Aarons Insurance
Adventures Off Road
Crockett Cinemas
D.E. Hill & SonsDustin's Lawn CareEnvy Tanning & Day SpaFox Sporting GoodsGreens Furniture
Groucho's TiresHollands PharmacyHood Flora Realty J & G Tire Center
Kelly Appliance & Vacuum
Lawrenceburg Florist Lawrenceburg Glass Lynn Electronics
Mckelvey's Flowers
Miss Millie'sMo's Pawn Nature's NuggetsNewton Backhoe ServiceOn Second ThoughtOne Stop Medical Pettus Turnbo Funeral Home Randy's Cycle & ATV Rick's Electrical
Salt GlowSwap and Shop Center True Value HardwareWall-Modrall Insurance

 

AUCTIONS

APPLIANCE REPAIR

Kelly Appliance & Vacuum 931-244-7200

AIR CONDITIONING

D.E. Hill & Son 762-9584

ASSISTED LIVING

AUTO REPAIR


J & G Tire Center 931-762-0078

 

BANKS

CONSIGNMENT

On Second Thought Consignment 931-244-7244

CINEMAS

Crockett Cinemas 931-762-6821

 

CLINICS

One Stop Medical
One Stop Medical 762-9797

Clothing

On Second Thought Consignment 931-244-7244

COMPUTER REPAIR

 

DAY SPA

Envy Tanning & Spa 931-762-3689

ELECTRICAL & PLUMBING

Rick's Electrical & Plumbing 931-242-5325

 

ELECTRONICS

Lynn Electronics 762-0401

EXCAVATING / GRADING

Newton Backhoe Service 931-242-0305

FLORIST

Lawrenceburg Florist 762-3722
McKelvey's Flowers 762-4511

FUNERAL HOMES

Pettus-Turnbo Funeral Home 762-3291

FURNITURE

Green's Furniture
Swap & Shop Center

GIFTS

Miss Millie's 931-762-9577

GLASS REPAIR

Lawrenceburg Glass 766-1004

 

HARDWARE


True Value Hardware 762-7516

HEALTH PRODUCTS

Salt Glow 931-279-4780

Nature's Nuggests 762-2895

 

HOBBY

Adventure Off Road 852-5445

INSURANCE

Aarons Insurance 931-629-8065
Baker Agency 762-4550
Wall-Modrall Insurance 762-6528

JEWELRY

Dixon's Fine Jewelry 762-9979

 

LAWN CARE

Dustin's Lawncare
Dustin's Lawn Care 242-4414

MEDICAL

 

NATURAL FOODSNature's Nuggests 762-2895

OUTDOOR

Randy's Cycle & ATV 762-2450

PARTY / SUPPLIES

 

PAWN

Mo's Pawn Shop 762-2529

 

PHARMACY

Holland's Pharmacy 931-762-2220

POOLS/ SUPPLIES

By Pass Pools 931-762-7904

REAL ESTATE


Hood & Hester Realty 244-7555

 

RENTAL

RESTAURANTS

SPORTING GOODS
Fox Sporting Goods 931-766-0313

 

STORAGE

Loretto Storage 931-853-7867

TANNING

Envy Tanning & Spa 931-762-3689

 

TIRES

Groucho's Tires 931-762-1707

TRAVEL

Wednesday, October 11, 2017

Wednesday Crime Report

Lawrenceburg Now

Aggravated burglary

Nearly $2,000 worth of damage was reported in the wake of a burglary at a Captain Drive home. The owner reported on Tuesday that when she left for work she had noticed that the front door to the apartment was standing open. She said she made sure that no one was inside, secured the door, then went to work so that she would not be late. After work she began to assess the damage. She said that several items were missing including a TV, Xbox 360 gaming system, and several games. Reports show that a kitchen window was open and the screen raised.

Mailbox vandalism

Deputies spoke with a Davis Street, Summertown resident last week who reported that his mailbox had been vandalized, resulting in around $100 worth of damage. He said the box had been knocked off of the post, and the mailbox itself was missing.

Home burglary

Deputies answered a call to a North Walnut Street, Iron City home where they spoke with a female resident. She said that she had been away from her home, returning to find that a window on the north side of the residence had been pried open. The latch was broken during the commission of the crime, and a candle holder was broken when the intruder made entry. She said nothing appeared to be missing, but that items had been rummaged through and scattered. She estimated damages to total $300.

Theft

A Polaris Razor, valued at $10,000 was stolen out of a garage on Highway 20 in Summertown. The victim said that she had stored it in her brother’s garage and had planned to sell it in the Oktoberfest yard sales.

Vehicle burglary

Police officers spoke with a Lynnville resident who had been staying at America’s Best Value Inn on North Locust Avenue, who reported the burglary of her 2015 Dodge Charger. She said that the car had been left unsecured outside her motel room. Stolen was a black and gold pair of Nike Shox tennis shoes valued at $125.

Vehicle burglary

A newly-filled bottle of prescription pills was reportedly stolen out of a 2006 Toyota Camry on Monday. The victim told police officers that the perpetrator had apparently reached through a window that was partially down and grabbed the bottle. Loss to the victim was $13.50.

Home burglary

The owner of an East Gaines Street property reported to police officers that someone had illegally gained entry to the home through a window on the east side of the house. He said the window was left open, but that nothing appeared to be missing.

Vandalism

Police officers spoke with the owner of a Hoover Street property last week who reported that he had stopped by to check the home after some renters had moved out. He told officers that he found the front door unlocked and around $540 worth of damage to the home. A closet door had been ripped from the door frame, one window was broken, two ceiling fans were busted, and holes were punched in some of the walls. He told officers that he did not believe the previous tenants had anything to do with the damage.

Home burglary

Burglars targeted a home on Highway 43 South late last week, forcing open a window. The resident told officers he had been away from his home throughout the day. He said that a wooden spoon that he had wedged into a sliding window had been broken, alerting him to the break-in. A 9” Samsung tablet was missing along with an iPhone 4, and a controller for an Xbox One gaming system. Altogether, loss was said to total around $810.

Vehicle burglary

Police officers investigated the burglary of a 2001 Ford Expedition on Fifth Avenue last week. The owner reported that the vehicle had been left unsecured outside her residence. The ignition key and keyless entry, valued at $250, was reportedly stolen.

Vandalism

A vandalism at a local doctor’s office resulted in approximately $100 worth of damage. On Monday police officers were called to the East Gaines Street location. Employees reported that someone had tampered with the locking mechanism on the back door, breaking it. They said that the alarm had not sounded and it appeared that no one had gained entry.

 

 

 


 







 

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