12 People Indicted, Arrested as a Result of Joint Drug Investigation in East Tennessee

KNOXVILLE – A joint investigation by Special Agents with the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, Union County Sheriff’s Office, Maynardville Police Department, 4^th Judicial District Drug Task Force, Knoxville Police Department, 8^th Judicial District Attorney’s Office, and the Drug Enforcement Administration has resulted in the indictments of multiple individuals on drug-related charges.

In October 2016, TBI Special Agents with the Drug Investigation Division, working alongside partner agencies, began investigating reports of a drug trafficking operation that involved the distribution of large amounts of marijuana throughout Upper East Tennessee. Agents and investigators developed information that identified multiple individuals who were involved in the conspiracy. During the course of the investigation, Agents seized approximately 615 pounds of marijuana along with numerous firearms.

“This operation exemplifies TBI’s commitment to target all dealers in Tennessee,” says Drug Investigation Division Assistant Director T.J. Jordan. “It doesn’t matter what type of illegal drugs you’re pedaling, or if you are a big or small fish in the drug trafficking industry, TBI Special Agents are looking for you.”

On November 15^th, the Union County Grand Jury returned indictments charging twelve individuals with a variety of drug-related offenses. At the time of this release, authorities had arrested eleven of the individuals, including:

• Kelvin Wood (DOB 3-13-62, Luttrell, TN. Bond: $75,000): 1 count of Conspiracy to Commit Sale and Delivery of Marijuana over 300 Pounds, 1 count of Possession of Marijuana over ½ ounce, 1 count of the Manufacture of Marijuana over 20 Plants, 2 counts of Possession of Stolen Property.
• Anthony Hill (DOB 9-29-63, Luttrell, TN. Bond: $75,000): 1 count of Conspiracy to Commit Sale and Delivery of Marijuana over 300 Pounds, 1 count of Possession of Marijuana over ½ ounce, 1 count of the Manufacture of Marijuana over 20 Plants.
• Michael Hensley (DOB 5-7-82, Luttrell, TN. Bond: $50,000): 1 count of Conspiracy to Commit Sale and Delivery of Marijuana over 300 Pounds, 1 count of the Sale of Marijuana over ½ ounce, 1 count of the Delivery of Marijuana over ½ ounce
• Harley Lee Tharp (DOB 3-1-57, Luttrell, TN. Bond: $75,000): 1 count of Conspiracy to Commit Sale and Delivery of Marijuana over 300 Pounds, 1 count of the Sale of Marijuana over ½ ounce,  1 count of the Delivery of Marijuana over ½ ounce
• Saul Sanchez Martinez (DOB 9-8-79, Knoxville, TN. Bond: $75,000): 1 count of Conspiracy to Commit Sale and Delivery of Marijuana over 300 Pounds, 1 count of the Sale of Marijuana over ½ ounce, 1 count of the Delivery of Marijuana over ½ ounce
• James E. Smith (DOB 11-26-54, Luttrell, TN. Bond: $50,000): 1 count of Conspiracy to Commit Sale and Delivery of Marijuana over 300 Pounds, 1 count of Possession of Marijuana
• Tony Beeler (DOB 9-3-66, Corryton, TN. Bond: $10,000): 1 count of Conspiracy to Commit Sale and Delivery of Marijuana over 300 Pounds, 1 count of Possession of Marijuana
• Julio Carmona Godinez (DOB 2-20-79, Powder Springs, TN. Bond: $250,000): 1 count of Conspiracy to Commit Sale and Delivery of Marijuana over 300 pounds, 1 count of the Delivery of Marijuana over 70 Pounds
• Abraham Andrade Cruz (DOB 6-20-91, Powder Springs, TN. Bond: $250,000): 1 count of Conspiracy to Commit Sale and Delivery of Marijuana over 300 pounds, 1 count of the Delivery of Marijuana over 70 Pounds
• Conley Tharp (DOB 2-25-55, Luttrell, TN. Bond: $25,000): 1 count of Conspiracy to Commit Sale and Delivery of Marijuana over 300 Pounds
• Gregory Corum (DOB 10-23-58, Luttrell, TN): 1 count of Conspiracy to Commit Sale and Delivery of Marijuana over 300 Pounds, 16 counts of the Sale of Marijuana over ½ ounce, 16 counts of the delivery of Marijuana over ½ ounce

  

  Kelvin Wood

  

  Anthony Hill

  

  Michael Hensley

  

  Harley Tharp

  

  Saul Sanchez Martinez

  

  James E. Smith

  

  Tony Beeler

  

  Julio Carmona Godinez

  

  Abraham Andrade Cruz

  

  Conley Tharp

  

  Gregory Corum

Crossville Police Announce Promotions.

