The former Nashville officer, which is used in the writings of the shooting of the Covenant School

Nashville, Tenn. (WSMV) – A former officer in Nashville who was involved in the leak of the writings of the Covenant School shooter has bound from prison, according to his lawyers, after his bond was reduced.

Garet Davidson Garet Davidson, the former police authority of Metro Nashville, was arrested in his house in Portland, TN on Tuesday. He was then instructed with a bond of 150,000 US dollars in the Davidson County prison.

On Thursday, the public prosecutor's office stated to reduce Davidson's bond to $ 50,000. His family was able to publish Bond and Davidson was now released from prison, his lawyers said.

Davidson was recently charged in two charges. He is accused with theft, two cases of burglary and 30 cases of official misconduct, and the second accuses him of six cases of official misconduct in connection with the shootout at school at school.

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In November 2024, the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation confirmed to WSMV4 that Davidson's Portland house was searched a few weeks ago in connection with an ongoing examination.

Davidson's indictment is said to be his position within MNPD, 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.

“We continue to concentrate on defending him against what we believe in politically motivated and retaliation,” said Litson Pllc, the law firm that Davidson represents.

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