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Topic: Juveniles
All Juveniles, Staff at Youth Treatment Facility Test Negative for COVID-19
May 19, 2020 | 
Nashville, TN – The Tennessee Department of Children’s Services announced Tuesday that all juveniles and staff at a Sumner County youth treatment facility tested negative for COVID-19 Coronavirus. The department requested a mass testing event at the privately-operated congregate care facility after one staff member tested positive.
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Tennessee Department of Children’s Services Tests Juveniles, Staff at Congregate Care Facility after Staff Member Tests Positive for COVID-19
Nashville, TN – The Tennessee Department of Children’s Services announced Wednesday that the Tennessee Department of Health and the Tennessee National Guard conducted a mass testing event at a Sumner County youth treatment facility operated by a private provider after a staff member tested positive for COVID-19 Coronavirus.
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Tennessee Department of Children’s Services, Private Provider take steps to Quarantine Additional Juveniles for COVID-19
Nashville, TN – The Tennessee Department of Children’s Services and private provider Youth Opportunity Investments (YOI) have taken steps to quarantine additional juveniles in state custody at a Memphis youth treatment facility after a second round of testing resulted in further positive cases of COVID-19 Coronavirus.
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Clarksville Police reports Juveniles spotted at Exxon not the Escapees
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville Police say Metro Nashville Police Department (MNPD) traveled to Clarksville and reviewed the video footage at the Exxon and determined it was NOT, the escapees from Nashville.
They still remain at large, but were not actually in Clarksville.
Juveniles spotted at the Trenton Road Exxon are not the escapees from the Juvenile Detention Center in Downtown Nashville.
Two Escaped Teenagers from Nashville spotted in Clarksville
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville Police Department reports juvenile suspects that escaped from the Juvenile Detention Center in Downtown Nashville were spotted at Exxon Station, 4015 Trenton Road in Clarksville around 2:42am.
A team of Metro Nashville Police Department (MNPD) officers is actively searching for four escaped teens, including accused murderers Decorrius Wright, 16, and Morris Marsh, 17, who ran out of the Juvenile Detention Center downtown at approximately 9:44pm Saturday, November 20th.
Two juvenile suspects that escaped from the Juvenile Detention Center in Downtown Nashville were spotted at the Trenton Road Exxon Station.
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Clarksville Police arrest Three Teenagers for Vape Cartridge Rip-off, One Teenager Shot
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville Police report three teenagers, age 14, age 16, and age 17 have been charged with Especially Aggravated Robbery after another 14 year old teenager was shot during a vape cartridge rip-off.
On Saturday, October 26th, arrangements were made with a 14 year old to purchase some vaping cartridges for $60.00. The 14 year old set up to meet with the three other teenagers down the street from his residence around 3:40am.
Three Teenagers were arrested by Clarksville Police for Especially Aggravated Robbery after a teenager was shot during during a rip off of vape cartridges.
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Clarksville Police make arrests for Vehicle, Gun Stolen Outside of Clarksville
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville Police report a 2008 Toyota Avalon stolen out of Centerville, TN on October 20th, 2019 and a 9mm handgun stolen out of Nashville, TN on September 2nd, 2019 were recovered in Clarksville. There were three adults and two juveniles charged in connection with the stolen car and handgun.
Officers spotted the stolen vehicle around 4:00pm, October 22nd in the area of West Dunbar Cave Road.
(L to R) Amazae Farrow and Shomari Moody were arrested by Clarksville Police.
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Clarksville Police report Three Runaway Juveniles Take Advantage of Crime of Opportunity in Under a Minute
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville Police say three runaway juveniles were given a perfect opportunity and took advantage of it.
On September 16th, 2019, a man stopped at Madison Street Kroger around 8:45pm, to pick up food. He parked his 2004 Toyota Highlander in the fire lane in front of Kroger, shut off the vehicle, placed the keys on the floor board, and exited the vehicle leaving it unlocked.
Clarkville Police arrest Three Runaway Juveniles for stealing a 2004 Toyota Highlander that was parked at the Madison Street Kroger.
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Clarksville Police releases information on Vehicle Burglary Crews, Ongoing Actions
Clarksville, TN – The Clarksville Police Department (CPD) has been reporting about the rash of vehicle burglaries and motor vehicles thefts that have been going on in Clarksville since May. CPD wanted make the public aware of some of the behind the scene work going on and some of the information discovered during their investigations.
Clarksville Police have identified at least five separate crews as well as a couple of loners that have been operating and committing many of the crimes.
Clarksville Police continue to investigate vehicle burglaries and thefts in Clarksville.
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APSU, Montgomery County work together to keep juveniles out of court, on campus
Clarksville, TN – Jaclyn Lyons grew up in Chicago, in a neighborhood so rough that most of her childhood friends ended up in prison, addicted to drugs or the victims of violence. In 2009, Lyons joined the U.S. Army to escape that bleak environment, but she never forgot the young faces of her friends from those years before they lost hope.
Dr. Jeff Thompson and Jaclyn Lyons talk to the Austin Peay State University Board of Trustees. (APSU)
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