NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — Seven men have been indicted following the death of Dallas Barrett at a Broadway bar this past August.
The 22-year-old Barrett was involved in an altercation with security staff at Whiskey Row the night of August 16.
Six men who were working at the bar that night were indicted on charges of reckless homicide and aggravated assault resulting in death.
Those six men are:
- Dylan Thomas Larocca, 33, of Mt. Juliet
- John D. Eustace, 26, of Hermitage
- Mark Ryan Watkins, 24, last known address DeBary, Florida
- Mallet Daquan Meneese, 30, of Hermitage
- Jaelen Alexander Maxwell, 23, of Murfreesboro
- Tarrell K. Gray, 25, of Nashville
Steven Simon, 41, of Hermitage was a non-employee of the bar who police say appeared to hold Barrett's legs while he was on the ground.
Larocca and Simon surrendered to police Friday. The other five men were taken into custody by December 20.
Surveillance footage from the bar showed Barrett was held on the rooftop bar floor by security staff.
MNPD were called to the bar after the incident was called in to 911.
Barrett was found on the floor unresponsive. CPR was performed on him, but he died at Vanderbilt University Medical Center that night.
A medical examiner concluded last month Barrett died of asphyxiation and listed the manner of death as a homicide.
Bond for all seven men was set at $25,000. All have been released from jail on bond. According to court records, there are no pending court dates in this case yet.
