On August 27th, 21-year-old Sincere Brent was stopped in his black 2012 Ford Fusion at the College Street and Hornberger Lane intersection. Officers observed that his window was darker than the legal limit. When officers made contact with Brent and asked for his information, he handed them his driver’s license. However, Brent explained that he had no other information for the vehicle. In an attempt to see if he did have anything, Brent searched his glove box.
Officers saw what looked like falsified temporary tags in the glove box as he did this. During the investigation, officers found that the temporary tag on the vehicle and the other two in the glove box were determined to be fake. It was also found that Brent’s driver’s license was revoked for failing to comply with a financial payment on November 21st, 2023. The Ford Fusion was last registered in Kentucky on August 15th, 2019, but Brent advised that he had purchased the car over a year ago. Brent was then taken into custody and charged with altering, falsifying, forging auto titles, driving on a suspended/revoked license, illegal window tint, driving with no registration, and driving with no insurance.
Sincere La’kevian Brent of Ellsworth Street in Memphis, TN, was booked into the Montgomery County Jail on August 27th, charged with altering, falsifying, forging auto titles, driving on a suspended/revoked license, window tint, no registration, and no insurance. A judicial commissioner set his bond at $6,000.
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