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Greene Co. murder accomplice back in custody

Submitted by WBIR Web Staff on Tuesday, December 8th, 6:09 pm

(WBIR - NASHVILLE) The teenager whose disappearance led to Greeneville city schools being put on modified lockdown twice last week is now in custody.

The Greenville Police Department found Liam Lawlor at a home on the east side of Nashville around noon Tuesday. It said the department got information about his location at about midnight and worked through the night with the Nashville Metro Police Department to find him.

Greenville police also said it expects charges to be filed against Lawlor within the next couple of days in Greene County.

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Body found two days after fire destroyed Greene Co. home

Submitted by WBIR Web Staff on Monday, October 26th, 5:06 pm

(WBIR -GREENE COUNTY) Two days after fire engulfed a Greene County home, investigators have discovered the body of a victim inside.

According to WCYB, the fire happened Friday afternoom on the 600 block of Clear Springs Road. Several people who lived in the home were able to escape, but one woman was missing.

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Morristown Police training new K-9 officer

Submitted by WBIR Web Staff on Tuesday, September 1st, 6:02 pm

(WBIR-MORRISTOWN) The Morristown Police Department has a new officer on the force.

The department is in the process of certifying its newest K9 member, a 20-month-old Belgian Malinois, which will be assigned to Cpl. Pete Shockley. Cpl. Shockley, a 17-year veteran of the department, has been a successful part of the K9 unit since 2003. Once the new dog is fully trained, Cpl. Shockley’s current partner, Mako, will be retired.

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Developing: 2 dead in Greene County house fire

Submitted by WBIR Web Staff on Friday, July 10th, 6:05 pm

(WBIR-Greeneville) Two people have died in a house fire in Greene County.

According to WCYB, the fire started shortly before 4 pm Friday afternoon on Kelly Gap Road, and crews were still on the scene.

The names of the victims have not been released, and there's no word yet on what caused the fire.

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New details about theft charges against former detective

Submitted by WBIR Web Staff on Wednesday, July 8th, 12:28 pm

UPDATE: JULY 8, 2015: An investigation by the Tennessee's Comptroller's Office found former Morristown Police Sgt. Michael Hunt failed to promptly turn over at least $6,000 in cash he collected for the police department.

During an interview with investigators, Hurt turned over $5,500 in cash that he claimed he had been holding in his police vehicle for as long as 35 days. The remaining $500 was not in Hurt's vehicle.

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