Category: Press Releases

SHERIFF HOLT ELECTED PRESIDENT OF TENNESSEE SHERIFFS’ ASSOCIATION

Springfield, TN, August 26, 2014– The Tennessee Sheriffs’ Association (TSA) held their annual conference August 18-22, 2014 in Sevierville, TN. Each year, the association elects its officers for the upcoming year. The Robertson County Sheriff’s Office is proud to announce that Sheriff Bill Holt was elected to serve as President of the Tennessee Sheriffs’ Association […]

Leave Your Comments »

OPERATION FREEDOM LEADS TO TEN ARRESTS

July 3, 2014 Multiple individuals were arrested by a joint task force early Thursday morning as part of an illegal drug offender roundup and warrant sweep. These arrests were made as a result of a three-month joint operation conducted by the Springfield Police Department and the Robertson County Sheriff’s Office. The roundup was conducted with […]

Leave Your Comments »

LOCAL MAN INDICTED FOR SEXUAL EXPLOITATION OF A MINOR

Springfield, TN, June 10, 2014– In January 2014, with assistance from the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, Detectives with the Robertson County Sheriff’s Office initiated an investigation into allegations that 25 year-old Kyle Eric Smith of Chowning Road in Springfield, TN had been having inappropriate sexual contact with minors over the internet.  This investigation began as […]

Leave Your Comments »

SUSPECT CAUGHT IN TEN RECENT BURGLARIES

  Springfield, TN, April 23, 2014– Timmy Raines, Jr. was arrested yesterday by the Robertson County Sheriff’s Office in connection with ten recent burglaries. Most of these burglaries occurred in the Owens Chapel, Youngville, and Orlinda communities. Deputies received a call yesterday from a homeowner on South Lamont Road in Orlinda stating that their house […]

Leave Your Comments »

SUSPECTS IDENTIFIED IN CONNECTION TO RECENT BURGLARIES

Springfield, TN, March 11, 2014– Investigators have identified two people responsible for recent burglaries in the Adams and Coopertown areas. In January and Feburary, multiple burglaries and a theft were reported by residents of Adams and Coopertown. After a diligent investigation, two individuals were identified as the perpetrators of these crimes. Detectives concluded that Charles […]

Leave Your Comments »

GOVERNOR HASLAM ISSUES $10,000 REWARD FOR WIX CASE

Springfield, TN, January 29, 2014– Pursuant to a request from District Attorney General John Carney, Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam has issued a $10,000 reward in the case of Jennifer and Adrianna Wix. This brings the total reward for information leading to a conviction to $27,000. The Robertson County Sheriff’s Office recently reclassified the case to […]

Leave Your Comments »

Wix Case Reclassified as Homicide

December 16, 2013 With the 10th anniversary of the unexplained disappearance of a mother and her young child rapidly approaching along with new information and the case being reclassified as a homicide, the Robertson County Sheriff’s Office today is making a renewed appeal to the Middle Tennessee community for information that will help provide answers […]

Leave Your Comments »

SHERIFF’S OFFICE INVESTIGATING HOUSE FIRE

Detectives with the Robertson County Sheriff’s Office along with the State Fire Marshal’s Office are investigating a house fire from overnight at 2526 Jack Teasley Road. One person was found deceased inside the residence. The fire appears to be suspicious at this time. David Greenwood is a person of interest at this time. He is […]

Leave Your Comments »

OPERATION FALL HARVEST LEADS TO MANY ARRESTS

Springfield, TN, November 1, 2013– Multiple individuals were arrested by a joint task force early Friday morning as part of an illegal prescription drug roundup. The roundup, named Operation Fall Harvest, was part of a multi-agency cooperative effort from law enforcement to combat the growing prescription drug problem in our county. The agencies involved in […]

Leave Your Comments »

Crossing Guard to be responsible for Heritage High traffic

August 19, 2013 A resolution was reached to help alleviate the traffic situation at White House Heritage High School. On Friday, school officials agreed to fund a part-time crossing guard in the sheriff’s office budget. Schools typically hire traffic control to handle issues with arrival and dismissal. In the past few years, however, traffic at […]

Leave Your Comments »