Two Crossville Police Officers have received promotions in the department. The Following Information and photos have been released by the CPD.

The City of Crossville Police Department announces the promotion of Lieutenant Jonathan O’Neal. 

Lt. O’Neal has served the City of Crossville Police Department since April 2007 and is currently a Supervisor in the Patrol Division, a K9 Handler, and a member of the Department’s Tactical Response Unit. 

Lt. O’Neal has experience as a Narcotics Investigator in addition to being a military veteran and former member of the Counter-Drug Task Force.

The Promotion of Lt. O’Neal to this supervisory position will be effective December 10, 2017. 

Lt. Jonathan O'Neal

The City of Crossville Police Department also announces the promotion of Sergeant Andrew King.

Sgt. King has served the City of Crossville Police Department since January 2011 and is currently a member of the Department’s Tactical Response Unit, Honor Guard, and is a Field Training Officer in addition to being a military veteran.

The addition of Sgt. King to this supervisory position will be effective December 10, 2017.

Sgt. Andrew King

Garrison Field Bleachers Coming Down in Preparation for Park Redevelopment

Bleachers used for Baseball and early County Fair Events

to be replaced by new park attractions.

Crossville city crews have been working this week to begin the process of recreating Garrison Park using state grant funds to improve the centrally located park.

The removal of the 60 year old bleachers has been controversial as some wanted to see the structure saved but because work to improve the bleachers would require upgrades to ADA standards, the city council decided to remove them.

Plans for the park include a picnic area, playground, walking trail, basketball courts and a public restroom facility.  The cost of the park redevelopment totals approximately $1 million with the state grant covering half the cost or $500,000. 

Previous story on Garrison Park history and condition from August 2016

Final design plans for the park are currently being prepared and bids on the project are expected to go out in early Spring 2018. Plans are that the baseball field A will be retained at the park. Original plans called for a multi-purpose field as phase 2 of the park redevelopment. 

Garrison Park gate File Photo

Gainesboro Man Charged with Attempted Murder of Girlfriend.

Information provided by the TBI.

NASHVILLE – Special Agents from the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation have arrested and charged a Gainesboro man in connection with the shooting of his girlfriend early this morning.

At the request of 15^th District Attorney General Tom Thompson, TBI Agents began investigating the incident that occurred in the 500 block of Stacy Cemetery Lane in Jackson County. During the course of the investigation, conducted with the assistance of the Jackson County Sheriff’s Department, Agents developed information that Charles Carpenter (DOB 10-21-44) was the individual responsible for the crime. The victim received medical treatment and was released from the hospital later in the day.

Wednesday afternoon, authorities arrested Carpenter and charged him with one count of Criminal Attempt to Commit First Degree Murder. At the time of this release, Carpenter remained in the custody of the Jackson County Jail on $150,000 bond.

Charles Carpenter

New Law Prohibits Talking on Hand Held Cell Phone in School Zones

CELLPHONE USE IN SCHOOL ZONES PROHIBITED IN TN

(Info provided by Crossville Police Dept.) Starting January 1st, 2018, it will be a Class C misdemeanor, punishable by a fine of up to $50 — for a person to knowingly operate a motor vehicle in any marked school zone in this state, when a warning flasher or flashers are in operation, and talk on a hand-held mobile telephone while the vehicle is in motion.

However, the offense is not committed if the telephone is equipped with a hands-free device, for drivers 18 years of age and older.

A driver under age 18 is breaking the law talking either using a hands-free or handheld while driving through an active school zone.

There are many monitored school zones in Crossville and Cumberland County, with a lot of children and traffic. Please be aware of this new law and be careful around our children.

First Responders Christmas Reading Event set for Saturday December 9 at Courthouse Gazebo

On December 9th, 2017, members of the City of Crossville Police Department, Fire Department and the Cumberland County Sheriff's Office will be partnering with the Early Literacy Council to hold a 1st Responders Reading Event at the Cumberland County Courthouse Gazebo, from 2:30pm to approximately 3:15pm.

