Former Tennessee House Speaker, Chief Of Staff Claim Federal Charges “Vague” Enough To Dismiss

Former House Speaker Glen Casada And His Chief Of Staff, Cade Cothren, Are Seeking Dismissal Of Federal Charges In A Corruption Probe, Claiming They Are “Vague And Unconstitutional.”

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Springfield Businessman Owes $256K In Sales Tax Fraud Plea Deal

A Springfield Furniture Salesman Will Need To Pay $255,601 In Restitution To The State Of Tennessee As Part Of A Plea Deal After Pleading Guilty To A Charge Of Theft Regarding Falsified Sales Tax Records.

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Suspicious Activity Found In Knoxville Regarding Donations To Political Campaigns

After O’Keefe Media Group Called For Concerned Citizens To Help Investigate Instances Of Potential Money Laundering In Relation To Political Campaigns, One Knoxville Resident Pulled Data That Points To Similar Activity In Tennessee.

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Smyrna Business Owner Arrested For Tax Evasion, Theft, And Money Laundering

The Special Investigations Section Of The Tennessee Department Of Revenue Conducted The Investigation That Led To The Indictment And Arrest Of Scharneitha Britton, Owner Of Kinfolks BBQ In Smyrna. Revenue Special Agents Arrested Britton, Age 66. Bond Was Set At $25,000.

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Sentencing Hearing Delayed To Allow Former Rep. Robin Smith to Testify in Casada Trial

A Federal Judge Agreed To Grant A Temporary Delay For The Sentencing Hearing Of Former State Representative Robin Smith Until January 30, 2023. The Delay Was Approved So She Can Testify Against Former House Speaker Glen Casada.

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Inmates In Possession Of Cell Phones May Now Face Felony Charges

Tennessee Inmates In Possession Of A Cell Phone, Or Any Telecommunications Device While Inside A Penal Institution, May Be Charged With A Class E Felony, Effective July 1st, 2021.

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TBI Investigates Nashville Judge for Alleged Misconduct

A Nashville Circuit Court Judge Is Under Investigation By The Tennessee Bureau Of Investigation After He Admitted To Several Acts Of Misconduct In Comments Made During His Divorce Case Proceedings.

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Tennessee Inmate Runs International Crime Network

According To Prosecutors, A Tennessee Inmate Spent At Least Three Years Running An International Crime Ring From Inside The Prison, Orchestrated A Number Of Violent Acts As Well As Instructed The Flow Of Cash From Drug Sales Between Middle TN And Mexico.

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