Suspect Arrested, Stolen Cash and Getaway Vehicle Recovered in Murfreesboro Armored Truck Robbery

Police continue search for second suspect involved in the heist that led to a high-speed chase.

Apr. 17, 2026 at 5:07am

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An extreme close-up photograph of a damaged armored car door handle, capturing the gritty details and stark lighting to convey the investigative nature of the crime scene.The aftermath of an armored car robbery exposes the harsh realities of targeted cash heists that put public safety at risk.Murfreesboro Today

Murfreesboro Police Department detectives have arrested one suspect, recovered the getaway vehicle, and recovered part of the stolen money in connection with an armored truck robbery that led officers on a pursuit on April 8. The suspect, Drew Edward Sisco, has been charged with armed robbery and felony evading arrest, while police are still searching for a second person involved in the robbery.

Why it matters

Armored car robberies are a serious crime that put public safety at risk, and this incident highlights the collaborative efforts of local law enforcement to track down suspects and recover stolen assets. The high-speed chase also raises concerns about the dangers of such pursuits in populated areas.

The details

According to police, Sisco and another individual approached a Loomis armored truck outside the Ascend Federal Credit Union on West Clark Boulevard, assaulted one employee, and fled with an undisclosed amount of cash. MPD officers spotted the suspected getaway vehicle, a black 2018 Nissan Armada, near Old Fort Park, leading to a pursuit along Interstate 24 and Interstate 840 before the suspects evaded officers. Investigators later learned the suspects had changed the vehicle's license plate. Crime data analysts and patrol officers worked together to locate the vehicle and identify Sisco as a suspect, leading to his arrest by Metro Nashville Police Department officers.

  • The robbery occurred on April 8, 2026.
  • Sisco was arrested on April 9, 2026 in Nashville.
  • A hearing for Sisco is set for April 16, 2026 in General Sessions Court.

The players

Drew Edward Sisco

A 37-year-old Nashville resident who has been charged with armed robbery and felony evading arrest in connection with the armored truck heist.

Loomis

The armored truck company whose vehicle was targeted in the robbery.

Ascend Federal Credit Union

The financial institution where the armored truck was parked when the robbery occurred.

Murfreesboro Police Department

The local law enforcement agency that led the investigation and pursuit, resulting in the arrest of one suspect.

Metro Nashville Police Department

The regional police force that assisted Murfreesboro detectives in apprehending the suspect in Nashville.

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What they’re saying

“Police ask anyone who can assist in identifying the second robber to contact Detective William Pullias at 629-201-5640.”

— Detective William Pullias, Murfreesboro Police Department

What’s next

A hearing for suspect Drew Edward Sisco is scheduled for Thursday, April 16, 2026 in General Sessions Court, where a judge will determine if he will be granted bail.

The takeaway

This case highlights the risks and dangers of armored car robberies, which can escalate into high-speed chases and put public safety at serious risk. It also demonstrates the importance of collaborative law enforcement efforts and the use of data analytics to track down suspects and recover stolen assets.