Smyrna, TN - In a tense turn of events, the Smyrna Police Department initiated a pursuit today that extended into La Vergne, leaving residents on edge and authorities on high alert. The pursuit, which began in Smyrna, has led to a citywide search for one suspect who remains at large.
The pursuit, initiated by the police, commenced in the vicinity of Murfreesboro Road near the Public Library and 73rd Street. Eyewitnesses reported a dramatic scene as law enforcement officers converged on .
La Vergne, TN- Three individuals were allegedly apprehended following the execution of a search warrant at a La Vergne residence on Tuesday. As allegedly stated by La Vergne officials, the long-term drug investigation was allegedly handled by the La Vergne Narcotics Division.
During the search of a residence along Scenic Drive on January 30th, detectives allegedly confiscated multiple vehicles, cash, two firearms (one of which was allegedly previously reported stolen), a quantity of pre .
(La Vergne, Tenn.) UPDATE: Visitation and funeral arrangements have been announced for Lt. Robert Hayes, who passed away on April 17th following a short, but valiant fight against cancer.
Hayes, a longtime officer with the City of La Vergne Police Department, was recently promoted to the rank of Lieutenant. The beloved officer was a 17-year veteran of the department and his diagnosis with terminal pancreatic cancer was a complete surprise to .
(La Vergne, Tenn.) Longtime officer and recently promoted Lieutenant Robert Hayes has passed away after losing a short but valiant fight against cancer. Hayes is a 17-year veteran of the La Vergne Police Department.
Lt. Hayes was diagnosis with terminal pancreatic cancer in March of 2023 and began to rapidly decline in health. He passed away on April 17, 2023, surrounded by friends and family. Lt. Hayes was 53 years old and is survived by his wife, Kimberly, of 25 years, and his three adult chi .
(La VERGNE) Police Chief Burrel “Chip” Davis has been terminated from the La Vergne Police Department, effective Monday, February 6, 2023. Prior to his termination, Davis was put on paid administrative leave Monday morning (2/6/2023) after the City was notified of an Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) complaint.
During the course of the investigation into sexual misconduct within the police department, La Vergne city officials hired an outside third-party investigat .