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Citizens’ help can stop youth violence

Citizens’ help can stop youth violence

Memphis Mayor A C Wharton and Shelby County Mayor Mark H. Luttrell, along with the Memphis Youth Violence Prevention Policy Council, need input from the public to develop a plan to combat youth violence.

Police looking for Macy’s robber

Police say they’re looking for the man who robbed a pair of Macy’s stores last month.

Officers say the man robbed the Oak Court Mall location just after 8 p.m. on Sept. 29. Investigators say he told a clerk he would shoot her if she didn’t give him money from the cash register. Police say he left the scene in dark colored vehicle.

Earlier last month, on Sept. 4, Collierville police say he robbed the Macy’s in the Avenue Carriage Crossing in a similar manner.

If you know anything that might help police solve these crimes, call Crime Stoppers at 528-CASH. You may be eligible for a cash reward.

Collierville Police Department wins state award

The Tennessee Department of Transportation Governor’s Highway Safety Office announced the winners of the 6th Annual Law Enforcement Challenge. This year’s winners include agencies from across the state including 13 national awards. The Law Enforcement Challenge is presented to law enforcement agencies across the state by the Governor’s Highway Safety Office. Collierville's Police Department took home first place in state challenge winners in the category "76-100 officers." 

Sheriff's report shows crime rate down in Shelby County

The Shelby County Sheriff's Office released its Monthly Crime Trends Report on Monday. The report revealed that overall crime in Shelby County is down 3.4 percent so far this year.

Since Deputies have enforcement powers throughout the county, crime reports taken in Memphis and other cities in Shelby County are included in the "Overall Crime" report.

The table below shows a breakdown of the number of crimes in East Shelby County near Collierville.

 

 

 

Collierville murder-for-hire investigation closed after suspect's suicide

By Nick Kenney - bio | email

COLLIERVILLE, TN (WMC-TV) - A murder-for-hire case in Collierville was cracked wide open after the prime suspect committed suicide in his own yard.

Police say Kenneth Glenn, the owner of General Building Services, shot and killed himself less than two hours before he was to turn himself in.

Glen was accused in a murder-for-hire plot that police believe spawned out a civil case which involved Ron Woods, a recently fired sales manager at General Building Services.

Woods was fired in March. Glenn sued Woods, accusing him of breaching a contract.  But Woods counter-sued, accusing Glenn of Slander.

Memphis businessman in murder for hire plot commits suicide

MEMPHIS, TN (WMC-TV) - A Memphis businessman is suspected of taking his own life rather than turning himself in to police as the suspect in a murder for hire plot.

Two hours before 53-year-old Kenneth Glenn's agreed upon surrender time, Shelby County Sheriff's deputies were called to a home just outside of Collierville where they found him dead in the yard with a gunshot wound to his chest and a pistol by his side.

Murder For Hire Plot Ends In Suicide For Collierville Man

 

 

 

The Collierville Police Department says the businessman wanted another man dead and hired someone to do the job.

The target of the alleged plot, found out about it and reported it to police.