The event, designed to give children an opportunity to participate in readings from children's Christmas stories, will be held just prior to the 4:30pm Christmas parade.

Parents are encouraged to bring their children by to enjoy this first-time-ever event and have a heart-warming Christmas story sharing experience before heading off to watch the Christmas Parade.

Palace Theatre Hosting a Variety of Holiday Events including City of Crossville Open House in December

12/2 (Sat)      Stingray Anthony Live Feat. Trackside Band 7PM $12
12/4 (Mon)      FFG Travelogue Series 7PM $8
12/5 (Tues)     COCCO Prep 7PM
12/7 (Thurs) Tennessee Tech Tuba Christmas Ensemble 7PM $12
12/8 (Friday) COCCO 7PM
12/9 (Saturday) CCHS Sweetheart Pageant
12/14 (Thurs) City of Crossville Open House 4-6
12/15 (Fri)     FOCCAS Benefit Concert 7PM
12/16 (Sat)     Lucas & Friends Christmas Variety Show 2 & 7PM $10 (Call Fair Park Senior Center for tickets 931-484-7416)
12/19 (Tues)     Melissa Ellis: “A Soulful Christmas” 7PM $10
12/22 (Fri)     Country Christmas Variety Show 7PM FREE ADMISSION

*Tickets for most events may be purchased at the Palace or online by cash, check or credit card.                        Palace Box Office hours are Tuesday – Friday 9:00 am – 4:30 pm
                All tickets sales are final.  Events listed are subject to change.

Order by phone 931-484-6133 
or by internet at palacetheatre-crossville.com
Email - palace@crossvilletn.gov

Thirty Years of Service by Hospice of Cumberland County Recognized

Crossville Mayor James Mayberry presents members of the

Hospice of Cumberland County staff with the document

proclaiming November as Hospice month in Crossville.

Hospice of Cumberland County was recognized during the Crossville city council meeting as November was proclaimed Hospice Month by Crossville Mayor James Mayberry.  The local Hospice organization has served the area for 30 years and continues to be a leader in the Hospice community across Tennessee. 

Every year more than 1.5 million Americans living with life-limiting illness, and their families, received care from the nation’s hospice programs in communities through the United States, yet more than 40% of Medicare beneficiaries received care for 14 days or less, considered too short a time to fully benefit from the range of services that hospice offers.

Hospice saves Medicare more than $2 billion by providing solutions for physicians, care to patients and comfort to families anywhere, at any time and a growing body of peer-reviewed research indicates that timely access to hospice and palliative care can decrease hospitalizations and Emergency Room visits and increase quality of life for patients and family caregivers

2017 marks the 50th anniversary of St. Christopher’s Hospice in London, widely recognized as the first modern-day hospice organization, and the 35th anniversary of the Medicare hospice benefit in the United States

Police Seeking Help to Find Missing Juvenile

MELIDA GABRIEL PEREZ

Missing: November 16, 2017

Age Missing: 16

Melida Gabriel Perez was last seen on November 16, 2017 at 3:30 p.m. at Stone Memorial High School in Crossville, TN.

Melida is possibly with an adult male and believed to be traveling to the South Carolina area. Melida is a 16 year-old, Hispanic female, with brown eyes and black hair. She is 4'11" tall and weighs 90lbs.

Melida is from Guatemala and does not speak English, according to her guardian.

If you have seen Melida Gabriel Perez, please contact the Crossville Police Department at 931-484-731 or 1-800-TBI-FIND.

Lasean Parsons Named Martin Elementary Student of the Month for Manners

Martin Elementary School Studnet of the Month Lesean Parsons was recognized at the Crossville city council meeting in November for his manners. 

Lesean is in the First Grade Class of teacher Rachel Christopher and was nominated because of his good manners.  Several teachers noticed he says "yes sir" or Good Morning, how are you."

Martin Elementary is honored that Lesean represents the school as Student of the Month for November.

Crossville Mayor James Mayberry, left, recognizes Lesean,

second from left, and members of his family 

during the Crossville City Council meeting.

Smith County Man Arrested, Charged with Attempted Murder of his Son-In-Law

From TBI Reports

NASHVILLE – An investigation by Special Agents with the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation has resulted in the arrest of a Gordonsville man, who is charged with the attempted murder of his son-in-law.

