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This Cheatham County arraignment session with Judge David Wolfe ran the gamut—from firearms to fraud.

Mr. Perez faced charges of possessing Schedule VI drugs, firearms during a felony, drug paraphernalia, violating a no-contact order, and controlled substances. He pled not guilty, with bond reduction requests left for later.

Mr. Spicer was arraigned for a probation violation, pled not guilty, and was set for hearing September 29.

Tom Stuart was indicted for theft of property valued $10,000–$60,000. Due to a conflict, a new attorney was appointed, and he pled not guilty, with trial set for January 2026.

William Stout faced charges of meth, cocaine, fentanyl, and paraphernalia possession. Another conflict meant private counsel was appointed, and he pled not guilty, with trial set January 7, 2026.

Larry Tanksley was arraigned for assault with bodily injury and theft, represented by private counsel, and pled not guilty, with trial also expected in January.

Finally, the session touched on scheduling a 4:12 motion hearing and even joked about whether a courtroom or gymnasium would be needed for a massive conspiracy trial in January.

From guns and drugs to theft and courtroom humor, Judge Wolfe kept the docket sharp and unflinching.

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