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Topic: Aggravated Sexual Battery
Clarksville Police charge Man with 21 Counts of Sexual Exploitation of a Minor
February 8, 2013 | 
Clarksville, TN – In August 2012, Clarksville Police received a Tennessee Department of Children’s Services (DCS) referral in reference to an allegation of Aggravated Sexual Battery on Minor Children involving Dexter Mason. During the investigation three computers from the residence were seized. The computers were turned over to the United States Secret Service to be forensically examined for child pornography.
Dexter Mason and and his wife Mary Mason have been arrested after being indicted by the February 2013 Grand Jury.
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Clarksville Police arrest Man in One of the Most Bizarre Cases Seen by Local Law Enforcement
Clarksville, TN – On February 2nd, 2013, Clarksville Police received a tip that a Lenzo Grooms, 63 had created a shrine inside of his residence, dedicated to a nine year old female who had visited the residence several times.
Detective Tina Slaven’s investigation uncovered a bizarre and disturbing story. Grooms had a photography business “Have Brush Will Travel” in which he offered a contract to take photographs of neighborhood female children for $20.00.
Clarksville Police arrest a 63 year old man after finding a shrine inside of his residence dedicated to a nine year old female.
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Former Sunday School Teacher Indicted for Aggravated Sexual Battery
Clarksville, TN – On November 19th, 2012, Clarksville Police Department received a Department of Children’s Services referral in reference to an allegation of Aggravated Sexual Battery which occurred at Spring Creek Baptist Church located at 2760 Trenton Road.
It was alleged that on November 18th, 2012, a Sunday school teacher had inappropriate contact with a six year old female while on the church property.
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Tip leads to capture of TBI Top Ten Most Wanted in Georgia
Nashville, TN – The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation today removed its latest addition to the TBI Top Ten Most Wanted list after he was captured by authorities in Georgia while acting on a tip TBI received on the fugitive’s whereabouts.
TBI received information that John B. Hale, 54, of Cumberland Furnace, Tennessee was hitch hiking with truck drivers from Florida and was headed back to Tennessee. He was located at the Flying J Truck Stop on Resaca Beach Boulevard off of I-75 in Resaca, GA by the Gordon County Sheriff’s Department Saturday night at 10:00pm. He was booked into the Gordon County jail without incident.
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