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Topic: Oak Grove Police
He held the three female clerks at gunpoint as they emptied an undisclosed amount of money from the cash drawers; the robber stuffed the money inside of his pockets. After he received the money, he ordered each of the women to retrieve their IDs and turn them over to him, at which time, he fled from the business.
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Clarksville Police capture last Hopkinsville Robbery Suspect after he commits Afternoon Robbery
Justin Ladarious Horstead had warrants of file from Clarksville for Criminal Court Capias for Robbery, Violation of community Corrections, and a Hopkinsville warrant for Robbery 1st Degree. Another Aggravated Robbery charge was added to the list this afternoon. ![]() Clarksville Police Officers surround an apartment on Ladd Street were robbery suspect Justin Horstead was hiding out. Sections: News | No Comments
Clarksville Police are looking for Three Men connected with Hopkinsville RobberyThe Men are also being sought for Shots Being Fired at an Oak Grove Officer and for Warrants on File
All three men have warrants pending in both Tennessee and Kentucky. Clarksville Police are looking for Christopher Walker, Justin Horstead, and Henry Brown. «Read the rest of this article» Sections: News | No Comments
Clarksville Police are looking for a Man with Warrants on File who is also being sought for Shots being Fired at an Oak Grove Police Officer
On February 1st, 2012, around 8:45am, Police received information that Christopher Jerome Walker was in room 26 in the Mid-Towner Motel, 890 Kraft Street. Police surrounded the hotel and contacted Walker by phone in an effort to negotiate a voluntary surrender; he hung up on the officers. «Read the rest of this article» Sections: News | No Comments
Fallen Hero Honored by Fellow Soldiers and the Patriot Guard
Upon reaching the Kentucky State Line, Oak Grove and Hopkinsville Police lead the way blocking traffic along the way up to Hopkinsville. At the entrance, the office stood tall beside his patrol car until the last vehicle past. Once inside the cemetery there was a service under the pavilion. There were many soldiers there in their dress greens and dress blues along with friends and family. Brigadier General Jeffrey N. Colt also attended the ceremony and presented the most recent medals. «Read the rest of this article» Sections: News | No Comments
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