Tennessee Conservative
Repeat Criminal Offenders Continue To Plague The State As Two Previously Convicted Criminals Are Accused Of Shooting A Tennessee Highway Patrol Trooper Last Friday.
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Police Departments From Knoxville, Metro Nashville, And LaVergne Along With The Tennessee Highway Patrol Sent Officers To Milwaukee This Week To Provide Additional Security At The Republican National Convention, Just Days After The Attempted Assassination Of Former President Donald Trump.
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Special Agents From The Tennessee Bureau Of Investigation, Working With The Henry County Sheriff’s Office And The Bureau Of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms And Explosives, Have Arrested And Charged A Henry County Man Accused Of Manufacturing An Explosive Device.
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After State Senator Brent Taylor (R-Memphis-District 31) Requested Help In Curbing Crime In Memphis, Governor Bill Lee’s Office Has Announced That Additional Tennessee Highway Patrol Officers Will Be Sent To Shelby County.
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The Tennessee Highway Patrol Recently Identified Illegal Immigrants In Charleston, Tennessee. These Individuals, Mostly Adult Males, Illegally Crossed The Border Around Eagle Pass, Texas. They Were Spotted In Bradley County About Two Weeks Ago, Waiting To Be Picked Up And Transported Somewhere Else, Carrying Backpacks, Bags, And Cellphones.
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Governor Bill Lee, Along With State Legislators And Law Enforcement Officials, Broke Ground On The New Multi-Agency Law Enforcement Training Academy In Nashville On Wednesday.Within The Next Two Years, Most Of Tennessee’s New Law Enforcement Trainees Will Go Through The Certification Process At The Facility.
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In A Coda To A Bruising Special Session Of The Tennessee Legislature That Wrapped Up Last Month, Lawyers Representing Three Women Who Defied A House Ban On Signs And Attorneys For The State Have Agreed To Bring A First Amendment Legal Challenge To A Close.
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Four People Are Accused Of Using A Nashville Convenience Store As A Front To Unlawfully Sell Firearms To Convicted Felons.
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Davidson County Chancery Court Judge Anne Martin Has Ruled That The Holding Of Small Signs In House Of Representatives’ Galleries And Committee Meeting Rooms Is Likely Protected By The First Amendment, Keeping In Place A Temporary Restraining Order Allowing Members Of The Public To Carry Signs.
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In An Effort To Fill Out Tennessee’s Law Enforcement Roster, Governor Bill Lee (R-TN) Is Once Again Attempting To Recruit New Highway Patrol Officers From Out-Of-State.
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