MIDDLE TENNESSEE – The Lululemon store in Murfreesboro, Tennessee is among the company’s locations where two women arrested in Nashville have been banned, according to Metro Nashville Police. The women, 46-year-old Satonya Moneke Maiden and 33-year-old Ebony Shanetel Hammond, were arrested last week at a store in Nashville’s Gulch neighborhood. WGNS confirmed through the Davidson County Correctional Development Center that both remained jailed as of Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
Maiden and Hammond, both of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, were found in dressing rooms allegedly removing tags from merchandise, police said. Store employees told police in Nashville they recognized them in connection with theft warrants involving their other retail locations across the country.
Hammond initially gave Central Precinct officers two false last names and two fraudulent Social Security numbers, according to police. Officers also found a Kia key fob in her purse for a vehicle parked nearby. Organized Retail Crime detectives searched the vehicle and found more than $10,000 worth of merchandise from Lululemon, Alo, Sephora, Ulta and Carhartt. Police said the items were connected to out-of-state thefts…