Rutherford County Sheriff’s Office needs assistance locating a teen they say has been missing since November 13. Luke Allen, 17, is believed to be staying with friends at this time. His hair is red and purple. If you have any information about Luke, call the Rutherford County Sheriff’s Office at 615-898-7770.
On Thursday November 19th, 2020, the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office partnered with the Manchester and Tullahoma Police Departments as well as the Tennessee Highway Patrol to participate in a Torch Run in support of the Special Olympics. The Special Olympics were cancelled this year due to COVID-19, so these law enforcement agencies decided to participate …
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The Coffee County Sheriff’s Department have received calls from citizens stating they have been getting calls from people identifying themselves as members of the Sheriff’s Department. They state that they have civil warrants and the person needs to call a number to take care of the issue. Once people call this number, they are being …
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An SIU made up of the Tullahoma Police Department (TPD), Coffee County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) and the Manchester Police Department (MPD) were recognized for their narcotics work and were awarded the Community Changing Award from the Tennessee Narcotics Officer Association. “While our work is not done in our communities, we are encouraged by the results …
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Earlier this year local businessman Jay Kalvala, owner of the Sleep Inn, and former Manchester Alderman Gene Holmes paired up to work on a project to show support of officers at the Manchester Police Department. On Tuesday, they honored the late Chris Patterson who was a captain with the department when he unfortunately passed away …
As the Thanksgiving holiday approaches and more drivers hit the roads, Manchester Police Department is partnering with the Tennessee Highway Safety Office (THSO) to remind motorists to “Click It or Ticket.” From November 16 – 29, participating agencies across the state will increase seat belt enforcement as part of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s …
