Nashville Woman Arrested After Fourth DUI Offense
Michelle Rayshawn Campbell faces multiple felony charges following a crash that injured a responding police officer.
Updated on Sept. 26, 2026 in Crime — General
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Nashville police arrested 29-year-old Michelle Rayshawn Campbell on Saturday following a series of crashes near Commerce Street. The suspect, who allegedly attempted to drive into a closed area of Lower Broadway, struck three vehicles before police tracked her to an Emory Drive residence.
Why it matters
The incident resulted in injury to an officer who was attempting to detain the driver. The suspect now faces a comprehensive list of serious felony charges including aggravated assault and reckless endangerment.
Michelle Rayshawn Campbell is being held on a $73,250 bond following her arrest for a fourth DUI offense. She faces charges including aggravated assault on an officer, five counts of leaving the scene of a crash, and felony evading arrest.
The players
Michelle Rayshawn Campbell
She is a 29-year-old resident of Nashville who was taken into custody following an alleged hit-and-run incident.
The details
Campbell allegedly drove north on Second Avenue before crashing into three vehicles on Friday night. One officer sustained minor injuries while attempting to break the car's window during the subsequent investigation into the hit-and-run incidents.
Timeline
Friday night, September 25, 2026: The suspect crashed into vehicles near Lower Broadway.
Saturday, September 26, 2026: Police arrested Campbell at her residence on Emory Drive.
Legal Context
This case follows established prosecution patterns for repeat offenders under state law. The severity of the charges reflects the escalating legal consequences for individuals who repeatedly violate municipal traffic and safety codes.
The incident led to temporary closures and safety concerns near the busy Lower Broadway area. Residents should remain aware of potential traffic disruptions as investigations into the multiple crash scenes continue.
The takeaway
Repeat DUI offenses carry heavy legal weight due to the significant risk posed to public safety. Drivers are reminded that evading law enforcement during such incidents significantly increases the severity of the resulting felony charges.
Further reading
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