Attorney admits Alex Friedmann vandalized Nashville jail, hid guns
Alex Friedmann was charged after police said he took keys and hid firearms in the Downtown Detention Center while it was under construction.
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Alex Friedmann was charged after police said he took keys and hid firearms in the Downtown Detention Center while it was under construction.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- A Tennessee jury found a prominent prison reform advocate guilty of vandalism Thursday after he disguised himself as a
Alex Friedmann was found guilty of vandalism over $250,000 in a case that a prosecutor likened to something out of a Hollywood movie.
Jennifer Nichols is out at the Tennessee Department of Children's Services after a rocky tenure as commissioner. Gov. Bill Lee appointed her in 2019. Her replacement starts on Sept. 1.
A Tennessee jury has found a prominent prison reform advocate guilty of vandalism after he disguised himself as a construction worker to hide guns.