In the early weeks of 2025, Nashville has experienced a significant number of gun thefts from vehicles. As of now, 120 guns have been reported stolen from vehicles in the city, with 34 of these incidents occurring just last week. This alarming figure represents 75% of all guns reported stolen in Davidson County this year.
The Metropolitan Nashville Police Department (MNPD) has been actively working to curb vehicle theft and related crimes through a special initiative launched last February. This initiative has led to 1,082 arrests and has resulted in the recovery of 588 stolen vehicles and 249 guns.
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The MNPD urges residents of Nashville to take preventive measures to protect their property. They recommend locking car doors, securing valuables such as guns, and removing keys from vehicles. Stolen guns and vehicles are often used in further criminal activities, including carjackings and robberies.
For more information and updates on crime in Nashville, you can visit the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department’s website at Interactive Crime Maps.
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