’s clothing line Onyx Al LLC. Police and media await responses from Onyx Al about the incident.

Three indepdent sources confirmed to FOX13 that Trenell Williams, charged with the murder of Reggie Carroll, worked as security on Katt Williams’ latest tour. Carroll, a Baltimore comedian, performed on that tour. READ MORE: https://www.fox13memphis.com/news/man-charged-with-comedians-murder-was-on-katt-williams-tour-as-security-sources-say/article_d8ec26bf-4259-4610-b8a9-5ebfd634a0ea.html

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SUMMARY: A Tennessee court ruled two state firearm laws unconstitutional: the ban on guns in public parks and the law against carrying a gun with the “intent to go armed.” Pro-gun advocates, including Rep. Chris Todd, welcomed the decision, citing Second Amendment rights. Dickson County Sheriff Tim Eads said the ruling likely won’t change much in law enforcement practice but noted they will inform officers that carrying a firearm legally without other criminal suspicion is no longer chargeable. Governor Bill Lee and other officials are still reviewing the ruling’s implications, and it remains unclear if the state will appeal.

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