Clarksville, TN – On Tuesday, November 27th, 2012 at 9:34 pm, Clarksville Police Officers responded to a Robbery at the Kangaroo Mart located at 1874 Memorial Drive.
According to the store clerk, a white male wearing a dark hoodie with a black bandanna and sunglasses on his face came into the store, approached her, and demanded money. The man stated he had a gun, but never displayed one. The clerk saw what appeared to the outline of a gun in the suspect’s jacket.
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Clarksville Police release new video of Kangaroo Express Robbery, asks Public’s Assistance in Identifying Suspects
July 18, 2012 |
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville Police are asking for the public’s help to identify the suspects from the Kangaroo Market ATM Theft, 1874 Memorial Drive, that occurred July 13th, 2012.
Police were able to get another video from the ATM Theft which provides a decent view of the suspects. There is also a photo which isolates one of the suspects.
The lead investigator is Detective Justin Bailey. Please call the TIPSLINE, 931.645.8477.
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Gas hits $4.25/gal in Clarksville; demand has some stations running on empty
 On the global market, gas prices are falling. Locally, they are on the rise — if you can get gas. On September 12, at 9.m., Clarksville Online staff bought gas on North Second Street where a sign on the pumps limited gas sales to 10 gallons per customer at $3.61 a gallon. At 9 p.m. that night, gas had topped out at a high of $4.17 a gallon with the uncertainty and panic buying as Hurricane Ike raked the Gulf coast.
While oil prices dropped below $100 a barrel, local gas prices and prices across the nation either stayed put at the panic level, continued to rise, or in a few cases, “dried up.” The “out of gas” signs have begun popping up in Clarksville.
At Mapco (left) in New Providence, any gas that’s left will cost $4.25 for regular unleaded.
At the Kangaroo Mart in New Providence, an employee, Latoya, said that her boss hadn’t raised prices; she wasn’t sure why, but they had experienced much higher than normal gas traffic as a result. «Read the rest of this article»
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