A traffic stop in Mt. Juliet resulted in the arrest of a man wanted in Indiana. He was driving a vehicle that had been reported stolen.
The police department's use of technology played a role in identifying the vehicle. This technology is used to track activity within the town. Further details about the arrest and the man's charges are available from local news sources.
The man is expected to face charges in Indiana, and extradition proceedings are underway.
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