Bradley County Man Sentenced To 20 years In Jail For Drug And Weapons Charges
A Bradley County Man Will Spend 20 Years In Jail After Pleading Guilty To A Number Of Drug And Weapons Charges.
Read moreA Bradley County Man Will Spend 20 Years In Jail After Pleading Guilty To A Number Of Drug And Weapons Charges.
Read moreMore Than Half Of Americans Surveyed In A New NPR/Ipsos Poll, 54%, Say It’s Either Completely Or Somewhat True That The U.S. Is Being Invaded At The Southern Border.
Read moreAccording To The 2021 Drug-Related Death Report For Knox And Anderson Counties, Produced By The Knox County Regional Forensic Center, The Number Of Overdose Deaths In Knox County Increased By 29% And By 67% In Anderson County Last Year. These Percentages Are On Top Of A 41% Increase In Knox County In 2020 And A 81% Increase In Anderson County The Same Year.
Read moreThere Have Been Two Reported Incidents Of Folded Money Being Discovered On Local Gas Station Floors That Were Found To Have A White Powdery Substance On Them That Tested Positive For Both Methamphetamine And Fentanyl.
Read moreIn The Midst Of The Continued War On Drugs Being Fought Across The State, President Joe Biden Commuted The Sentences Of Three Drug Offenders In Tennessee.
Read more24 Individuals Have Been Arrested As A Result Of An Ongoing Drug Operation In Grundy County.
Read moreUnless You Are A Law Enforcement Officer, A Prosecutor, A Healthcare Worker Or Work For DCS Or A Child Advocacy Center Such As Carl Perkins, You May Not Be Aware That There Is A Loophole In Tennessee’s Law Resulting In The Failure To Protect Unborn Children From Drug Exposure In Utero.
Read moreThe Number Of Illegal Immigrants Apprehended At The Southern Border By The Texas Department Of Public Safety In The Past Year Has Somewhat Mitigated What Is Otherwise A Huge Problem Because The Biden Administration Is Failing To Enforce U.S. Immigration Laws, A Former U.S. Border Patrol Executive Says.
Read moreTennessee Has Seen A Rise In Overdose Deaths And Counterfeit Pills. The Tennessee Bureau Of Investigation, The Department Of Health, And Other Groups Held A News Conference On Monday, October 11, To Warn Tennesseans About This Epidemic.
Read moreOverdoses have nearly doubled since 2019.
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