Relentless Pursuit: Memphis Task Force Pressure Forces Surrender in Violent Assault Case

Memphis, Tennessee – The Memphis Safe Task Force announces the arrest of Anquanette Burnside, 24, in Memphis, Tennessee, on charges of Criminal Attempted First-Degree Murder. Burnside surrendered to authorities following the persistent and coordinated investigative efforts of the Memphis Safe Task Force. 

According to law enforcement reports, Burnside was initially arrested on January 6, 2025, following a violent incident on December 31, 2024, in which she allegedly struck a female victim twice with a motor vehicle. She was released on bond on March 14, 2025. Burnside was later indicted in connection with the case, and a warrant for her arrest was issued on September 26, 2025. 

The Memphis Safe Task Force continues to demonstrate the power of coordinated action in advancing public safety. Burnside’s arrest reflects the Memphis Safe Task Force’s unwavering mission: To Make America Safe Again and To Make Memphis Safe. 

This arrest delivers a strong and unmistakable message that those who commit violent acts will be identified, located, and brought to justice. It reflects the unwavering dedication and seamless coordination among every agency involved. 

The Memphis Safe Task Force continues to uphold its core values of transparency, accountability, and public trust. Burnside’s arrest reinforces a critical reality, law enforcement stands united, vigilant, and fully committed to safeguarding the Memphis community from violent offenders.