Crime Stoppers cash offered for ID of failed Burger King bandit

 

Detectives are investigating after someone used a crowbar to break into the Columbia Avenue Burger King, in Franklin. Once inside, the suspect tried gaining access to the restaurant’s safe, but failed, leaving empty-handed.

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Franklin man charged in Friday morning shooting

Corderro Lee, 23, of Franklin, has been identified as the shooter who fired several rounds at a man, Friday morning, on Liberty Pike near Sycamore Drive. Investigators determined that Lee and the victim in this case are previously acquainted.

Corderro Lee
Age: 23
Franklin, TN

Charged with Felony Reckless Endangerment, Aggravated Assault, and Failure to Appear on previous unrelated charges, Lee is being held in the Williamson County Jail on a $78,500 bond. He is due in court on July 7.

The tireless investigation into the June 27 murder of Jamarcus Esmon is ongoing. There is a $5,000 reward for anyone who provides information that leads to the shooter’s arrest.

Anyone with information is urged to call
Franklin Police: (615) 794-2513

Callers wishing to remain anonymous can 
call Crime Stoppers: (615) 794-4000, 
click here, or
text the keyword 615FPD
and their anonymous tip to 847411
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No one injured during Friday morning shooting, in Franklin

Franklin Police are investigating a Friday morning shooting. It happened at 4 a.m. on Liberty Pike near Sycamore Drive.

An unidentified suspect, who was described as a black male, emerged from the bushes, shot several rounds at a man who was walking by, and then fled on foot. Thankfully, no one was struck by the gunfire. There is a cash reward for information.

Have information?
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Cash reward for information in sizable Galleria jewelry heist

Franklin Police Detectives are investigating a sizable weekend jewelry heist from Kay Jewelers in the CoolSprings Galleria.

On Saturday, these four worked together to distract store clerks and then pry open a display case, stealing several designer wedding rings inside. The thieves fled in a dark-colored SUV after stealing the rings. The loss in this case is more than $40,000.

Call Crime Stoppers if you have any information:
(615) 794-4000
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Franklin Police need your help identifying these suspects; Reward offered for info on their identity

Franklin Police are asking for your help identifying these three suspects, wanted in connection with theft of fragrance bottles.  They are wanted for stealing over $3000 worth from Sephora at 1800 Galleria Blvd on 07/18/2019 at 1:00pm.  The suspects left the store in a blue Mitsubishi Outlander.

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Florida suspects caught, jailed following string of Franklin auto burglaries

Two felony suspects from Florida remain behind bars after Franklin Police caught them in the act, using credit cards stolen during a smash-and-grab auto burglary.

Franklin Police Officers arrested 25-year-old Khambrel Cooper and Josephus Howard, 20, both of Ft. Lauderdale on January 24 at the Franklin Walmart. Cooper and Howard  had just used stolen credit cards to make several purchases in the store. Howard was taken into custody without incident, but Cooper led officers on a short foot pursuit into a nearby wood line where he was quickly captured.

Both suspects were with a group of traveling criminals who targeted Franklin-area daycares and parks. Their M.O. was to wait in the parking lot and watch for women to get out of their car without their purse, and then smash the window to steal any purse left behind in plain view. The crew would immediately go to nearby retail stores where they would use the stolen credit cards to load visa gift cards. Walmart loss prevention was instrumental in these arrests. Police and retail security forces continue to dramatically increase partnerships to make things as hard as possible for criminals like these to succeed in Franklin.

Howard and Cooper, along with their associates, are suspected in several smash-and-grab auto burglaries that have plagued the Franklin-Williamson County area for weeks. Additional charges are expected.

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Franklin Detectives investigating after suspect opened line of credit in someone else’s name, ‘purchased’ $2,400 ring

Do you recognize this thief? He opened a line of credit at Zales, inside the CoolSprings Galleria, using someone else’s identity on December 14. He immediately charged a $2,400 ring. The victim, who lives in Mississippi, discovered the fraudulent account and charge while conducting a credit check on himself.

Recognize him?
Cash in with Crime Stoppers:
(615) 794-4000 
or
click to submit an anonymous tip

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Cash reward offered for ID of suspect who used stolen credit card number to order $7k guitar

Detectives in Franklin want to identify this suspect. He used a stolen credit card number to ‘purchase’ and ship a $7,000 guitar to a Franklin pickup location. Call Crime Stoppers if you recognize him.

Recognize him?
Cash in with Crime Stoppers:
(615) 794-4000

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Crime Stoppers cash offered for ID of cloned credit card crooks

Franklin Police and Crime Stoppers are offering a cash reward for information that helps to identify these suspects. They are wanted for using a cloned credit card to make several hundred dollars in purchases from various stores in the CoolSprings Galleria on October 11.


Recognize them?

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Recognize this thief? Cash in with an anonymous call to Crime Stoppers: (615) 794-4000

Detectives in Franklin are asking for the public’s help with identifying this suspect. She’s wanted for ‘buying’ thousands in gift cards with credit cards that were stolen from parked cars at local parks, golf clubs, and pools.

Recognize her?
Call Crime Stoppers: (615) 794-4000
or click to submit an anonymous eTip
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