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D.E. Hill & Son 762-9584

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Summit of Lawrenceburg 762-3524

 

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Bank of Frankewing 762-6800

 

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One Stop Medical 762-9797

 

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Nerd's Computer Repair

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The Hidden Garden 762-9799

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Rick's Electrical & Plumbing 931-242-5325

 

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Lynn Electronics 762-0401

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Sterling Vapor 931-231-5422

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Accents Floral & Gifts 244-6480
Lawrenceburg Florist 762-3722
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Pettus-Turnbo Funeral Home 762-3291

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Green's Furniture
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Lawrenceburg Glass 766-1004

 

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True Value Hardware 762-7516

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Adventure Off Road 852-5445

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Baker Agency 762-4550
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Dixon's Fine Jewelry 762-9979

 

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Dustin's Lawn Care 242-4414

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Seven Springs Orthopaedics 244-7181

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Randy's Cycle & ATV 762-2450

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Mo's Pawn Shop 762-2529

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Diamond Pools & Spas 762-7189

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Hood-Flora Realty 762-4247

 

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Rent Right 762-8187

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Sue Sue's Sandwich Shop 762-8879

 

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First Class Charter 762-5778

Wednesday, March 18, 2015

Belongings, Animals Stolen And Sold While Man Is Incarcerated

Law enforcement officials were asked to initiate an investigation Sunday when a Summertown man reported that thousands of dollars’ worth of his belongings, including his horses, were stolen and sold while he was incarcerated.

The forty-seven year old victim requested that Lawrence County Sheriff’s deputies be dispatched to his Buie Road home at around 4:00 p.m. He reported that while he was incarcerated, an individual stole numerous items belonging to him.

He said that the missing items included: an Allis Chalmers tractor, ten-foot aluminum boat with trolling motor, yellow and black twin tank air compressor, two tool boxes filled with various tools, five cast iron skillets, four horses, a donkey, five saddles, and ten halters. Two of the horses, he said, were Tennessee Walking horses. Altogether, loss was estimated at $6,550.

The victim was able to identify a suspect in the case. He told deputies that his horses and donkey had been sold for a total of $200 and that the suspect had used the money to buy drugs.

The victim told deputies that the animals were at a property located in Mount Pleasant and that he had had noticed some of his belongings for sale at a flea market in Ethridge.

 

 

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