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July 4:
Quik mart
2708 Trotwood Ave.
Columbia, TN
This was one suspect, described as wearing a grey t shirt, black jeans and a hospital mask. He's described as 5'9", 160-190lbs. with a dreadlocks-type hairstyle.
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July 14:
Tobacco Outlet
1408 Nashville Hwy.
Columbia , TN
Two offenders, one thin build approximately 6’ wearing black hooded sweatshirt, blue jeans, while the other offender was shorter in height, medium build wearing a grey sweatshirt with orange writing.
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July 25:
Zip Mart
101 Santa Fe Pk.
Columbia, TN
Two offenders, one was wearing black jeans, black hoodie with some type of black cloth or bandana over his face and carrying a back pack. Second offender was wearing black jeans, gray hoodie with some type of black cloth or bandana over his face. Both appear to be shorter with thin build.
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July 28:
Dollar General
2490 Nashville Hwy.
Columbia, TN
Two offenders used bandanas and t-shirts to cover their faces. These offenders are described as being approximately 6’ tall, one slim build and the other medium to stocky build.
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July 30th:
Tobacco & Beer
1390 Hampshire Pk.
Columbia, TN
At approximately 8:45pm, Columbia Police responded to an armed robbery that occurred at the Tobacco and Beer store located at 1390 Hampshire Pk. Two offenders, one is described as about 5â11â, thin and wearing all black. The other was described as about 5â6â, medium build, wearing all black using a white, half face mask. The two subjects fled on foot and are believed to have gotten into a light colored, possible four door vehicle.
Anyone with information on any of these robberies is urged to contact the Columbia Police Department, Detectives Division, or call Crimestoppers or the S.A.F.E. tip line at the numbers listed below. Crimestoppers will pay up to $1,000 for information on these robberies.
âWe are extremely fortunate that no one has been injured in these incidents so far. We continue to aggressively investigate these robberies and ask for the publicâs help to identify these individuals.â
-Lieutenant Jeremy T. Alsup
Columbia Police Department
Criminal Investigations Division
(931) 380-2721
S.A.F.E. Tip Line
SafeTips@columbiatn.com
(931) 380-2930
Crimestoppers
(931) 381-4900
Tuesday, July 31 2012, 03:51 PM CDT
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Man pleads guilty to Memphis officer's murder
May 21, 2013 22:22 GMT
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) -- A former death row inmate is set to be released from prison after he pleaded guilty to second-degree murder of a Memphis police officer.
Shelby County District Attorney Amy Weirich said Tuesday that she has accepted Timothy McKinney's guilty plea.
McKinney was convicted of first-degree murder for the fatal shooting of Officer Don Williams. The officer was killed outside a comedy club in December 1997.
McKinney appealed and won a new trial, which ended with a deadlocked jury. A third trial earlier this year also ended in a hung jury.
The Commercial Appeal reports that McKinney was sentenced to 15 years in prison. Since he's already served more than 15 years -- including 11 on death row -- McKinney will be released this week.
Williams' family opposed the settlement.
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