Stacye Lee Nash

At the request of 15^th District Attorney General Tom Thompson, on November 25^th, TBI Agents responded to Gordonsville to investigate a report of an officer-involved shooting. The investigation revealed that Saturday night, Smith County deputies responded to a shots-fired call on Tribble Lane in Gordonsville. Upon arrival, someone began shooting at the deputies from a wood line. Deputies returned fire, and Stacye Nash was struck. He was subsequently transported to Vanderbilt Medical Center. During the course of the investigation, Agents, working with law enforcement officers with the Smith County Sheriff’s Department and Gordonsville Police Department, developed information that earlier in the evening, Nash had gone to the nearby residence of his son-in-law, and had fired shots at him.

On Sunday, Agents arrested Stacye Lee Nash (DOB 06/21/1962) and charged him with one count of Criminal Attempt to Commit First Degree Murder. He was booked into the Smith County Jail, on a $150,000 bond

TBI Agents Investigate Officer-Involved Shooting, Two Other Shooting Incidents in Smith County

At the request of 15th District Attorney General Tommy Thompson, TBI Special Agents are investigating the circumstances surrounding three related shootings, including an officer-involved shooting, that occurred Saturday in Smith County.

Preliminary information indicates law enforcement was alerted that Dora Nash was shot by her husband Stacye Nash (DOB 06/21/1962) at their residence on Tribble Lane in Gordonsville. The initial investigation reveals that Stacye Nash then went to his wife's son's residence nearby, and got into an altercation with the son and his girlfriend, firing shots at both of them. The son received a superficial injury from one of the bullets. The girlfriend called 911 and hid in the woods until law enforcement officers arrived. Several deputies with the Smith County Sheriff's Department and one officer with the Gordonsville Police Department responded to the scene. The investigation indicates that Nash fired at the officers, striking several of the vehicles but no individuals. Officers returned fire, striking Nash.

Dora and Stacye Nash were each transported for treatment of their injuries. No officers were injured during the incident.

The investigation remains active and ongoing. Special Agents continue to interview witnesses relevant to the investigation. TBI Special Agent Forensic Scientists with the Violent Crime Response Team responded to collect evidence and process the scene throughout the night.  As in any case, our investigative findings will be shared with the District Attorney General throughout the process for his consideration and review.

As is our policy, the TBI does not identify the officers involved in these types of incidents and instead refers questions of that nature to their respective department

Murder suspect only stayed on TBI Most Wanted list a very short time.

NASHVILLE – A man added Wednesday to the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation’s ‘Top 10 Most Wanted’ is currently in law enforcement custody in Chattanooga.

Ahren Presley (DOB 12-5-96) was wanted by the Polk County Sheriff’s Office and the TBI to face charges in connection to two deceased individuals who were found in Old Fort, Tennessee on March 3^rd. On November 6^th, a Grand Jury returned indictments for Presley, charging him with two counts of Conspiracy to Commit Robbery and Theft, two counts of Especially Aggravated Robbery, two counts of Felony Murder Robbery, and two counts of Felony Murder Theft.

Wednesday afternoon, authorities at Silverdale Detention Center confirmed Presley was currently in their custody in Chattanooga.  

Investigation into Student's Social Media Posts on SMHS leads to no Credible Threat.

Crossville Police Department Press Release:

The City of Crossville Police Department, working in conjunction with the Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office, investigated a Stone Memorial High School student for posting a potentially threatening photo on social media Monday morning.

Following an in-depth investigation, no credible threat has been discovered and the situation has been resolved.

This release is intended to lessen any possible fears by any of the intended recipients of the post, ensuring the continued safety of all students.

Stone Memorial High School

Final 2017 Friday at the Crossroads set for Friday December 1.

The last Friday at the Crossroads event for 2017 will be held on December 1.  The public is invited to come see Santa Claus and enjoy the Christmas Tree lighting at the Depot.  Many other attractions in Crossville's historic downtown will include great food and shopping too.

The next Friday at the Crossroads after December will be April 2018

Photos from the 2016 edition of Friday at the Crossroads

Downtown will be decked out for the holidays for

Friday at the Crossroads.

Santa Claus will be there to visit with the kids!

Festive Palace Theatre

Crossville city offices closed Thursday and Friday November 23 and 24.

