Tennessee Conservative
More Than Year After The Murder Of A Memphis Kindergarten Teacher Brought Renewed Public Attention To The State’s Lengthy Delays In Testing Sexual Assault Evidence, Average Turnaround Times For Lab Work Still Surpass Five Months, According To A Report Released Last Week By The Tennessee Bureau Of Investigation.
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For Years, Lengthy Delays In Testing Sexual Assault Kits Left Victims In Limbo — Unable To Learn Whether Evidence That Passes From Nurses To Police To Labs And Back Has Made It Through The System Or Slipped Through The Cracks. The Tennessee Bureau Of Investigation Now Reports A New Database Giving Victims Real Time Updates On Sexual Assault Evidence Is Fully Operational.
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Thirteen Missing Children From Shelby County Who Were At Risk Of Human Trafficking Have Now Been Found, According To The Tennessee Bureau Of Investigation.
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Based On Statements Made By Public Officials Then And Now, Tennesseans Have Little Reason To Trust That The Information Given To Them By Those Same Officials Will Be An Unadulterated Truthful Accounting Of What Is Captured In The Remaining Pages Of The Covenant Shooter’s Manifesto.
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State Law Enforcement Officials Have Requested $45 Million In New Funding From The State, Funding That They Say Is Imperative If They Are Going To Be Able To Cut Down On Processing Times For Rape Kits
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The Tennessee Bureau Of Investigation Says Drug Cartels From Mexico Are Making It Increasingly More Difficult To Do Their Jobs Safely. This Comes In The Wake Of Ineffective Legislation Passed In The Last General Assembly That Serves As More Of A Draw For Illegal Immigration Than A Deterrent And A Flurry Of Good Legislation Killed Before Reaching The Floor For A Vote.
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According To Reports From The Tennessee Bureau Of Investigation, The State’s Efforts To Stop Sex Trafficking Have Been Ranked The Best Nationally.
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On Thursday, Tennessee Governor Bill Lee, Lieutenant Governor Randy McNally And Speaker Cameron Sexton Announced A Decisive Step To Accelerate The Hiring Process For 25 Additional Forensic Lab Positions At The Tennessee Bureau Of Investigation (TBI).
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On July 19th, 2022, The Tennessee Bureau Of Investigation Released Its 2021 ‘Crime In Tennessee’ Publication, Which Details The Volume And Nature Of Crime, As Reported By The State’s Law Enforcement Agencies.
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Tennessee Governor Bill Lee Announced He Will Appoint David Rausch To Serve A Second Term As Director Of The Tennessee Bureau Of Investigation (TBI), Effective July 1. Director Rausch’s Term Will Expire June 30, 2028.
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