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Written by Bob Gault, Public Information Office
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Tuesday, 18 May 2010 |
Yates Primary School kindergarten students of Dee Morris and Susan Whitlock saw the Bradley County Sheriff's Office's Armored Personnel Carrier, acquired at no cost from the federal government for use in hostage and other standoff situations. Det. Joe Renner, back row left, arraigned the visit. |
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Written by Bob Gault, Public Information Office
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Tuesday, 18 May 2010 |
Students visit Judicial Center: Brothers Reed, Evan, and Chandler Bullins toured the Judicial Center and met with Sheriff Tim Gobble after being chosen "Sheriff's of the Day" at Hopewell Elementary School. Joining them for a photograph are Capt. Jon Collins, School Resource Officer Russ Henry, Sheriff Gobble and Det. Joe Renner.
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Written by Bob Gault, Public Information Office
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Monday, 17 May 2010 |
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Bradley County Sheriff’s deputies responded Sunday evening to a 9-1-1 call of a domestic disturbance in the 2500 block of Rodney Way.
Before they arrived on the scene, a neighbor who made the initial call reported a woman was outside the residence holding an infant by one leg upside down. Deputies also spoke to one of the parties in the domestic and were told the woman drove off in a reckless manner with two children, ages one and two, in the vehicle. A BOLO (Be on the Lookout) was given to the Cleveland Police Department, the Polk County Sheriff’s Office and the Whitfield County Georgia Sheriff’s Office after it was learned she could be headed in one of those directions. A short time later a Whitfield County deputy spotted the vehicle driven by Synthia Denise Huckeba on Highway 71 and performed a traffic stop. Family members were contacted and took custody of the two children. Huckeba was transported by Whitfield County back to the state line where she walked across and surrendered to Bradley County deputies. Huckeba, who is 22 years old, is charged with aggravated child abuse and two counts of aggravated child endangerment. She remains at the Bradley County jail on a $25,000 bond.
 Synthia Denise Huckeba
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Written by Bob Gault, Public Information Office
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Thursday, 13 May 2010 |
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Six Bradley County Sheriff's deputies received awards from Cleveland 100 during the organization's awards meeting on May 13. Presenting the awards were Brenda Lawson, president, and Betty McGrady Ballard, vice president, of Cleveland 100.
 L-R - Brenda Lawson, Sheriff Tim Gobble, Det. Heath Arthur, Deputy Phillip Reagan, Deputy Shaun McKee, Deputy Travis Greene, Mayor Tom Rowland, and Betty McGrady Ballard
Det. Heath Arthur and deputies Phillip Reagan, Shaun McKee and Travis Greene received awards for their response to a traffic accident on Keith Valley Road on May 17, 2009. Arriving on the scene, the deputies found a vehicle off the road resting upside down in a small creek. They observed flames spreading quickly from the engine toward the passenger compartment where the elderly driver lay trapped in the wreckage. Assessing the situation the deputies realized the woman could die in the fire if they didn't get her out of the vehicle. Disregarding their own safety, they were able to get the woman out as medical help arrived on the scene. The woman was taken to a burn unit in Nashville but died of her injuries several hours later. Brenda Lawson, Sheriff Tim Gobble, Deputy Chad Nave, Mayor Tom Rowland and Betty McGrady Ballard
On December 1, 2009 Deputy Chad Nave responded to a traffic accident on Dalton Pike. Upon arrival, he discovered a victim of the accident received a compound fracture of his left leg and was sustaining heavy blood loss. Acting quickly, Deputy Nave applied a tourniquet to the injury, stopping blood loss and saving the man's life. For his quick thinking, he received a Cleveland 100 Dedicated Professional award. L-R Brenda Lawson, Sheriff Tim Gobble, Det. Joe Renner, Mayor Tom Rowland and Berry McGrady Ballard
Det. Joe Renner while a member of the patrol division in May 2009 was struck by an automobile while directing motorists around a traffic accident on North Lee Highway. The force of the collision threw Renner onto the hood of the vehicle causing his head to strike the windshield. His injuries were serious and required hospitalization. Sheriff Tim Gobble, referring to the dangers patrol deputies face each day, said "While they try to keep everyone else safe they are subject to serious injury and for that they deserve our full respect and admiration."
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Written by Bob Gault, Public Information Office
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Thursday, 13 May 2010 |
An investigation by the Bradley County Sheriff’s Office and the Cleveland Police Department concluded with the identification of a suspect in 53 burglaries across Bradley County. Howard Montgomery Callaway, 35, was arrested on April 13th at his home on Woodlawn Avenue hours after the BCSO responded to a burglary in progress on Letha Lane. Callaway was identified as a suspect based on the homeowner’s description of the man she saw coming out of her house and the vehicle he was driving. Since his arrest Callaway has cooperated with investigators to solve a series of burglaries in the city and county between October 12, 2009 and the date of his arrest. The investigation revealed the thief took only jewelry that resulted in combined losses in excess of $204,000. Most pieces were sold to a scrap metal dealer outside the county and could not be found when detectives attempted to recover the property. Callaway remains in the Bradley County jail without bond on initial charges of aggravated burglary, aggravated assault, and theft. He will face additional charges stemming from the 53 burglaries. Over the last four weeks BCSO’s Criminal Investigation Division and CPD’s Detective Division devoted considerable time to bring the investigation to a successful conclusion.
 Howard Montgomery Callaway
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