Crossville Police Officers Recognized for work toward Capture of "Freedom Fighter" Bank Robber.

Three City of Crossville Police Department supervisors have received recognition with the issuance of “Officer of the Month” awards for February 2018.

On February 03, 2018, Crossville Police Lieutenant Tony Davis and Sergeants Tim Vandever and Dustin Lester responded to a report of a Bank Robbery, at the Upper Cumberland Federal Credit Union. Officers arrived within minutes, however, the suspect was gone upon their arrival. The three supervisors began a joint investigative effort, which led Nashville Metropolitan Police and the THP Criminal Investigative Division to locate and apprehend the suspect, in Nashville Tennessee, approximately two hours after the robbery. The suspect had also been involved in other bank robberies but had remained unidentified.

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The quick actions of these supervisors and their initial investigation were paramount in the identification and arrest of a dangerous felon. Their thorough dedication and professionalism is to be commended. It is with exceptional officers and a determination to maintain the highest levels of service to the citizens of Crossville that our agency will continue to exceed the expectations of our community.

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Two Crossville Officers, Lester and Massey, Recognized as Officers of the Month.

CPD Press Release:

Two City of Crossville Police Department officers have received recognition with the issuance of “Officer of the Month” awards for December 2017.

L-R Sgt. Dustin Lester, Officer Chrystal Massey and

Police Chief David Beaty

In the month of December 2017, Sergeant Dustin Lester observed a suspicious vehicle in the area of Myrtle Avenue, which had pulled into a driveway in an attempt to evade detection. Sgt. Lester made contact with the vehicle and the individuals located within and his subsequent investigation led to the discovery and seizure of over 4 ounces of methamphetamine, which had been hidden in the engine compartment of the vehicle, and multiple items of drug paraphernalia, which had been hidden about the passenger compartment. Sgt. Dustin Lester’s diligence and thorough investigating efforts resulted in a large amount of dangerous narcotics being taken out of the hands of a suspected drug dealer and off of our streets. Sgt. Lester’s efforts add to the effectiveness and professionalism of our agency.

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Additionally, on December 17, 2017 Officer Chrystal Massey responded to Walmart, to assist another officer with a suspected shoplifter. Officer Massey conducted a thorough search of the female suspect and recovered methamphetamine and marijuana. Later, on December 26, 2017, Officer Massey stopped a vehicle for a traffic violation. Through her attention to detail and investigative efforts, Officer Massey recovered a stolen IPhone that was in possession of a female passenger, who is suspected of the theft. Officer Massey’s dedication to duty and diligence is a fine example for our agency.

These officer’s dedication and professionalism is to be commended. It is with exceptional officers and a determination to maintain the highest levels of service to the citizens of Crossville that our agency will continue to exceed the expectations of our community.

Crossville Police Officer Awards Announced.

The City of Crossville Police Department proudly recognizes the 2017 Police Award recipients. The awards are presented to recognize agency members who go above and beyond what is required in their job descriptions as well as going the extra mile to help protect the citizens of our community.

2017 Officers of the Year: 

K-9 Sptl. Camden Davis & Ptl. Jared South

2017 DUI Enforcement: 

1^st Ptl. Jared South, 2^nd Sgt. Jake Brink, 3^rdPtl. Joshua Mangas

2017 Traffic Enforcement: 

1^st Ptl. Nick Sherrill,  2^nd Ptl. Joshua Mangas

Crossville Police officers of the month for March announced.

Two City of Crossville Police Department officers have received recognition with the issuance of “Officer of the Month” awards for March, 2017.

On March 26, 2017, Patrolman Jared South responded to a burglary in progress at Glenwood Place. Upon his arrival he made contact with a manager and an employee. After speaking with them he successfully located all 3 of the suspects. His subsequent investigation led to the arrest of all 3 suspects and the recovery of the stolen property.

On March 3, 2017, K-9 Patrolman Camden Davis responded to the area of Holiday Hills for reports of a vehicle, observed in the area, vandalizing mailboxes. Dozens of mailboxes had been vandalized over the previous several weeks. Patrolman Davis located and stopped the vehicle, identifying three male suspects and began to investigate the incident. Subsequently, his police action led to multiple incidents of vandalism being solved, including the identification of additional suspects.

CROSSVILLE POLICE ANNOUNCE 2016 ENFORCEMENT AWARD RECIPIANTS

On April 19, 2017 several officers received recognition with the City of Crossville Police Department. The awards are presented to recognize agency members who go above and beyond what is required in their job descriptions as well as going the extra mile to help protect the citizens of our community.

Listed below are the recognized employees for 2016:

Traffic Enforcement #1
Patrol Officer Nick Sherrill

Traffic Enforcement #2
Patrol Officer Daniel Coleman

Traffic Enforcement #3
Patrol Officer Brandon Griffon

DUI Enforcement #1     
Patrol Officer J.F. White

DUI Enforcement #2         
Patrol Officer Jacob Brink

DUI Enforcement #3        
K-9 Officer Camden Davis