One Bartlett business, along with several in Memphis, Cordova and other area communities, was among those cited in last week’s June disciplinary action report issued by the Division of Regulatory Boards within Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance (TDCI).
The June report is the most recent currently available. Download the full .pdf file at tn.gov/assets/entities/commerce/attachments/DAR-06-2017.pdf.
The Division of Regulatory Boards protects the health and safety of Tennessee citizens through boards, commissions, and programs by ensuring that persons meet minimum professional standards, by responsively and timely handling complaints, and by providing consumer education on regulated professions and industries. The division’s boards include the Motor Vehicle Commission, the Real Estate Commission, the Board of Funeral Directors & Embalmers, and the Cosmetology & Barber Examiners Board, among others.
These boards, commissions, and programs are empowered to take disciplinary action – including revocation of licenses and assessment of civil penalties – against license holders found guilty of violating laws governing their professions.
Accountancy offender
- William Fulton Jr. of Cordova, failure to enroll in peer review and practicing on an expired license, $4,000 civil penalty, June 20
Cosmetology & barber offenders
- Best Nails of Memphis; unlicensed activity, uncovered trash containers, and no valid shop license and/or personal license displayed; $2,500 civil penalty, June 5
- Terrance Sylestial Murphy of Memphis, unlicensed activity, $1,000 civil penalty and $234 cost, June 10
- Palin Barber Shop, unlicensed activity and no manager was present during operating hours, $1,500 civil penalty, June 14
- Revolution Salon of Memphis, unlicensed activity and allowing barbering services not authorized by cosmetology shop license, $250 civil penalty, June 14
- Thuy Thi Li of Memphis, manager failed to ensure proper licensure, $2,500 civil penalty, June 16
- Debra’s Nails of Memphis, unlicensed activity, $100 civil penalty, June 16
- 1st Class Barber Shop of Memphis, business failed to ensure proper licensure, $100 civil penalty, June 19
- Emmanuel D. Arnold of Memphis, unlicensed activity, $100 civil penalty, June 26
- Rose’s Nail Salon of Memphis, failure to wear name tags, $3,000 civil penalty, June 26
- Make U Ova of Memphis, unlicensed activity, $100 civil penalty, June 26
Motor vehicle offenders
- Earnest Spann of Cordova; failure to comply with Tennessee statutes 56-1-109, 56-1-312 or 36-5-706; suspension of license; June 27
- Dameetri Hester of Memphis; failure to comply with Tennessee statutes 56-1-109, 56-1-312 or 36-5-706; suspension of license; June 27
- Tony Hayes of Memphis; failure to comply with Tennessee statutes 56-1-109, 56-1-312 or 36-5-706; suspension of license; June 27
- Kevin Taylor of Memphis; failure to comply with Tennessee statutes 56-1-109, 56-1-312 or 36-5-706; suspension of license; June 27
- Tony Morris of Memphis, unlicensed activity, $500 civil penalty, June 9
- Sunrise Buick GMC at Wolfchase LLC of Bartlett; engaging in false, fraudulent and deceptive acts; $500 civil penalty; June 14
Private protection service offenders
- Robin Jarrell of Millington, unlicensed activity, $2,000 civil penalty and $695 costs, April 27
- Cheryl Dean of Memphis; failure to comply with Tennessee statutes 56-1-109, 56-1-312 or 36-5-706; suspension of license; June 23
- Sade Corbett of Memphis; failure to comply with Tennessee statutes 56-1-109, 56-1-312 or 36-5-706; suspension of license; June 30
- Anita Jean Glasper of Cordova; failure to comply with Tennessee statutes 56-1-109, 56-1-312 or 36-5-706; suspension of license; June 30
Real estate appraiser offenders
- Sarah Christine Johanson of Collierville, USPAP violations, $4,000 civil penalty, June 26
Real estate commission offenders
- Tara Watkins-Wilson of Memphis, unlicensed activity, $6,000 civil penalty, June 27
