Violent Crimes detectives arrested four persons Friday morning for multiple aggravated burglaries at liquor stores in South Nashville. Three guns and two stolen vehicles were recovered. A stolen gray Infinity Q50, identified as the suspect vehicle in a series of recent robberies and burglaries in the area, was observed by detectives fleeing a liquor store on Old Hickory Boulevard along with a Hyundai Elantra.
Detectives discovered the store had been broken into and followed both vehicles to an apartment complex on Haywood Lane. Detectives attempted to approach the vehicles when both fled yet again, this time to another liquor store at 1605 Murfreesboro Pike.
Both stolen cars were spotted fleeing that store that was also burglarized before detectives located them at 2940 Murfreesboro Pike, where the Hyundai was used to ram into the front door of the business.
Both vehicles were successfully stopped at an apartment complex on Cane Ridge Road. Four of the five suspects were taken into custody.
Eh Moo Maung, 26, was charged with three counts of aggravated burglary and three counts of felony weapon possession. A 17-year-old and two 16-year-olds were charged in juvenile court.
Two handguns, one of them stolen on Foster Avenue in January, and an AK-style rifle were found inside the vehicles.
Maung’s photo is being withheld pending lineups.
