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Wednesday, 24 August 2011 |
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The Bradley County Sheriff's Office will conduct sobriety checkpoints Friday through Sunday at several locations.
Three trailers were reported stolen on Thursday. A white 2005 Homesteader Challenger 5 x 10 foot box trailer was stolen in the 2100 block of Benton Pike. A red 14 x 5 foot trailer with Chevrolet hubcaps was stolen from the 3500 block of White Oak Valley Road. This trailer had a toolbox attached. Deputies also took a report on Old Parksville Road where a black 5 x 8 foot trailer was stolen out of a driveway. This trailer has a license tag attached, 82855TE. Any information on any of these vehicles contact the communications center by calling 9-1-1 or 728-7311.
Applications are being accepted for the position of Correction Officer. For information about employment with the Bradley County Sheriff's Office click the Employment link in the main menu on the left side of your screen. Applications can be downloaded at home or a copy can be picked up at the Customer Service lobby of the Judicial Center. Completed applications should be returned in person or by mail. The sheriff's office is located on the back side of the building.
NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH
If your area wants to join the growing number of local neighborhoods and communities that have joined Neighborhood Watch contact Lt. Bob Hancock at 728-7321 for information about setting up an organizational meeting.
  
Marsha Rader Brantley has been missing since May 2009.
A joint investigation is being conducted by the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation and the Bradley County Sheriff's Office. Any information should be given to the Bradley County Sheriff's Office by calling 423-728-7336,423-728-7311, or the TBI by calling 1-800-TBI-FIND. You can send information via email to brantley@bradleysheriff.com. Find more information on Brantley and other missing persons on the top menu. A Facebook page has been set up by family members and friends. You can go there to read news stories about efforts to find Ms. Brantley. |
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Wednesday, 16 May 2012 |
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The Bradley County Sheriff’s Office is stepping up efforts to reduce injuries and deaths in traffic crashes with plans for a series of sobriety checkpoints this weekend.
Locations and times for checkpoints will not be disclosed. Deputies will man the locations Friday through Sunday in target locations where enhanced enforcement is indicated. The checkpoints are a part of Operation Lifesaver, an aggressive and high visibility campaign announced last year by Sheriff Jim Ruth. |
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Tuesday, 08 May 2012 |
By Sheriff Jim Ruth
I have some war stories to tell you that are both funny and sad. I will also tell you of other happenings as well. But today I would like to tell you of the results of under-funding the Sheriff in the recent past. Some of the old-timers will well remember Cleveland/Bradley County becoming the "mileage rollback capitol of the world." CBS Television Network, through its program "60 Minutes", told its viewers how cars were brought here to have the miles rolled back so that the used car would bring a higher price. When one of our folks vacationed in other parts of the country and said they were from Cleveland, people would say, "Oh, you are from that town that doctored the car mileage!" Hopefully, we have lived that bad name down. |
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Wednesday, 02 May 2012 |
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Sheriff Jim Ruth's column....
Budget time is upon us, again. I, along with my senior staff, have spent (and we are still spending) any spare time looking at possible ways to tweak the budget. Yet, we are still dealing with this year’s underfunded budget, as well.
These past weeks I have shared the law-enforcement needs with some of our citizens on an individual basis. One retired gentleman who lives in north Bradley County became quite animated, as he told me not to give up on seeking a properly funded Sheriff’s Office. He encouraged me to do whatever it takes to keep a strong Sheriff’s Office. |
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Tuesday, 01 May 2012 |
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Bradley County Corrections Officers found inmate Ronnie Dale Helton, age 58, unresponsive in his cell shortly after 6:30 AM on Sunday. Helton was transported to Skyridge Medical Center by EMS following an unsuccessful attempt to revive him.
The Bradley County Sheriff's office has asked the TBI to make an independent inquiry concerning Helton. Calling on the TBI in cases of this nature is standard procedure of the Sheriffs Office Jail records indicate Helton was incarcerated on February 2 on charges of sexual exploitation of a minor and indecent exposure. He was being held on a $10,000 bond. |
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