Lebanon Police Department

This is the official account of the Lebanon Police Department in Lebanon, TN *Account is not monitored 24/7*

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After receiving several complaints from residents regarding reckless driving, including speeding and failure to stop at stop signs, Flex Shift officers have performed multiple extra patrols in the Tucker Trice and Torrey Pines neighborhoods.

These enforcement efforts are intended to educate motorists and encourage safer driving habits. Officers are reminding drivers to slow down and remain attentive behind the wheel, particularly as pedestrian traffic has increased with school being out for the summer.

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We are proud to announce the graduation of Officer Lafferty and Officer Martin from the Basic Police Motorcycle Operator Course!

Over the past two weeks, they successfully completed an intensive training program alongside deputies and officers from the @GallatinPolice , @hcsotn , @FranklinTNPD , Sumner County Sheriff’s Office, and Williamson County Sheriff's Office.

This challenging course tested their riding skills, precision, and endurance while preparing them for the responsibilities that our Motor Unit provides our community.

Congratulations to Officer Lafferty and Officer Martin on this outstanding accomplishment!

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We are proud to announce the graduation of Officer Lafferty and Officer Martin from the Basic Police Motorcycle Operator Course!

Over the past two weeks, they successfully completed an intensive training program alongside deputies and officers from the @GallatinPolice , @hcsotn , @FranklinTNPD , Sumner County Sheriff’s Office, and Williamson County Sheriff's Office.

This challenging course tested their riding skills, precision, and endurance while preparing them for the responsibilities that our Motor Unit provides our community.

Congratulations to Officer Lafferty and Officer Martin on this outstanding accomplishment!

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Earlier this week, officers responded to I-40 after our Communications Center received several reports of a white Ford Explorer being driven recklessly.

D-Shift officers quickly located the vehicle near mile marker 238 on I-40. While observing the vehicle, officers noted several traffic violations, including the driver not wearing a seat belt and failing to maintain his lane on multiple occasions.

Following a traffic stop, officers discovered the Nashville man behind the wheel had been wanted out of Rutherford County since December 2025 on multiple felony warrants related to theft, forgery, and identity theft.

Officers also learned that he was driving on a suspended license.

The suspect was taken into custody without incident.

We are grateful for the quick response and diligent work of our officers, whose efforts help keep our roadways and community safe!

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We’re excited for Saturday’s End of School Community Blast at the Wilson County Civic League!

We’ll be serving free hot dogs, and our friends at the Lebanon Fire Department will be on hand to help everyone cool off with some water fun. There will also be games, snow cones, a basketball tournament, and plenty of other activities for the whole family to enjoy.

We’ll also have several police and emergency vehicles on display for the community to explore up close.

Don’t miss it! The weather is looking great, and we’ll be there from 12:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. We hope to see you there!

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** TRAFFIC ALERT **

West Main St. between Greenwood St. and Maple St. will be shut down due to an injury crash. Crews are working to clear the scene.

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Earlier today, SafeNet alerted officers to a black Volvo XC90 associated with a man wanted on active warrants in Tennessee and Texas.

A-Shift officers quickly located the vehicle traveling on Lebanon Road with a man matching the suspect’s description behind the wheel.

Officers conducted a traffic stop and safely took the sole occupant into custody without incident.

The individual was identified as a 23-year-old Lebanon man who was wanted on multiple warrants out of Tennessee and Texas.

The warrants included charges related to terroristic threats in Texas, as well as local Wilson County warrants for theft of merchandise and failure to be booked.

We are grateful for the swift work of our officers in locating wanted individuals and for the technology that continues to support their efforts in keeping our community safe.

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An Amber Alert has been issued for missing 3-year-old Tyler Hall from Clarksville. See more info from @TBInvestigation ⬇️⬇️⬇️

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🚨AN AMBER ALERT has been issued on behalf of the Clarksville Police Department for 3-year-old Tyler Hall.

He was last seen Tuesday in the Aurelia Lynn Drive area of Clarksville. If you have information regarding Tyler's whereabouts, call 1-800-TBI-FIND. #AMBERAlert

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K9 Eik and K9 Teddy have had a busy weekend at @NashvilleSuperS !

Each morning throughout race weekend, our K9s and their handlers have worked with the @wilsonsheriff to conduct systematic security sweeps of multiple areas around the racetrack, helping ensure a safe environment for race fans, staff, and participants.