City offices will be closed Thursday, November 23rd, and Friday, November 24th, in observance of Thanksgiving. Regular hours will resume on Monday, November 27th.

Public safety operations of police and fire will continue over the holiday.

City crews taking over leaf pickup operation with new equipment.

Crossville crews are now picking up leaves inside

the city limits. We caught up with a crew using a 

rental leaf vac the week of Thanksgiving in order to

get started on the back up of leaves.

The City of Crossville Street Department has received the leaf removal equipment. The Street Department will begin picking up leaves in each area once every two weeks beginning Monday, November 27, 2017. This schedule will continue until January 11, 2018. It is not necessary to have your leaves bagged. Please have leaves by the road in an area where leaves can be easily accessed by equipment. If your leaves are missed, you can contact the Public Works office Monday – Thursday between the hours of 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. by calling 931-484-7631 and make arrangements for leaf removal.

Candidates seeking spots on the May 1, 2018 County Primary Elections

With the May 1, 2018, Cumberland County primary election starting to take shape, numerous candidates have taken out petitions to have their name on the ballot and have until February 15 at noon to return them to qualify.

Elections for 2018 include the County Primary May 1, the County General August 2 and the State General and Municipal elections on November 6.

The most active race appears it will be the race for County Mayor with incumbent Kenny Carey not planning to run for reelection. Candidates who have taken out petitions to appear on the Republican primary ballot include:

• Timothy A. Claflin
• Allen Foster
• James C. Hancock
• Robert D. Scarlett and
• Ligue Wisdom

Incumbent Co. Mayor Kenney Carey is 

not seeking re-election

Tim Claflin

Allen Foster

J. C. Hancock

Both Claflin and Foster are current County Commissioners, Foster previously served on the Board of Education. Hancock is a Crossville Police Detective and Wisdom and Scarlett both ran for County Mayor four years ago.

Another open race without an incumbent is the race for Circuit Court Clerk since Larry Sherrill has announced he is not running for reelection. To candidates for the Republican Primary have taken out papers so far and include:

• Jessica R. Burgess and
• Nicholas E. Neal.

Incumbent Court Clerk

Larry Sherrill

is not seeking re-election

Julius Bryson, incumbent County Clerk has taken out papers for the Republican primary.

Incumbent Co. Clerk

Jule Bryson

Judy G. Swallows, incumbent Register of Deeds has taken out and returned qualifying papers for the Democratic primary.

Incumbent Road Superintendent Scotty L. Blaylock and challenger Kevin D. Music have taken out papers to run for the Republican primary.  Both men ran against each other four years ago.  Blaylock is the incumbent road superintendent and Music is the street supervisor for the City of Crossville.

Incumbent Road Superintendent

Scott Blaylock

Challenger Kevin Music

Incumbent Casey Cox has taken out a petition to qualify for the Republican primary for Sheriff.

Incumbent Sheriff Casey Cox

Incumbent Kim Wyatt has taken out papers to qualify for the Republican primary as the Trustee.  

Incumbent Co. Trustee

Kim Wyatt

Pedestrian Killed on Main Street Monday Identified. Charges not expected.

Some of this info is from Crossville Police Press Release.

A traffic accident, in the City of Crossville this morning, resulted in the death of Crossville resident, 85-year-old Vertie McNeeley, who was attempting to walk across U.S. Highway 127 / Main Street, in the area of the Cumberland County Courthouse.

Truck involved in Monday accident. Scene of Fatality 

behind the truck.

Evidence of the accident protected as the investigation

was underway.

Witnesses report that traffic was stopped on Main Street, at the 4th Street red light. As Mr. McNeeley stepped into traffic, around the front passenger corner of a semi-truck, the truck began to move under the green light, resulting in Mr. McNeeley being struck, knocked to the ground and subsequently run over.

First responders immediately began life-saving efforts and Mr. McNeeley was transported by EMS to Cumberland Medical Center where he succumbed to his injuries. The investigation continues, however, o criminal charges are expected to result, at this time.


Main Street was closed for about 2 hours as Crossville Police and Tennessee Highway Patrol investigated the accident.

Crossville pedestrian struck by semi-truck while attempting to cross at Fourth St.

An as yet unidentified pedestrian was struck by a semi-truck as he apparently attempted to cross Main Street at Fourth Street Monday morning near the Cumberland County Courthouse. 

