Former South Marshall Co. Volunteer Fire Dept. Treasurer Indicted For Theft
The Former Treasurer Of The South Marshall Volunteer Fire Department In Marshall County Stole $48,310.83 From The Department And Now Faces A 95-Count Indictment.
Read moreThe Former Treasurer Of The South Marshall Volunteer Fire Department In Marshall County Stole $48,310.83 From The Department And Now Faces A 95-Count Indictment.
Read moreThe Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office Is Advising Citizens That We Are Experiencing Several Mail Thefts Throughout The County. Unfortunately, Mail Thefts Are Not Unusual And Usually Increase During The Holidays. Despite The Holidays Being Over, We Still Continue To See Random Mail Thefts Especially In Large Subdivisions.
Read moreThe 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.
Read moreAn Investigation By The Tennessee Comptroller’s Office, Working In Conjunction With The Tennessee Bureau Of Investigation, Has Resulted In The Indictment Of Former Shelby County Criminal Court Clerk Staffer Steven Sharp.
Read moreA 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.
Read moreOne Of The “Most Wanted” For TennCare Fraud Is No Longer On That List But Has Been Located And Booked On The Charge.
Read moreThe Tennessee Comptroller’s Office Has Released An Investigation Involving Douglas Molnar, Who Served As Austin Peay State University’s (APSU) Head Track And Field And Cross Country Coach From September 2004 Until June 2019. Investigators Determined That Molnar Misappropriated APSU Funds Totaling At Least $30,600.45.
Read moreThe Special Investigations Section Of The Tennessee Department Of Revenue Conducted The Investigation That Led To The Guilty Plea On April 22, 2022, Of Richard Seburn Tyler, Jr., To Theft, And Tax Evasion.
Read moreAn Investigation By The Tennessee Comptroller’s Office Has Resulted In The Indictment Of Julius Colemon, A Former Boys’ Basketball Coach At West Creek Middle School In Clarksville. The Investigation Began After The Comptroller’s Office Received Allegations From School Officials.
Read moreAn Investigation By The Tennessee Comptroller’s Office, Working In Conjunction With The Anderson County Sheriff’s Office, Has Resulted In The Indictment Of Heather Heatherly, A Former Office Assistant In Anderson County School’s Office Of Student Services. Heatherly Stole At Least $23,311.
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