LADY WITH PROSTITUTION ARRESTS ACCUSED OF STEALING MAN’S SUV AND $500 CASH FROM MOTEL

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Jessica was charged with stealing a man’s 2025 Chevy SUV and cash in motel near North Tryon, she lost custody of her daughter

Jessica Nolen, 36, was arrested on August 25, 2025 in Charlotte, NC accused of stealing a man’s rental car. Jessica has a past arrest history of drugs and prostitution. Follow Charlotte Alerts on Instagram.

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Jessica Nolen

In July 2025 a man named Jamarcus was staying at the Woodspring Suites located at 7007 Macfarlane Boulevard near North Tryon St.

Jessica was in his room. Jamarcus fell asleep for a few hours, when he awoke Jessica was gone along with his 2025 Chevy Equinox rental car and $500 cash.

Jamarcus never gave Jessica permission to drive the rental car. Jessica even lost custody of her daughter Skylar.

Jessica has been arrested many times for cocaine possession, prostitution, and drug possession.

Jessica was arrested for prostitution in Charlotte in 2019

On August 25, 2025 Jessica was arrested charged with larceny and possession of stolen vehicle. Prostitution crimes in Charlotte are steady.

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