If you're heading to the races today, have fun and stay safe! We appreciate the dedication of all the first responder agencies working behind the scenes throughout race weekend to help ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone in attendance. 🏁🚓🚑🚒🚁

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2:55pm update: Robert Moore, 40, of Lebanon, was taken into custody at the scene earlier today and has been charged with assault and aggravated assault after allegedly discharging two rounds from a handgun during a road rage incident. The investigation remains ongoing.

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Officers are currently on scene in the 700 block of S. Cumberland St. investigating reports of shots fired during an isolated road rage incident.

At this time, there is no threat to the public, and no injuries have been reported.

Detectives remain on scene and are actively investigating the circumstances surrounding this incident.

We will provide updates as additional information becomes available and can be shared.

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10:30am update: All lanes of S. Cumberland Street are now open. One male suspect is in custody.

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10:30am update: All lanes of S. Cumberland Street are now open. One male suspect is in custody.

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Have a safe and responsible race weekend! Hopefully we’ll get enough breaks in the rain to enjoy some great racing action.

Best of luck to Lebanon’s own Dawson Sutton as he competes in tonight’s @NASCAR_Trucks race at @NashvilleSuperS !

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A correction to the previous release – The Davidson County search warrant occurred in the 4900 block of Clarksville Highway not the 9400 block.

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The Lebanon Police Department continues a multi-agency investigation focused on dismantling a vehicle theft ring.

With support from the Tennessee Highway Patrol’s Criminal Investigations Division, the Wilson County Sheriff’s Office, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, our Special Operations Division executed search warrants at four residences in the Lebanon/Wilson County area, as well as a residence in the 9400 block of Clarksville Highway in the Whites Creek community of Davidson County.

During today’s operation, officers recovered multiple stolen vehicles, including two GMC Sierras reported stolen out of Texas and Ohio, along with a stolen Polaris Slingshot. Investigators also uncovered evidence related to the alteration and falsification of vehicle identification numbers (VINs).

Today’s operation stemmed directly from efforts during a previous multi-agency search warrant operation conducted on April 23, led by the Lebanon Police Department, as part of this ongoing vehicle theft investigation.

The investigation originally began on April 16 after officers located stolen vehicles with altered VINs while executing multiple search warrants related to the illegal sale and distribution of narcotics within the City of Lebanon.

This remains an active and complex investigation, with charges pending. Additional details cannot be released at this time.

We are extremely proud of the dedication and commitment our officers have shown throughout this investigation, and we are grateful for the continued partnership of the assisting agencies that share our commitment to protecting and serving the community.

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April 16 Search Warrant Operation Release: https://t.co/GL6VrKvJnb

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Last week, our Special Operations Division executed four search warrants at three locations in Lebanon and one in Hermitage as part of an investigation into the illegal sale and distribution of narcotics within the City of Lebanon.

With assistance from the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation and the Wilson County Sheriff’s Office, officers recovered more than a quarter pound of cocaine and crack cocaine.

Officers also seized cash, firearms, and eight vehicles.

At this time, charges are pending.

We are very grateful for the hard work of our officers and the coordinated efforts with our partner agencies in helping keep our community safe.

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April 23 Search Warrant Operation Release: https://t.co/aU9adUdy6K

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Last week, the Lebanon Police Department led a multi-agency search warrant operation focused on dismantling a vehicle theft ring.

With assistance from the Tennessee Highway Patrol’s Criminal Investigations Division, the Wilson County Sheriff’s Office, and the Tennessee Department of Corrections, our Special Operations Division executed search warrants at a property on Burford Road and Hunters Point Pike.

Officers discovered evidence pertaining to stolen vehicles and several firearms inside the Burford Road home, at least one of which was reported stolen out of Nashville in 2020. To note - all residents of the home were convicted felons.

This investigation began after officers located two stolen GMC Sierras (stolen from Texas and Ohio) with altered VINs during the execution of multiple search warrants on April 16 related to the illegal sale and distribution of narcotics within the City of Lebanon.

As part of the investigation, our department is requesting the public’s assistance in locating the maroon GMC Sierra 2500 AT4 model pictured below. This vehicle is considered of interest, and the individual in possession of the vehicle is likely switching license plates.

If you have any information about the whereabouts of this vehicle, please contact our non-emergency number at 615-444-2323.

This remains an active and complex investigation, with charges pending. Additional details cannot be released at this time.

As more information becomes available, we will provide updates.

We are extremely proud of the dedication shown by our officers and all those involved. We are also grateful for the continued partnership of the assisting agencies, who share our commitment to protecting and serving the community.