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Tennessee State Representative Joe Pitts provides Legislative Update for March 29th, 2013

 

House Bill 1117/Senate Bill 1200 Adding Offenses To the Victims Compensation Fund

Tennessee State Representative - House District 67Nashville, TN – Tennessee State Representative Joe Pitts from House District 67 generously takes the time to provides the readers of Clarksville Online with updates on issues which are currently on the legislative agenda for the Tennessee House of Representatives which may be of interest to the residents of Clarksville-Montgomery County.

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Tennessee Bureau of Investigation arrests Probation Officer for Sexual Contact with Female Probationer

 

Tennessee Bureau of InvestigationNashville, TN – The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation last night arrested a state probation officer for having sexual contact with a probationer.

Daryell Smith, 63, of Ashland City, TN, was arrested and charged with one count of sexual contact with a parolee/probationer, a class E felony. On January 15th, 2013, the 23rd Judicial District Attorney General requested TBI to investigate allegations that Smith was having sexual contact with a female under his supervision.

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Clarksville Police need assistance locating career criminal Ray Anthony Farmer

 

Clarksville Police DepartmentClarksville, TN – Career criminal, Ray Anthony Farmer continues on his crime spree and has expanded beyond the boundaries of the Clarksville-Montgomery county area.

He has amassed at least 28 warrants on file out of Clarksville/Montgomery County, Cadiz, KY, Guthrie, KY, and Davidson County since leaving a halfway house and being spotted in Clarksville in September 2012.

The majority of the warrants are felonies.

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Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam recognizes five Veteran State Employees

 

The Seal of the State of TennesseeNashville TN – Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam and First Lady Crissy Haslam joined Tennessee Department of Veterans Affairs Commissioner Many-Bears Grinder and Major General Terry “Max” Haston of the Tennessee Military Department today to recognize five veteran state employees and half a million Tennessee veterans of all ages and eras.  The Governor’s Veterans Day event was held at the Tennessee Tower Plaza in downtown Nashville.

Sergeant Frank C. Bell, Jr., began his military career in the United States Army in December 1952.  He is currently a member of the administrative staff of the Division of State Audit and is recognized for his military service to our country and impressive 47-year career with the State of Tennessee. «Read the rest of this article»

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Paychecks for Patriots Hiring Fair Thursday, October 25th

 

Tennessee Career Center at ClarksvilleClarksville, TN – On Thursday, October 25th, the Tennessee Career Center of Clarksville will hold Paychecks for Patriots Hiring Fair from 10:00am-2:00pm.

The Tennessee Department of Labor has partnered with Dollar General and several major employers in Tennessee to connect veterans with jobs. The “Paychecks for Patriots” hiring fair will be held on October 25th in 13 Tennessee Career Centers throughout the state and will feature local employers interested in putting veterans to work. «Read the rest of this article»

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Clarksville Police are searching for Career Criminal Plaguing the Streets of Clarksville

 

Clarksville Police DepartmentClarksville, TN – Clarksville Police are, once again, on the hunt for Ray Anthony Farmer (W/M, DOB: 8/16/56). He is a career criminal that has plagued the city of Clarksville and has physically fought officers for many years.

He was released from the Tennessee Department of Corrections to a halfway house in July 2012 after serving approximately 5 ½ years for Burglary. At some point, Ray Farmer, left the halfway house prior to completion of his time and ended up back in Clarksville.

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Tennessee Department of Corrections Officer killed

 

Tennessee Department of CorrectionsNashville, TN – The Tennessee Department of Correction is mourning the loss of a correctional officer who was shot and killed Friday morning. Officer Dalia Gutierrez, 43, was fatally wounded in the parking lot of her Nashville apartment complex just after 4:30am today.

The Metropolitan-Nashville Police Department said robbery is a possible motive. Officer Gutierrez worked at the Riverbend Maximum Security Institution in Nashville and was a well-respected employee.

Officer Dalia Gutierrez-Sanchez

Officer Dalia Gutierrez-Sanchez

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Tennessee Department of Corrections searches for Inmate

 

Tennessee Department of CorrectionsOnly, TN – The Tennessee Department of Correction is searching for a minimum-custody inmate who walked off from the Turney Center Industrial Complex-Annex.

Calvin Reeves, 39, was discovered missing just after 9:00am Thursday morning from the minimum-security facility in Only, Tennessee.

 

Calvin Reeves

Calvin Reeves

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Tennessee Bureau of Investigation and Tennessee Department of Corrections foil Escape Plot of lone Female on Death Row

 

Tennessee Bureau of InvestigationNashville, TN – The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation and the Tennessee Department of Corrections have foiled a plan to break the lone female death row inmate out of the Tennessee Prison for Women and arrested the individuals involved in the escape plot.

Today, 36-year-old Christa Gail Pike remains behind bars and two others have been charged with planning her escape from prison. «Read the rest of this article»

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Haslam unveils comprehensive Public Safety Strategy

 

Multi-year action plan resulting from collaboration of 11 state agencies

The Seal of the State of TennesseeNashville, TN – Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam today announced a comprehensive, multi-year action plan designed to improve public safety statewide.

The Governor’s Public Safety Subcabinet Working Group, which includes commissioners and representatives from 11 state agencies, submitted the plan after months of meetings with more than 300 public safety professionals and stakeholders across the state.

The three goals of the public safety action plan are to significantly reduce drug abuse and drug trafficking; curb violent crime; and lower the rate of repeat offenders. There are 11 objectives and 40 action steps outlined in the plan, all specifically linked to those goals.

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