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Joseph Adkins still at large
December 23, 2011 | 
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville Police are still looking for Joseph Brent Adkins (W/M, DOB: 3/29/79), an AWOL soldier, who has six outstanding warrants on File; Two Theft (Felony), 3 General Sessions Capiases, and a Petition to Revoke. He took over $1,800 of merchandise taken from a Wilma Rudolph Boulevard store.
Adkins has been out of jail since October 2011 after serving time for a DUI charge. Adkins was last seen at the Kroger’s at Dover Crossing early Saturday morning, December 23rd.
If the vehicle or suspect is spotted, call 911.
Anyone with information can call, 931.645.8477.
For more on the story see:
Clarksville Police are Looking for Two Men on a Shoplifting Spree
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