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Juvenile Cause Extensive Damage to Glenellen Elementary School
Clarksville, TN – On September 18th, 2011, around 3:55pm, 911 received a call about juveniles with bats and hammers breaking out windows at Glenellen Elementary School, 825 Needmore Road. When officers arrived, witnesses pointed officers to a possible location for the vandals.
The juveniles were located and the subsequent investigation determined that two 9 year old males (both students at Glenellen) and a 13 year old male were responsible for the extensive damage caused to the school.
Glenellen School damage. (Photo by Jim Knoll – CPD Public Information Officer)
The juveniles also went into the gymnasium and discharged a fire extinguisher. The initial damage estimates are around $60,000.
The three juveniles have been charged with Burglary. The 13 year old was transported to a juvenile detention facility. The two 9 year olds were released to parents.
The lead investigator is Detective Rodney Lifsey.
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