FUGITIVE
CASE #: 2025-223
Allen Bautista Milla
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Nashville, Tennessee
Summary:
Allen Bautista Milla, 21, is believed to be responsible for the fatal hit-and-run crash that killed 31-year-old Blaise Schaeffer on December 10, 2025. Investigators said he left the scene on foot and has not been found. Allen Bautista Milla has been added to the TBI Most Wanted List.
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Circumstances of Offense:
Allen Bautista Milla, 21, has been identified as the driver of the Honda Civic responsible for the December 10 fatal hit and run of bicyclist Blaise Schaeffer, 31, on Nolensville Pike near Burkitt Road. The investigation revealed Milla was seen driving erratically by a city of Nolensville police officer, who attempted to stop the Civic, prior to the collision in the northbound lane shortly after 11 p.m. Schaeffer died at TriStar Nolensville. The suspect continued driving after the collision until the car broke down at Nolensville Pike and Concord Hills Drive. The Metro Nashville Police Department said the driver reportedly ran off into the woods armed with a weapon, but officers were able to detain a female passenger for questioning.
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Traffic Division investigators have obtained warrants charging Milla with vehicular homicide by recklessness, false imprisonment, failure to render aid and leaving the scene of an accident involving death. Investigators said he left the scene on foot and has not been found. The firm recently increased the reward to $50,000 to help locate Milla and bring justice for Schaeffer's family. The case has also drawn renewed attention to the James Bardsley Life Protection Act, which would increase penalties for drivers who leave the scene of a crash. Under the proposal, leaving the scene of a crash resulting in injury would increase from a Class A misdemeanor to a Class E felony. If the victim dies, the charge would increase from a Class E felony to a Class D felony. Next month, the community will gather for the Ride of Silence in honor of Schaeffer and other cyclists killed on the road.
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Tennessee Bureau of Investigation adds Allen Bautista Milla to TBI Most Wanted List.
Bike Law increases reward to $50,000 for information leading to Milla's arrest.
Metro Nashville Police Department officially announces search for Allen Bautista Milla and charges with vehicular homicide and related offenses.
Allen Bautista Milla driving erratically on Nolensville Pike; Nolensville police officer attempts to stop the vehicle; vehicle strikes bicyclist Blaise Schaeffer; Schaeffer later dies at TriStar Nolensville.
Vehicle breaks down at Nolensville Pike and Concord Hills Drive; Milla flees on foot armed with a weapon; female passenger detained for questioning.
Associated Persons
Blaise S. (Victim) - Deceased
Unknown (Other) - Living
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