NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) -- As a result of a coordinated effort between Metro Nashville Police Department Aviation and Violent Crimes detectives Friday night, authorities said they arrested three people and recovered two stolen vehicles, five guns, and 60 grams of marijuana.

According to officials, detectives found the first Infiniti Q50 heading northbound on Dickerson Pike near Old Hickory Boulevard with a temporary tag that wasn't on file. The car allegedly sped off from an attempted traffic stop on Friday, May 9.

Law enforcement said MNPD Aviation spotted the Infiniti going more than 90 mph and running multiple traffic lights to evade detectives, but when the vehicle stopped on Westchester Drive, the two occupants ran into a nearby home. Detectives reportedly arrested the occupants: 19-year-old Kejuan Hodges and a 17-year-old whose name was not released.

Police said they recovered marijuana from the floorboard of the Infiniti that fled, which had been reported stolen in another county on April 1; discovered a second Infiniti Q50 in the driveway that was also reported stolen outside the county on April 18; and found five weapons -- including one stolen firearm -- inside the home.

Authorities identified the homeowner as 39-year-old Ricky Davis, who has multiple felony convictions. He was charged with possession of a weapon as a felon, but he's already been released on a $2,500 bond.

According to MNPD, Hodges -- who was arrested in February on several charges, including aggravated robbery and aggravated assault -- is currently being held in the Metro Jail on a $51,000 bond for two counts of vehicle theft, evading arrest, marijuana possession, and contributing to the delinquency of a minor.

Officials said the 17-year-old was charged in Juvenile Court but did not mention the nature of those charges.

No additional details have been released about this incident.

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