Impaired-driving enforcement will be ramped up by law enforcement through the winter holidays as part of a partnership between the Green County Sheriff's Department and Tennessee Highway Safety Office. Police will set up additional sobriety checkpoints and maintain a...
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Month: December 2018
Tennessee attorney general joins call for identity theft database
Across the country, attorneys general in nearly every state have made an increased effort to combat identity fraud. One way in which they are doing so is pressuring the Social Security Administration to move faster when identifying identity theft. The Attorney General...
Make sure to comply with Tennessee gun laws
If you are found guilty of a gun charge in the state of Tennessee, you could lose your hunting license. There are other far-reaching implications that a conviction on gun charges can bring to your life. This is why it is so important that you understand the...
More veterans face drunk driving charges
Many veterans in Tennessee and across the country are dealing with difficult emotional or even physical issues, and those problems can sometimes manifest in excessive drinking or drunk driving. One study by the American Addiction Centers found that binge drinking and...
Volunteer deputy charged with drunk driving in Tennessee
A 38-year-old man taken into custody for driving under the influence of alcohol by the Tennessee Highway Patrol on the afternoon of Nov. 22 was a volunteer deputy with the Campbell County Sheriff's Office, according to reports. A CCSO representative says that the man...