Franklin Police & Crime Stoppers are offering a cash reward for information leading to the arrest of this man. He’s wanted for stealing more than $800 in office supplies from the Cool Springs Office Depot.
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Call Crime Stoppers:
(615) 794-4000
or click to submit an anonymous eTip
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On August 6th, this suspect stole a credit card from a victim at Williamson Medical in Franklin. The suspect then attempted to use the stolen credit card at the Target at 1701 Galleria Blvd in Franklin.
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Franklin Police want to identify this suspect. At around 7:00 Saturday morning, three cars were broken into at a Jordan Rd fitness center in Franklin. In all three cases, the suspect broke out car windows to steal purses and others valuables that owners left in plain view while working out inside.
This thief quickly used credit cards that were stolen to charge more than $1,000 at the Mallory Lane Walmart. Information on the identity of this suspect is worth up to $1,000 with an anonymous call to Crime Stoppers: (615) 794-4000.
Franklin Police warn gym patrons to be vigilant.
You should take valuables with you, and
avoid leaving them behind and visible
in your vehicle.
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Kedarius Smith
Age: 20
Nashville, TN
An intensive investigation has led to the identification of a suspect responsible for more than 15 auto burglaries, two stolen vehicles, several credit card frauds, and the aggravated burglary to a family home – all in Franklin.
Kedarius Smith, 20, of Nashville, is currently in custody in Simpson County, Kentucky. He is awaiting extradition to Williamson County, where he will be charged in a slew of crimes in Franklin.
Franklin Police are glad that Smith is off the street, but say that the need for residents to lock their car doors every night is as important as ever. “The number of burglaries to cars left unlocked by their owners continues to be a big problem,” said Lt. Charles Warner. “Preventing crime isn’t just police business – it’s everyone’s business. Residents who remove valuables from their vehicle and lock their car up every night are dramatically less-likely to become an auto burglary victim. We need your help, Franklin. Please, PLEASE, lock it up.”
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Released June 4, 2018: New photos are being released of a suspect wanted in a string of auto burglaries from Franklin’s Falcon Creek and Ladd Park neighborhoods.
*** Notice the unusual white spot on the suspect’s right elbow ***
Following the burglaries, this suspect quickly used credit cards he stole from unlocked cars. The unidentified suspect has been seen in the black Nissan pictured below. He has also been seen in a second vehicle, believed to be a black Honda.
Franklin Police and Crime Stoppers are offering a cash reward of up to $1,000 for information about this suspect.
Call Crime Stoppers: (615) 794-4000
or submit an anonymous eTip
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Franklin Police are asking for the public’s help to take an at-large, armed felon off the street.
Early Thursday morning, as seen in this video, the suspect entered several unlocked cars in Franklin’s Ladd Park Subdivision. Only unlocked vehicles were targeted, and the suspect stole anything of value inside: gift cards, credit cards, electronics, etc.
Most troubling is the semi-automatic handgun that was stolen from one of the unlocked cars. The suspect, seen in these still images, used credit cards that were stolen during the burglaries later that same morning at the Walmart on Mallory Lane.
Franklin has seen an uptick in overnight auto burglaries in neighborhoods across the city. Police want to remind residents to remove your purses, computer bags, and other valuables – especially firearms, from your vehicle every night, and lock your car doors. Criminals hate well-lit areas, so be sure to turn on those outside lights, as well.
Franklin Police are offering a Crime Stoppers reward of up to $1,000 to anyone who can identify the suspect in these photographs and this video.
Crime Stoppers:
(615) 794-4000, or
click to submit an anonymous eTip
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New photos are being released of a suspect wanted in a string of auto burglaries from Franklin’s Falcon Creek and Ladd Park neighborhoods.
*** Notice the unusual white spot on the suspect’s right elbow ***
Following the burglaries, this suspect quickly used credit cards he stole from unlocked cars. The unidentified suspect has been seen in the black Nissan pictured below. He has also been seen in a second vehicle, believed to be a black Honda.
Franklin Police and Crime Stoppers are offering a cash reward of up to $1,000 for information about this suspect.
Call Crime Stoppers: (615) 794-4000
or submit an anonymous eTip
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Franklin Police are asking for the public’s help to take an at-large, armed felon off the street.
Early Thursday morning, as seen in this video, the suspect entered several unlocked cars in Franklin’s Ladd Park Subdivision. Only unlocked vehicles were targeted, and the suspect stole anything of value inside: gift cards, credit cards, electronics, etc.
Most troubling is the semi-automatic handgun that was stolen from one of the unlocked cars. The suspect, seen in these still images, used credit cards that were stolen during the burglaries later that same morning at the Walmart on Mallory Lane.
Franklin has seen an uptick in overnight auto burglaries in neighborhoods across the city. Police want to remind residents to remove your purses, computer bags, and other valuables – especially firearms, from your vehicle every night, and lock your car doors. Criminals hate well-lit areas, so be sure to turn on those outside lights, as well.
Franklin Police are offering a Crime Stoppers reward of up to $1,000 to anyone who can identify the suspect in these photographs and this video.
Crime Stoppers:
(615) 794-4000, or
click to submit an anonymous eTip
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Franklin Police are asking for the public’s help to take an at-large, armed felon off the street.
Early Thursday morning, as seen in this video, the suspect entered several unlocked cars in Franklin’s Ladd Park Subdivision. Only unlocked vehicles were targeted, and the suspect stole anything of value inside: gift cards, credit cards, electronics, etc.
Most troubling is the semi-automatic handgun that was stolen from one of the unlocked cars. The suspect, seen in these still images, used credit cards that were stolen during the burglaries later that same morning at the Walmart on Mallory Lane.
Franklin has seen an uptick in overnight auto burglaries in neighborhoods across the city. Police want to remind residents to remove your purses, computer bags, and other valuables – especially firearms, from your vehicle every night, and lock your car doors. Criminals hate well-lit areas, so be sure to turn on those outside lights, as well.
Franklin Police are offering a Crime Stoppers reward of up to $1,000 to anyone who can identify the suspect in these photographs and this video.
Crime Stoppers:
(615) 794-4000, or
click to submit an anonymous eTip
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Franklin Police want to identify this suspect, wanted for fraudulently using a credit card. It happened at the Westhaven Kroger on June 9. The suspect used a cloned card to purchase a $350 gift card.
Information on this suspect’s identity
is worth up to $1,000 with an anonymous call to
Crime Stoppers: (615) 794-4000
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Franklin Police want to identify the woman you see here after she took $50 meant for someone else. It happened at the Fieldstone Parkway Publix. The previous customer forgot to pick up the $50 cash-back they requested at the self-checkout. The money that customer left behind was picked up by this suspect. If you know who she is, you could be eligible for a cash reward by calling Crime Stoppers: (615) 794-4000.
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Franklin Police want to identify a shoplifter who stole three sets of Bluetooth headphones, on February 24, from Elite Wireless on Murfreesboro Road. The suspect left in a 90’s model red car, getting away with nearly $600 in merchandise.
Information about this felon
is worth up to $1,000 with an anonymous call to
Crime Stoppers:
(615) 794-4000
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Police in Franklin want to identify this suspect, wanted for an attempted theft from Walmart. On December 28, the suspect tried leaving with a cart full of stolen cleaning supplies, dog food and treats, and an iRobot vacuum. When stopped by store security, the suspect fled to a nearby brown or gold Dodge Durango and got away empty-handed. A cash reward is being offered for information in this case. Call Crime Stoppers if you recognize this thief.
Crime Stoppers: (615) 794-4000
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