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Stacey B. Edmonson, 21st District Attorney General

Stacey B. Edmonson is the District Attorney General for Williamson County, Tennessee. Edmonson, 21st District Attorney General.

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09/02/2026

On August 20, 2026, Roderick Gross-Santoro was convicted following a jury trial of Sexual Battery.

The case was tried by Assistant District Attorney Marci Curry with assistance from Senior Assistant District Attorney Jennifer Dungan. The case was investigated by the DA’s office following a referral from the Williamson County Sheriff’s Department. Investigator Joe Ashmore, Lt. Ashley Lindquist, Deputy Charity Runk, and former Deputy Josh Lawrence helped significantly with the case. Victim Witness Coordinator Shannon Welch assisted the prosecution team.

Judge Deana Hood has set the matter for sentencing review on September 28, 2026.

08/17/2026

On August 11, 2026, Robert Gregory was convicted following a jury trial of Driving Under the Influence, 6th Offense; Simple Possession of Ma*****na; Resisting Arrest; Open Container; Failure to Maintain Lane; and Driving Without Insurance.

The case was tried by Deputy District Attorney Jennifer Mason. The arresting agency was the Tennessee Highway Patrol, with assistance from Franklin Police Department and Brentwood Police Department.

Judge David Veile has set the matter for sentencing review on September 18, 2026.

This case demonstrates the outstanding partnership among multiple law enforcement agencies in Williamson County and their continued commitment to working together to promote public safety and hold offenders accountable.

08/03/2026

This summer, we had the privilege of working alongside an outstanding group of interns. Throughout the summer, they demonstrated professionalism, curiosity, and a strong commitment to learning while making meaningful contributions to our team. We appreciate all their hard work and dedication and look forward to seeing where their careers take them.

07/03/2026

Our office will be closed Friday, July 3rd, 2026, in observance of Independence Day.

We wish everyone a safe and happy Fourth of July weekend!

07/01/2026

On Friday June 26th, Keith Lovell Boykin was sentenced to 10 years to serve in the Tennessee Department of Corrections. The defendant pled guilty to Possession of Methamphetamine with Intent to Sell or Deliver and Possession of a Weapon by a Convicted Felon. The case was prosecuted by our Major Crimes Unit and investigated by Officer Wesley Carpenter of the Brentwood Police Department.

06/19/2026

Today, we recognize Juneteenth, a day of historical significance that marks the end of slavery in the United States. More than 160 years ago, the final enforcement of the Emancipation Proclamation brought freedom to those who had remained enslaved, representing an important milestone in our nation's history.

In honor of this federal holiday, our office will be closed.

06/10/2026

On May 19th, 2026, a Williamson County Jury found Mark Billings guilty of Driving Under the Influence – 3rd Offense; Driving On A Revoked License Due to Two (2) Prior Convictions of DUI; and Violation Of The Open Container Law. The charges stem from a 2024 investigation that began when Sergeant Odendahl of the Brentwood Police Department initiated a stop of a silver vehicle driven by Billings. During the stop, Sergeant Odendahl observed numerous indicators of impairment, and subsequent chemical testing of Billings' blood revealed a blood alcohol concentration of 0.041 and methamphetamine. The case was prosecuted by Assistant District Attorney Zachary Lambert, with assistance from Assistant Victim Witness Coordinator Emma Williams.

Following the announcement of the verdict, Billings' bond was revoked, and he was taken into custody. Sentencing was held on June 8th, 2026; Judge Woodruff sentenced Billings to 17 months and 29 days in the Williamson County Jail – the maximum possible sentence for the above charges.

05/25/2026

Our office is closed today, May 25, 2026, in observance of Memorial Day. We pause to pay tribute to the brave men and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our nation. May we never forget their courage, selflessness, and dedication.

04/24/2026

Yesterday, April 23rd, our office hosted a walk in honor of National Crime Victims’ Rights Week.

General Edmonson read the Tennessee Crime Victims’ Bill of Rights. Mayor Rogers Anderson proclaimed this week as Crime Victims’ Rights Week. The proclamation was read by County Commissioner Guy Carden. The Crime Victim Service Award was presented to Detective Matt Griffin of the Brentwood Police Department by last year’s award recipient, Victim Advocate Amy Crossland of the Brentwood Police Department.

We want to thank everyone that joined us in our efforts to stand in solidarity, raise awareness, and support survivors, families, and our community. This walk is more than just steps—it’s a movement toward healing and hope.

To apply to our internship program, email 21stDAG@tndagc.org.

04/17/2026

To apply to our internship program, email [email protected].

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