This suspect is wanted for stealing three 43” televisions from the Franklin Walmart on 09/17/2018. He pushed them out of the store in a cart and loaded them into a silver Jeep Patriot.
Recognize him? Call Crime Stoppers: (615) 794-4000, or click to submit an anonymous eTip.
Franklin Police want to identify these suspects, wanted for stealing a 65” Samsung TV from the Cool Springs Target on September 8. Recognize them? Information on their identity is worth up to $1,000 with an anonymous call to Crime Stoppers: (615) 794-4000, or click to submit an anonymous eTip.
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Franklin Police and Crime Stoppers are offering a cash reward of up to $1,000 for information about this suspect. She’s wanted for using stolen credit cards at Walgreen’s on Cool Springs Boulevard. The cards were stolen during a smash and grab auto burglary at a local fitness center a short time earlier.
Recognize her?
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Franklin Police and Crime Stoppers are offering a cash reward of up to $1,000 for information about either of these suspects. They are wanted for attempting to use stolen credit cards at the Galleria Boulevard Target.
Recognize them?
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Franklin Police want to identify a suspect who used stolen credit cards last week at a Franklin Target and Walgreens. She got away with about $2,300 in merchandise ‘purchased’ with the stolen cards.
Information on her identity is
worth up to $1,000 with an anonymous call to Crime Stoppers: (615) 794-4000 or click to submit an anonymous eTip
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Steven McCanless
Age: 22
Columbia, Tennessee
A Columbia man was arrested this morning after detectives determined that his report of being robbed in Franklin was fabricated. Detectives began investigating after 22-year-old Steven McCanless said he was robbed on January 26 in a Peytonsville Road parking lot. McCanless told officers that he was forcibly robbed of his wallet and a gun by a suspect he encountered there after responding to an online ad.
While investigating the robbery, detectives determined that McCanless lied about the incident in an attempt to retaliate against the subject he claimed had robbed him. An investigation by Franklin and Brentwood Police revealed that the meeting McCanless arranged actually occurred at a Brentwood motel, that McCanless impersonated a police officer during that meeting, that a robbery never occurred, and that nothing ever occurred in Franklin.
Charged with two counts of Filing a False Report, Criminal Impersonation, and Tampering with Evidence, McCanless is free on the $40,000 bond set by the Magistrate. He is due in court on March 9 at 1:00 pm.
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The search is on for a brazen burglar stealing from occupied resident rooms at two Franklin senior care facilities. On January 2, the crook in this video disguised herself while knocking on several resident doors. If an elderly resident answered, the thief pretended to be an employee and talked her way into the room. In fact, she spent more than 40 minutes doing so at one of the facilities. One of the victims actually woke up to the suspect standing next to her bed.
Cash, credit cards, and prescription drugs were stolen from four different victims. One of the credit cards was used a short time later to buy a flat screen television at the Nolensville Road Walmart, in Nashville.
Anonymous information in this case is worth up to $1,000 in cash.
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(615) 794-4000
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