Williamson County Commissioner arrested on domestic violence charge

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Posted: Jan 18, 2020 / 09:37 PM CST / Updated: Jan 18, 2020 / 09:37 PM CST

WILLIAMSON COUNTY, Tenn. (WKRN) – Williamson County Commissioner Dwight Jones has been arrested for domestic violence charges.

According to Fairview police, Jones was arrested Friday night for interfering with a 911 call and domestic assault.

Commissioner Jones is being held at the Williamson County Jail.

This is a developing story. Stay with News 2 and WKRN.com for updates.

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