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Keep a record of serial numbers. They can help identify your property if it is stolen. 

 
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Wednesday, 24 August 2011


Your Help is Needed - Ruth's Ruthless Relayers

The Bradley County Sheriff’s Office has put together a team, Sheriff Ruth’s Ruthless Relayers, to participate in the American Cancer Society’s “Relay for Life.” 

The "Ruthless Relayers" are accepting old cell phones for recycling with proceeds benefitting the Relay for Life.
If you have phones you no longer use bring them to the sheriff's office during regular business hours, Monday - Friday 8:30 am through 5 pm.

 

For information, contact Janet Conley at 728-7334.

                                                     

           


                    Missing poster       

         

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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TN Child Restraint Law
Monday, 06 February 2012


Some parents have questions about Tennessee's Child Restraint Law regarding transportation of children in a vehicle.  The law appears below as taken from the Tennessee state website.

  • Children under one (1) year of age, or any child, weighing twenty (20) pounds or less, must be secured in a child passenger restraint system in a rear facing position, meeting federal motor vehicle safety standards, in a rear seat, if available, or according to the child safety restraint system or vehicle manufacturer's instructions. (Note: If the child safety seat has a higher rear-facing weight rating, usually 30 or 35 pounds, it may be continued to be used in a rear-facing position so long as the child's weight permits. Check the manufacturers instructions accompanying the child safety seat for more information.)

 Read more by clicking the link.

 

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The Long Blue Line
Thursday, 02 February 2012


Sheriff Ruth's weekly article
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The popular CBS “Bluebloods” series depicts three generations of New York City policemen. For generations the sons and daughters of New York City policemen and firefighters have followed their fathers in their careers. It is a family tradition with many people.

As I thought on this I realized that has been a tradition here, as well. My own son, Matthew became a Cleveland Police Department officer about 11 years ago. Cleveland Police Chief Wes Snyder’s father, Bernard Snyder, retired from law enforcement after about 33 years as the Chief of Police.

 

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New DARE Shirts
Monday, 23 January 2012

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Sheriff Jim Ruth holds a DARE tee shirt that is given to fifth grade students in the Bradley County School System completing the DARE (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) program.  Classes are taught by school resource officers who are certified to provide instruction. The shirts are purchased with funds in the county's drug fund, which receives monies from drug fines and forefeitures and sales of property seizures.   

Pictured are (left to right) Sgt. Russ Henry, Sheriff Ruth, Sgt. Tim Mason, and Det. Capt. Brian Quinn, who supervises criminal investigations and the drug unit.

 
Prospect Students Complete DARE Program
Monday, 23 January 2012

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Prospect Elementary School fifth grade classes are the latest to graduate from the DARE program.  Pictured above are students judged to have submitted the best essays on “What I Learned in DARE.”  The best essay from each class is chosen for the student to read at the graduation ceremony which concludes the 10-week program. Left to right – front row Trinity Diaz, Kaitlyn Goodman, Lauren Brownfield, School Resource Officer David Michaels and Principal Steve Montgomery.  In back is Lt. Julie Quinn of the Bradley County Sheriff’s Office.

 
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