March 7, 2018 •
Nashville Mayor Resigns After Pleading Guilty to Felony Theft
Nashville Mayor Megan Barry resigned yesterday, March 6, after pleading guilty to felony theft of property exceeding $10,000. Barry misappropriated city funds over the course of two years to bankroll an affair with the head of her security detail. As […]
Nashville Mayor Megan Barry resigned yesterday, March 6, after pleading guilty to felony theft of property exceeding $10,000.
Barry misappropriated city funds over the course of two years to bankroll an affair with the head of her security detail.
As part of a plea deal, Barry agreed to reimburse the city $11,000 and serve three years of unsupervised probation.
Vice Mayor David Briley was sworn in as mayor immediately following her resignation.
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