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David Crockarell sworn in as new Clarksville Police Chief
July 1, 2020 | 
Clarksville Mayor swears in new chief, bids farewell to Ansley
Clarksville, TN – David Crockarell, a 25-year veteran of the Clarksville Police Department, was sworn in as the city’s 17th Chief of Police Tuesday, July 1st, 2020 in a ceremony that included a warm farewell to retiring Chief Al Ansley and a series of promotions within the department.
Clarksville Mayor Joe Pitts and Cynthia Pitts congratulate new Clarksville Police Chief David Crockarell and his wife, Lori, (center) after the swearing in ceremony Tuesday morning at the Wilma Rudolph Event Center. City officials and Clarksville Police also said farewell to retiring Chief Al Ansley.
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Clarksville Police Department to hold Neighborhood Watch Informational Meeting on Monday, November 4th
Clarksville, TN – The Clarksville Police Department (CPD) has received a great deal of positive feedback about the implementation of Neighborhood Watch Programs in our community.
To facilitate the implementation of Neighborhood Watch Programs, the Community Relations Unit will be hosting an informational meeting on how to start and maintain an effective Neighborhood Watch Program.
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Clarksville Police Department Neighbor Crime Watch Program
Clarksville, TN – The Clarksville Police Department (CPD) would like to help you, if you’re interested in starting or rejuvenating your current Neighborhood Crime Watch Program.
Neighborhood Watch programs are a way to make a neighborhood safer by working together, in conjunction with local law enforcement, to reduce crime and improve quality of life.
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Clarksville Police looks to identify Fraud Suspects
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville Police Officer James Howard is attempting to identify several people who may be connected to a recent scam involving the fraudulent purchase of prepaid credit cards. The suspects have been seen in a dark-colored late model Chevrolet Malibu.
Anyone who recognizes any of these individuals from the attached photographs is asked to contact Officer James Howard at 931.648.0656, ext. 6662, or call the CrimeStoppers TIPS Hotline at 931.645.TIPS (8477).
Clarksville Police asks public’s help identifying fraud suspects in this photo.
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Clarksville Police request Public Assistance Identifying Shoplifting Suspects
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville Police District 3 Crime Prevention Officer James Howard is requesting public assistance in identifying two suspects involved in a felony shoplifting incident at Academy Sports on 130 South Hampton Place.
On April 15th, 2016 at 3:30pm, the two suspects in the photos provided took three Yeti Coolers that totaled over $1000 and left the premises through the fire exit near the rear of the business.
If anyone can identify the suspects in these photos please call Officer Howard at 931.648.0656 Ext 6662, or call or text the CrimeStoppers TIPS Hotline at 931.645.TIPS (8477)—TEXT to 274637 (CRIMES).
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Clarksville Police Department offers assistance starting neighborhood watch programs
The Clarksville Police Department Can Help
Clarksville, TN – In the past few months, several Clarksville citizens have requested assistance in starting Neighborhood Watch Programs. There is good news! We do assist in starting up Neighborhood Watch Programs. Currently, Crime Prevention Officer Kyle Fleming is involved in, at least, three different start-up programs.
The first Neighborhood Watch Program meeting was held on July 19th, 2014 for the North Park Subdivision (located off Ringgold Road), and approximately 20 people were in attendance. The Neighborhood Watch Coordinator for the North Park Subdivision, Ms. Moore, has the support and backing of the North Park HOA.
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Clarksville Police Department provides information on the Tennessee Yellow Dot Program
Essential Information for First Responders in Emergencies
Clarksville, TN – Recently the Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT), with the help of Senator Jim Tracy (R-Shelbyville) and Representative Curtis Halford (R-Dyer), launched the Yellow Dot Program.
Tennessee is the tenth state to adopt this program. It has been adopted as a way for emergency personnel to have essential information about one’s health during a medical emergency or accident.
When an individual enrolls in the Yellow Dot program they are given a packet. Inside that packet is a brochure of information about the program, a brochure where they can fill out their medical information, and a yellow circle sticker. «Read the rest of this article»
Clarksville Police need Assistance Identifying a Commercial Burglary Suspect that took His Dog along for the Ride
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville Police are trying to identify the man who broke into a commercial business at the 2400 Block of Ashland City Road and took his dog along for the ride.
The man broke the glass door, made entry, and stole some items from inside of the business. He attempted to steal the ATM machine, but was unsuccessful. The commercial burglary occurred September 23rd, 2012, around 4:00am.
The lead investigator is Detective James Howard. Anyone with information can call the TIPSLINE, 931.645.8477.
Clarksville Police Department requests the Publics Assistance in Identifying Shoplifters
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville Police are asking for the public’s assistance identifying two shoplifters.
On August 23rd, 2012, around 1:30pm, two women entered a store off of Wilma Rudolph Boulevard, took four laptops worth $2900, and exited from the store without paying. They were only in the store for about one minute.
Suspects entering the store and then leaving with the laptops.
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Clarksville Police Department asks Assistance in Identifying Shoplifting Suspect
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville Police are asking for the public’s assistance to identify a shoplifting suspect that took two IPads valued over $1,500 from a business at the 2300 Block of Madison Street.
On March 6th, 2012, around 11:30am, an unknown female asked a sales clerk to get two IPads out of the case so she could purchase them. The female then asked to be shown a flat screen TV.
Surveillance photo of the suspect entering the business.
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