Metro Nashville police arrest 32-year-old suspect in brazen, unprovoked assault at laundromat

Authorities in Tennessee arrested the suspect involved in an unprovoked attack Wednesday at a laundromat in Nashville, police said.

The Metropolitan Nashville Police Department warned the community to be on the lookout for the suspect, later identified as 32-year-old Khadree Renfro, and put out a video showing the brutal, blindsided assault. 

The video appears to show Renfro wearing a black hooded sweatshirt, black pants and black shoes and wielding a cane or pipe. He then strikes an unidentified 45-year-old victim several times in the head and neck area.

Metro Nashville police said Renfro was arrested about eight hours after the video was posted.

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“The suspected attacker, Khadree Renfro, 32, was arrested tonight on Pennock Avenue by detectives from the Violent Crimes Division & the East Precinct’s Community Field Intelligence Team. Charges are forthcoming,” the police said on social media.

He is also believed to be a suspect in three similar attacks on March 16, 18 and 19, police said.

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An investigation is still ongoing and anyone with information on the suspect is encouraged to call the Metropolitan Police Department at 615-742-7463.