‘You can’t outrun a helicopter’: MNPD discusses aerial enforcement in Antioch for street racing

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — The Metro Nashville Police Department’s Southeast Precinct is stepping up its fight against illegal street racing — with help from above.

Commander Carlos Lara with the Southeast Precinct said a slight uptick in street racing prompted a plan to work with MNPD’s aviation unit to keep streets safe. Since the MNPD’s Southeast Precinct opened last November, Lara has made it a priority to crack down on street racing.

“I can tell you I have not received as many complaints about meet-ups or heard as many burnouts,” Metro Councilmember for District 32, Joy Styles, said…

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