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Two Teens Arrested After Stolen Car Located in Mt. Juliet

By Source Staff,

29 days ago

September 20, 2024 – Mt. Juliet’s Guardian Shield license plate reader program alerted officers Friday to a 2020 Nissan Maxima, stolen from Jackson, TN on 9/17.

Officers intercepted the car on Mt. Juliet Rd near Lebanon Rd.

Two teens, both 18 from Hermitage/Nashville, were apprehended in the stolen car.

Officers quickly got ahold of the victim in Jackson, who was delighted her car was located.

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Source: Mt. Juliet Police Department

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