Log in Subscribe 37° F Clear Advanced search NEWS SPORTS LIFE & FEATURES OPINION OBITUARIES CLASSIFIEDS EEDITIONS WEB EXTRAS Witness pins down burglary suspect Posted Tuesday, November 30, 2021 12:05 am By DAVID MELSON - dmelson@t-g.com A man accused of attempting to break into a Morton Street home was chased down by the intended victim and held for police early Saturday. Arriving officers found Brandon Lee Munsey, 29, of Rock Street pinned to the pavement in the middle of Morton Street by the man, who was not charged. The victim said he was awakened by noise from an attempt to enter the front door. He and a friend looked outside and allegedly saw Munsey breaking into a vehicle. Both men went outside and yelled at Munsey to get out of the vehicle. Munsey allegedly began coming toward them and was held down by the victim until officers reached the scene. Munsey was too intoxicated to sit up without falling and was bleeding from a hand injury, Officer Clint Adams’ report said. Blood was splattered on and inside the vehicle Munsey allegedly entered, Adams said. Charges of burglary, public intoxication and violation of probation were filed against Munsey. Police took Munsey from Vanderbilt Bedford Hospital following treatment to Bedford County Jail, where he posted $7.500 bond. Resisting arrest A woman who allegedly tried to pull her husband away from two arresting officers was taken into custody herself Friday on a charge of resisting arrest. Virginia Hernandez Gaspar, 30, put her arms around the waist of Felipe Jose Felipe, 33, and refused officers’ orders to let go, according to Officer Darren Jenkins’ report. Jenkins said he was able to pull Felipe away while Officers Sam Campbell and Dylan Bliss arrested Gaspar at their Bridlewood Drive home. Felipe had allegedly fought Manuel Alvarez, 60, of the same residence. Alvarez was in turn accused of fighting another resident. Both suspects were charged with domestic assault and released on $3,500 bonds. Gaspar was additionally charged with disorderly conduct. She posted $3,500 bond. •An argument Friday allegedly led to a man pulling the ignition out of his wife’s car, police said. Douglas Allen Howell, 35, of Maple Street was charged with aggravated domestic assault after allegedly hitting the woman in the mouth and strangling her. Officer Tracy Teal’s report said Howell didn’t know how marks got on his wife’s neck. Thefts •Parts were stolen from vehicles and a garage at Corner Auto Sales, South Cannon Boulevard, over the weekend. Security video shows five straight days’ worth of footage of a man and woman walking around the property between 11 p.m.-2 a.m. shining a flashlight at cars and parts. The white male is wearing a brown jacket over a white hoody and the woman a dark jacket and pink hood over her head. Both are wearing masks. Catalytic converters and exhaust systems were taken from three vehicles, police said. An impact socket gun and four sets of sockets are missing from the garage. Also reported to area authorities: •Three pairs of running shoes, with a total value of $2,600, were stolen from a Southview Drive home between 2-11 p.m. Thanksgiving Day, police were told. The owner said a safe was entered but nothing of value missing except three vehicle titles. A Playstation 5 had been unplugged but not taken. Officers said all doors were locked when the owner returned and no signs of forced entry were found. •A cellphone was stolen from a coffee table at a Locust Street home during a 10-minute period around 7 p.m. Wednesday while the owner was outside his home. Vandalism A restroom door was damaged and hand sanitizer and toilet paper dispensers were torn off walls Friday afternoon at a building near the basketball courts at H.V. Griffin Park, police were told. An employee of Shelbyville Recreation Center said he heard a loud bang and saw 17 people leaving the area. Jail intake The following were charged since Wednesday by the Shelbyville Police Department, Bedford County Sheriff’s Office, Tennessee Highway Patrol or 17th Judiciary District Drug Task Force. They are only charged; guilt or innocence will be determined by the courts. •Tavist Saquan Allison, 25, Ligon Drive; DUI, speeding, seat belt law, financial responsibility; held, $3,500 bond •Manuel Alvarez, 60, Bridlewood Drive; domestic assault; released, $3,000 bond •Tommy Lance Bailey, 48, Enden Avenue; failure