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Pleasant View Busted Mugshots and Arrest Records

Pleasant View sits in Cheatham County. The April 1, 2020 Census counted 4,807 residents, making it the county's second-largest mapped incorporated place. The city runs its own police department. The Cheatham County Sheriff's Office and other agencies can also step in when an incident falls outside municipal jurisdiction. That mix shapes where records live. The police may hold a municipal incident report, while the Cheatham County Jail or another county custodian holds the booking record tied to county custody. No separate Pleasant View jail was verified, so confirm current custody directly rather than guessing from where the incident occurred.

The Pleasant View Police Department page names Chief Tad Wheeler and Assistant Chief Adam Wright. For emergencies, call 911. Non-emergency lines are (615) 792-2098 and (615) 746-0600 extension 105. The state's TBI agency directory confirms the department at 1008 Civic Court, Pleasant View, TN 37146, and lists the 615-746-0600 number as well. These contacts identify the town agency. They do not point to any public booking feed or photo roster.

The official police department page is the source represented below.

Its agency details can support a direct records inquiry. Since no arrest log appears there, treat the page as contact information rather than proof of a current booking or a published booking photograph.

Where Pleasant View Busted Mugshots Appear

You will not find a dedicated Pleasant View arrest log, booking bulletin, mugshot roster, or daily police blotter on the official town site. No verified Cheatham County current-custody roster, same-day booking sheet, or multi-day booking bulletin surfaced either. The official path is a series of phone calls and existing-record requests, not a city-name web search. A report may sit with the municipality. A booking entry may sit with the county. The court case comes later. Keeping those custody states separate will save you real confusion when you check a name.

An old third-party result proves nothing about present custody. A missing one proves nothing either. Cheatham's official systems post no stated photo policy, refresh schedule, or post-release display period. Request a booking photograph on its own. Never assume one is available just because an unofficial page shows an image.

Note: A news story about a Pleasant View incident cannot replace a jail confirmation, a municipal report, or a court disposition.

Busted in Pleasant View: Custody Lookup

Begin any lookup with the record type and the date range. For a municipal event, the police department is the best first call. Cheatham County's Jail Administration is the documented contact when someone may be in county custody right now. A person released after booking may no longer appear through a current-custody inquiry. The county can still provide the existing booking record on request. The county-wide custody and records path covers that fallback chain in full detail.

1. Contact Pleasant View Police when the question concerns a city incident, report, or arresting agency. Provide a full name and a narrow event date when known.
2. For a current county-custody question, contact Jail Administration at (615) 792-2042. Dispatch at (615) 792-2098 is the official non-emergency path when appropriate.
3. If no current custody can be confirmed, submit a targeted county request for an existing booking record or booking photograph. Include the person's name, a date range, and the arresting agency if known.
4. For the later legal result, check the Cheatham County case-search route or contact the court clerk. A filed case is not a live jail list.

No verified municipal or county site promises a same-day Pleasant View booking result. Officials post no 24-hour, 48-hour, 72-hour, weekly, or other rolling Cheatham booking window. Calling about current custody and requesting a dated record are two different tasks. Treating an unofficial listing as a county database accomplishes neither.

Pleasant View Police Records Requests

For an existing Pleasant View municipal record, the town's Public Records Request form is the right official starting point. It routes requests to the Deputy Clerk at deputyclerk@townofpleasantview.com or (615) 746-0600 extension 101. The form asks for a detailed description, a subject, and a time frame. Name the person, the date, and the kind of report you want. You can choose inspection or copies, with pickup, USPS, or electronic delivery.

Inspection is free under the town form. The form also says a written request is not needed to inspect records. One limit applies. The town does not have to create a record that does not already exist. No Pleasant View-specific booking-photo fee or turnaround time was verified, so ask about the charge, the estimated completion date, and anything that cannot be released. That beats applying a county fee or another city's picture charge to Pleasant View.

Use the town form for a municipal police report. A Cheatham jail booking record or photo is different. For those, send the county's CT-0445 public-records request along with its public-records policy. The county coordinator's route stays separate from the town clerk's route because a municipal report and a jail booking record may not share a custodian.

Pleasant View Busted Booking Records

Cheatham County posts no confirmed online booking roster. So a records search in Pleasant View runs through two county offices. For anyone currently in custody, Jail Administration is the right contact. Older files go elsewhere. The County Public Records Request Coordinator takes those written requests. Form CT-0445 gives room to name the record, the date span, the person involved, and whether you want to inspect it or receive copies.

A well-built request can cover a lot of ground in one pass. Ask for the booking number, the intake date, the arresting agency, and the charges as booked. Also request any bond entry, the custody or release status, the holding facility, and whether a booking photograph exists in a separate file. Tennessee's Public Records Act backs this up. Inspection is free, while copies run $0.15 per black-and-white page and $0.50 per color. Labor charges can apply after the first hour, and delivery or vendor costs may be added. If a record cannot be produced right away, the policy requires a response form within seven business days. A response is not the same as release of every photo.

Note: Request a written explanation for any withheld or redacted item, and ask the town only for records it actually keeps.

Pleasant View Arrest News Sources

When a Pleasant View incident makes the news, Cheatham County Source's crime section is the strongest local digital source around. It is not an arrest roster or a photo feed, though. Coverage depends on the story. It may draw on agency releases, partner reporting, or supplied images. WSMV and WKRN also report on Cheatham incidents, though neither appears to maintain a recurring Pleasant View mugshot feature.

The county's Crime News & Mugshots coverage keeps news stories separate from actual record sources. Busted Newspaper has older Cheatham pages with no confirmed current index. Mugshots.com's Cheatham County section offers nothing specific to Pleasant View. Treat all of these as unofficial and possibly stale. Before relying on a story or third-party entry, check it against the arresting agency, the custody contact, and the court file.

Pleasant View Arrests After Booking

A booking record is a snapshot of one moment. The full legal outcome lives elsewhere. Cheatham County General Sessions handles misdemeanors and felony preliminary hearings, and the court file carries the later events. The final determination, called the disposition, might be a dismissal, a diversion, a plea, or another result. When a disposition is missing, the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation's disposition and expungement information points you back to the court that handled the case.

Charges listed at booking can change or disappear as the case moves. That is why the court record matters. A town police report, a county custody entry, and a final disposition are three different documents that cannot stand in for one another. If a person ends up in Tennessee Department of Correction custody or supervision, the state FOIL offender search may show a separate record with a photo. It still does not replace a local booking search.