Man wanted in Smyrna

Smyrna Police Department Asks for Assistance in Identifying an Individual

Smyrna Police Department is asking for assistance in identifying an individual cashing fraudulent checks. On January 3, 2020, the individual pictured below entered Regions Bank and cashed a fraudulent check in the amount of $3,500 using a counterfeit/fraudulent driver’s license. On January 4, 2020, the individual entered Regions Bank again and cashed a fraudulent check…

Smyrna Citizens Police Academy

Smyrna Police Department to Host 24th Annual Citizens’ Police Academy

Smyrna Police Department is seeking applicants for its 2020 Citizens’ Police Academy. The classes meet every Thursday, 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m., from February 20th through April 30th. “Smyrna Police Department is committed to the Community Policing Philosophy,” explained Chief Kevin Arnold. “Our department strives to provide exceptional service in partnership with our community. This…

Deputies earn Community Service awards

Deputies earn Community Service awards

Five deputies who worked overtime to prevent traffic fatalities and injuries in 2019 received Community Service Awards from Sheriff Mike Fitzhugh. Deputies earning the award were: Deputy William Travis. Deputy Austin Watson. Deputy Jacob Beu. Deputy Tyler Stewart. Cpl. Kyle Frazier. Sgt. Michael Rodgers, who recommended the awards, said 39 people lost their lives in…

Wanted for theft in Smyrna

Smyrna Police Department Asks For Assistance In Identifying an Individual

Smyrna Police Department is asking for assistance in identifying an individual that shoplifted and stole a purse. On January 9, 2020, 10:30 p.m., a white 4-door sedan (possible Pontiac G6) with four occupants arrived at the Shell Station located on Sam Ridley Parkway/Wolverine Trail. A white male suspect with long hair dyed blue entered the…

Active threat training

Rutherford County emergency responders complete active threat training

Preventing an active shooter from killing people and saving lives was the goal of Rutherford County emergency responders who completed an Active Threat Integrated Response Course last year. More than 740 law enforcement officers, firefighters and paramedics working in Rutherford County were trained based on the rescue task force approach, said Sheriff’s training Lt. Chris…

Train hit unidentified woman in Murfreesboro

Identity sought of women struck by train

UPDATE: The victim in the fatal train vs pedestrian accident has been identified as 38-year-old Nadia Berkman. Her family has been notified. Murfreesboro Police Department detectives are attempting to identify a woman who was struck by a train and died, Sunday, Jan. 12. The preliminary investigation indicates the woman appeared to walk into the path…

Murfreesboro Police Special Operations Unit

Man fires shots at officers following foot pursuit

A man barricades himself in a home for more than three hours before being taken into custody by Special Operations Unit (SOU) team members. Earlier, the suspect fired multiple shots at officers following a car crash and a brief foot pursuit. The preliminary investigation revealed Murfreesboro Police came in contact with an individual, who was…

La Vergne Mayor Cole

Mayor Cole issues Proclamation for National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day

La Vergne officials are joining the thousands of cities across the country who are recognizing law enforcement agencies for the annual National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day (L.E.A.D.). Mayor Jason Cole presented a proclamation to the La Vergne Police Department tonight in honor of National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day.The City joins countless communities across the nation…