TBI calculates the former officer in Nashville, which is involved in the writings of the Covenant School shooter

Nashville, Tenn. (WSMV) – The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation has accused a former police officer from Metro Nashville of official misconduct.

The former MNPD lieutenant, Garet Davidson, was previously identified when examining the leak of the shooters of the shooting of the Covenant School. The documents were forwarded to a Tennessee Media Outlet, which she later published.

In November 2024, the TBI confirmed to the WSMV4 that the house of the former MNPD officer Garet Davidson's house from Portland was searched a few weeks ago in connection with an ongoing examination.

Now Davidson is charged with his position within MNPD in order to access limited areas according to the TBI without permission within the department. He is accused of inserting several criminal matters, internal investigative cases, original case files and other documents without authorization.

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On Tuesday, TBI agents and other law enforcement officers Davidson in Portland, Tennessee, arrested two separate charges.

“One accuses Davidson for theft, two cases of burglary and 30 cases of official misconduct. The second indictment signed him with six cases of official misconduct in connection with the shootout at school,” said the TBI.

He was instructed with a bond of 150,000 US dollars in Davidson County's prison.

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