Henry C. Leventis
Nashville Man Sentenced to 16 Years for Armed Robbery
Terrell Stevenson of Nashville was sentenced to 16 years for multiple armed robbery and firearms convictions.
U.S. Attorney Henry Leventis Announces Resignation
Henry C. Leventis will resign as U.S. Attorney for the Middle District of Tennessee effective October 4, 2024.
DOJ investigates conditions at Tennessee's Trousdale Turner Correctional Center for potential civil rights violations.
Kenneth Moore faces multiple charges for robbing, beating, and raping three women in Clarksville.
Cathleen Caraballo sentenced to 37 months for fraud involving Social Security and Medicare.
Julio Esparza received a 70-month federal prison sentence for drug trafficking activities in Tennessee.
A Smyrna gym and its landlord settle allegations of ADA violations by ceasing operations and paying fines.
Good Times Restaurants agrees to a $352,000 settlement for alleged ADA violations against children using wheelchairs.
Scotty Thomas Lumley sentenced to 47 months in prison for bank fraud, wire fraud, and tax evasion.
Kenneth Dewayne Johnson faces federal charges for unlawful ammunition possession after a Nashville bus station shooting.