Evidence of the accident is protected as law enforcement

studies the scene. 

Evidence at the scene appeared to show the victim was severely injured but his name has not been released and his condition is unknown as this story is published. 

Crossville officers mark the evidence at the scene.

Main Street was closed for about 2 hours as Crossville Police and Tennessee Highway Patrol investigated the accident.

The truck involved in the accident.  

TBI Top 10 Fugitive Justin Pridemore Captured in Jonesborough

JOHNSON CITY – A man who was added to the TBI’s ‘Top 10 Most Wanted’ list Thursday is now in custody. Justin Wayne Pridemore was captured.

Pridemore (DOB 9/22/93) was wanted by the Greeneville Police Department and the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation to face charges of Aggravated Sexual Battery. That charge stems from an incident involving a 5-year-old child.

After receiving a tip that Pridemore was possibly at a home on Forester Lane in Jonesborough, TBI Special Agents requested assistance from the Washington County Sheriff’s Office. This morning, deputies responded to the home and confirmed Pridemore was at the residence. He was taken into custody without incident.

Justin Pridemore

Drug Overdose Investigation Results in Heroin-Related Charge for Murfreesboro Man

NASHVILLE – An investigation by Special Agents with the Drug Investigation Division of the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation and detectives with the Murfreesboro Police Department has resulted in the arrest of a Rutherford County man on a heroin-related charge.

Richard Bain

On November 17^th, two individuals in Murfreesboro suffered non-fatal drug overdoses. Heroin recovered from the overdose victims was examined at the TBI forensics lab, and tested positive for the presence of fentanyl. Agents were able to develop information that identified the source of the heroin. Working with officers with the Murfreesboro Police Department and State Probation and Parole, they executed a search warrant at a residence on North Academy Street, and recovered heroin from that home.

On Friday night, Agents arrested Richard Dale Bain (DOB 06/04/1982) and charged him with one count of Possession of Schedule I. He was booked into the Rutherford County Jail on a $10,000 bond.

Wind Advisory issued through midnight Saturday for Middle Tennessee including Cumberland Co.

WIND ADVISORY FOR ALL OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE TODAY.

A strong cold front will sweep through Middle Tennessee today,
causing windy conditions to develop across the mid state.
Winds will pick up this morning and last into the evening before
diminishing just before midnight.

WIND ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM 6 AM THIS MORNING TO
MIDNIGHT CST TONIGHT.

* TIMING...Windy conditions will develop this morning and persist
  through the evening.

* WINDS...Sustained speeds of 20 to 30 mph with gusts as high as
  45 mph.

* IMPACTS...Minor wind damage is possible along with impaired
  driving conditions.

PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS...

A Wind Advisory means that winds over 40 mph are expected. Winds
this strong may blow down a few trees or tree limbs and cause
isolated power outages. Driving may also become difficult...
especially for high profile vehicles. Use extra caution.

William S. Moore in custody after BOLO issued Thursday charged with Aggravated Domestic Assault.

UPDATE from Cumberland Co. Sheriff's Department: 

Yesterday afternoon authorities were searching for a suspect who was possibly armed in the Genesis / Webb Avenue area. Citizens in the general vicinity were notified to be on the lookout by text or phone call from Central Communications Reverse 911.

This morning Sheriff's Deputies located and apprehended William Shawn Moore at a residence on Will Wyatt Road. He is being held at the Cumberland County Jail on a $50,000.00 bond for Aggravated Domestic Assault.

BOLO UPDATE: William Shone Moore wanted by Crossville Police-Considered armed and dangerous.

UPDATE 3:50 PM Crossville PD says they no longer believe Moore is in the city limits but urge the public to be on the lookout and if seen, report his location to 911.

The City of Crossville Police Department is asking citizens of Crossville to be on the lookout for William Shone Moore, a 39-year-old white male, 6’3” tall and 235 pounds, blue eyes, brown shaved/short hair. Moore was last seen wearing yellow boots, black Under Armor Hat, blue jeans, blue jacket and carrying a black bag. Moore has an outstanding arrest warrant in Cumberland County and is believed to be armed and on foot, possibly in the city limits.

William Shone Moore

Moore is considered to be armed and dangerous. If seen, do not approach or attempt to make contact, please notify 911 immediately with his location and keep away.