A stolen SUV from Smith County was recovered in Mt. Juliet. The vehicle belonged to a woman from Gordonsville.
The recovery was made possible by license plate readers that alerted Mt. Juliet police to the SUV's location. This led to the swift return of the vehicle to its owner, about an hour after it was reported stolen.
Further details about the incident, including the suspect's arrest, are available from WKRN News 2.
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