The Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance’s Division of Regulatory Boards has released its latest Disciplinary Action Report, which includes eight Rutherford County businesses in its compiled actions taken by its boards and commissions during the month of April.

Program	Respondent	Location	Violation	Action	Date
Contractors & Home Improvement, Limited Licensed Electricians, Limited Licensed Plumbers	The Gravel Company, LLC	Murfreesboro	Unlicensed activity	$250 civil penalty	04/19/21
Motor Vehicle	RAD Auto Sales LLC	Murfreesboro	Engaging in false, fraudulent, or deceptive practice(s)	$250 civil penalty	04/14/21
Real Estate Commission	Marion Creson	Murfreesboro	Failure to supervise an affiliate due to lapse in affiliate's E&O insurance policy	$400 civil penalty	04/28/21
Real Estate Commission	Cynthia Stanton	Murfreesboro	Failure to supervise an affiliate due to lapse in affiliate's E&O insurance policy	$200 civil penalty	04/28/21
Real Estate Commission	Marion Creson	Murfreesboro	Failure to supervise an affiliate due to lapse in affiliate's E&O insurance policy	$400 civil penalty	04/28/21
Cosmetology & Barber	Jashelius Zyshawn Kelly	La Vergne	Unlicensed activity	$750 civil penalty and $1,944.25 costs	04/01/21
Cosmetology & Barber	Roberto Daniel Muniz	La Vergne	Person(s) without valid license(s) practicing and responsibilities of owner and manager	$2,500 civil penalty	04/12/21
Cosmetology & Barber	Danny's Barbershop	La Vergne	Person(s) without valid license(s) practicing	$2,000 civil penalty	04/12/21

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 Board for Licensing Contractors, 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.

About the Tennessee Department of Commerce & Insurance: Protecting Tennesseans through balanced oversight of insurance and regulated professions while enhancing consumer advocacy, education, and public safety. Our divisions include the State Fire Marshal’s Office, Insurance, Securities, Consumer Affairs, Regulatory Boards, Tennessee Law Enforcement Training Academy, Tennessee Emergency Communications Board, and TennCare Oversight.