37-year-old Andrew Reynoso was stopped on his 2022 Honda CBR 1000RR motorcycle for driving with a fictitious tag reading “QUIET” at the intersection of Tiny Town Road and Franklin Meadows Way on July 6th. Officers reported that Reynoso’s tag was commonly used on cars to avoid capture when evading law enforcement. Once officers activated their emergency lights, Reynoso did not yield and continued to speed into a neighborhood at a high speed. Officers continued to follow Reynoso until they arrived at a dead-end road. As they caught up with Reynoso, he was observed trying to drive into a field until he fell off. After falling off, Reynoso started running before he was apprehended shortly after. At that time, Reynoso was identified and taken into custody for two counts of evading arrest and improper plates.
Andrew Rene Reynoso of Cracklen Circle in Clarksville, TN, was booked into the Montgomery County Jail on July 7th, charged with two counts of evading arrest and improper plates. A judicial commissioner set his bond at $10,000.
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