Mt. JULIET, Tenn. (WKRN) – Mount Juliet police used license plate reader technology (LPR) and found a woman in possession of methamphetamine and “over $110 worth of meat,” according to a social media report after.
Authorities said the LPR technology alerted them to a vehicle with a license plate allegedly stolen from Williamson County on December 23. Police said the perpetrator was “actively shoplifting” at a convenience store on S. Mt. Juliet Rd.
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Upon further investigation, Mount Juliet officers discovered a 48-year-old Nashville woman who reportedly admitted to stealing meat from area stores on multiple dates.
(Courtesy of Mount Juliet Police)
“She stole over $110 worth of meat during her most recent visit and was found in possession of methamphetamine,” according to a social media post from the Mount Juliet Police Department. “She and her boyfriend are allegedly selling stolen meat for profit in Nashville.”
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The post added that the woman is facing multiple charges, including multiple counts of shoplifting, possession of stolen property and possession of methamphetamine.
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