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Tennessee softball umpire charged with flashing Valdosta motel employee
A 56-year-old Tennessee man was arrested after exposing his genitals to a motel employee while in town to umpire a softball tournament.
20 people, including 14 officers, plead not guilty in Mississippi Delta drug scheme
Twenty people, including 14 law enforcement officers, have pleaded not guilty to federal charges in a Mississippi Delta drug trafficking scheme.
Fourteen police officers among 20 arrested in Mississippi drug bribery sting
Officials investigated after hearing complaints from real drug traffickers about having to pay bribes to officers.
Ex-Tennessee troopers blow whistle on DUI quotas, claim sober drivers were charged — what to do if it happens to you
The state of Tennessee has a DUI problem — and not just from careless drivers who get behind the wheel while under the ...
How a Gap in Tennessee’s Probation System Leaves Domestic Violence Victims in Danger
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2 Mississippi sheriffs and 12 officers charged in drug trafficking bribery scheme
Federal authorities on Thursday announced indictments against 20 people, including 14 current or former Mississippi Delta law ...
Mississippi sheriffs among law officers arrested by FBI in drug trafficking bribery scheme
Federal authorities announced the indictments against 20 people, including 14 current and former law enforcement officers, in ...
5-year-old with autism charged with assault after outbursts at Sumner County school
A Sumner County kindergartener with autism is facing assault charges after outbursts at school, leaving his parents shaken ...
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THP arrests 2 after high-speed chase
Two people are in custody after a high-speed chase that ended in one allegedly pulling a gun on law enforcement officers.
Trump pardons GOP lawmaker’s husbandD.C. airport vehicle hits dock, injuring 18Inmate’s execution defaulted to injection20 plead innocent in drug conspiracy
Robert Harshbarger Jr. was a licensed pharmacist in 2013 when he admitted substituting a cheaper drug imported from China that was not approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for the iron ...