to appear, capias, DUI, driving on revoked license (12th offense), light law, financial responsibility; held, $16,500 bond •Dustin Ray Bain, 35, Bradyville; show cause hearing, failure to appear; held, $13,000 bond *Daniel Thomas Batka, 40, Carlisle Avenue; failure to appear; released, $3,500 bond •Jonathan Todd Blevins, 19, Troupe Road; domestic assault; held, $3,500 bond •Erica Lynn Bomar, 31, Silos Way; simple possession of schedule III drug, possession of drug paraphernalia; released, $3,500 bond •Danielle Leora Bryant, 40, South Cannon Boulevard; failure to appear; released, $250 bond •Zoe Annette Carballosso, 18, Cottonwood Drive; simple possession of schedule VI drug, speeding; released, no bond •Felipe Jose Felipe, 33, Bridlewood Drive; domestic assault; released, $3,000 bond •Desire Octavia Gaines, 21, West Lane Street; failure to appear, bench warrant; released, $1,000 bond •Gerson Salgado Galvez, 23, Alvin, Texas; failure to appear, bench warrant; held, $15,000 bond •Virginia Hernandez Gaspar, 30, Bridlewood Drive; disorderly conduct, resisting arrest; released, $3,500 bond •Alvin Jeroyd Hawkins Jr., 38, South Hillcrest Drive; domestic assault; held, $2,500 bond •Diego Hernandez, 26, Madison Street; driving on suspended license; released, no bond •Yaneli Y. Hernandez Soriano, 29, Carter Street; no driver’s license; released, no bond •Dustin Lee Hopper, 29, Lantern Lane; theft over $2,500, criminal impersonation, driving on revoked license, evading arrest; held, $30,000 bond •Douglas Allan Howell II, 35, Maple Street; aggravated domestic assault; released, $5,500 bond •Tyrone Mitchell Hughes, 49, West Lane Street; driving on suspended license, running red light; released, no bond •Coty J. King, 32, Madison Street; public intoxication; released, $250 bond •Derek Wade Langley, 43, Northpoint Circle; DUI; released, $3,500 bond •Brian Keith Lightfoot II, 25, Murfreesboro; failure to appear; held, $2,500 bond •Brandy Lynn Malone, 40, Carlisle Avenue; falsification of results of a drug test, violation of probation; held, $5,500 bond •Bryan Andrew Martin, 33, Readyville; DUI (third offense), possession of schedule II drug, driving on revoked license (third offense), possession of schedule VI drug; held, $11,000 bond •Michael Logan McCool, 20, Coopertown Road; DUI; released, $3,500 bond •Robert Austin Mohrmann, 24, Peacock Lane; violation of probation; held, $2,500 bond •Brandon Lee Munsey, 29, Rock Street; public intoxication, burglary, violation of probation; released, $7,500 bond •Jonathan Dwayne Prater, 29, U.S. 41A North; aggravated domestic assault; released, $7,500 bond •Bernie Austin Rogers, 18, North Cannon Boulevard; evading arrest, no driver’s license, light law; released, $6,000 bond •Miriam Palmeros Romero, 23, Ranchero Drive; driving on suspended license, running stop sign; summons issued •Naomi Love Smith, 21, Fairground Heights; driving on suspended license, financial responsibility; released, no bond •Justin Wayne White, 27, Warners Bridge Road; probation revocation; held, $4,500 bond •Sarah Ann Marie White, 28, homeless, Shelbyville; failure to appear, two bench warrants; held, $4,000 bond •Shaheed Wright, 27, Murfreesboro; failure to appear; held, $2,500 bond •Oaby Xayahan, 50, Murfreesboro; DUI, driver to exercise due care, seat belt law; released, $3,500 bond Comments NO COMMENTS ON THIS ITEM PLEASE LOG IN TO COMMENT BY CLICKING HERE OTHER ITEMS THAT MAY INTEREST YOU Witness pins down burglary suspect McGee’s sports writing career honored City sidewalks wear holiday construction No serious injury TOP LOCAL STORIES City sidewalks wear holiday construction McGee’s sports writing career honored Witness pins down burglary suspect No serious injury Driver’s License Center opens Former youth minister arraigned for statutory rape Stolen farm equipment recovered Committee talks of growing pains Read more Issue Nov. 30, 2021 View this issue Browse other issues 323 East Depot St. PO Box 380 Shelbyville, TN 37162 931-684-1200 Sections NEWS SPORTS LIFE & FEATURES OPINION OBITUARIES CLASSIFIEDS EEDITIONS WEB EXTRAS Services About Us Advertise Contact Us Subscribe Connect with us © COPYRIGHT 2021 SHELBYVILLE TIMES-GAZETTE | COPYRIGHT/TERMS OF USE POWERED BY CREATIVE CIRCLE MEDIA SOLUTIONS Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to Print Share to Email More AddThis Share options , Number of shares 4