MURFREESBORO, TN – Detectives with the Murfreesboro Police Criminal Investigation Division are working a theft case where someone reportedly stole cash and multiple credit and debits cards. The items were apparently left in a car that was parked at the Old Fort Golf Club.
According to police, the theft occurred on July 11. Shortly after the theft, the victim came to the realization that whoever stole the credit cards decided to use them on a shopping spree. That shopping expedition took .
MURFREESBORO, TN - Detectives have now identified the person of interest in a theft of merchandise case from Lowe's. The incident in question reportedly occurred at the Lowe's store on Old Fort Parkway in Murfreesboro on July 2nd. MPD Public Information Officer Larry Flowers told WGNS, “A warrant has been taken out for theft over $1,000.”
In this theft report, an unknown man reportedly stole two chainsaws. However, a loss prevention worker who was fast on his feet evidently .
Another shoplifting case need the help of the public in identifying a subject who recently visited the Lowe's store on Old Fort Parkway in Murfreesboro. Evidently, the theft occurred on July 2nd.
In this theft report, an unknown man reportedly stole two chainsaws. However, a loss prevention worker who was fast on his feet evidently stopped the man in question and quickly recovered the saws. While that sounds good and most would think the thief would have learned his lesson, the same man repor .
MURFREESBORO, TN - In this computer age of technology and medicine, most prescriptions are filled electronically. The problem is that "Most" and not all prescriptions are filled electronically. As a result of the paper prescriptions still being used, pharmacies continue to see forgeries in Tennessee.
One of the more recent cases of a forged prescription being reported locally occured at a chain pharmacy in Murfreesboro. Police were called to the Walgreens on Old Fort Parkway in referenc .
RUTHERFORD COUNTY, TN – Looking for a career change? Perhaps you’ve thought about going into the health field? A new course is being offered at the Tennessee College of Applied Technology in Murfreesboro that will lead you into the medical field. TCAT will soon be training future EMTs or, Emergency Technology Technicians… That was Patrick Wade, President of TCAT in Murfreesboro and Smyrna. He said the new EMT program will begin this September.
Wade told WGNS that TCAT’s .