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Topic: James Eure
Pleased to see a deserving public servant achieve retirement, but saddened to lose the wisdom and experience of such a veteran officer. Officer Eure will officially retire June 30th, 2018 with 30 years of service as a Clarksville Police Officer. «Read the rest of this article» Sections: News | No Comments
Clarksville Police Officer James Eure named Officer of the Year
Police officers understand they are in a potentially hazardous profession, but it is part of putting the uniform on every day. That understanding became a reality for officers on March 15th when they responded to Quicksilver Drive and found a man deceased from gunshot wounds. ![]() (L to R) Ret Chief Joe Garner-Past TACP President, Chief Al Ansley, Officer James Eure, and Chief Brad Lindsey, DYER PD, Award Committee Chairman. (Photo by Major Clyde Atkison, Murfreesboro PD) «Read the rest of this article» Sections: News | No Comments
Clarksville Police Officers Presented Mayor’s Certificate Thursday night for their Actions on March 15th
Sgt Andy Hagewood, Officer James Eure, Officer Shawn Brown, and Officer Travis Baker were each presented with a Mayor’s Certificate which stated: ![]() Presentation-Left to right—Clarksville Mayor Kim McMillan, Sgt Andy Hagewood, Officer James Eure, Officer Shawn Brown, Officer Travis Baker. (Photo by CPD Jim Knoll) «Read the rest of this article» Sections: News | No Comments
Tennessee Bureau of Investigation charges Fort Campbell Soldier with Homicide
Benjamin Schweitzer, 26, of 3388 Quicksilver, Clarksville, Tennessee. was treated and released from an area hospital overnight after being injured by law enforcement gunfire and booked into the Montgomery County Jail.
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Two men are in custody for the Bank Robbery of the U.S. Bank on Fort Campbell Boulevard
After the suspects removed the money from the cash drawers, the employees were ordered into the bank vault. The black GMC Envoy was stopped by Officer James Eure near mile marker 12 on Interstate 24 eastbound. The Envoy did not belong to the driver, Edwin Collazo-Hernandez, but to the grandparents of the second robbery suspect. «Read the rest of this article» Sections: News | 1 Comment »
Bank Robbery at U.S Bank on Fort Campbell Boulevard
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