A pedestrian was struck and killed by a train in Memphis. The identity and circumstances are under investigation. A nearby unrelated shooting incident also occurred, leaving a man critically injured.

The Memphis Safe Task Force arrested a 75-year-old Florida man, Terry Milius, on child sexual assault charges, with over 1,400 arrests to date in the operation.

The Germantown Police Department reported various crimes on October 22, including drug possession, firearm possession, identity theft, and possession of drug paraphernalia.

The Germantown Police reported multiple domestic assaults in one day, as detailed on their Facebook page, raising community concerns about familial violence.

A federal jury found Demarcus Williams guilty of illegal firearm possession as a convicted felon, which could lead to enhanced sentencing under the ACC statute.

Memphis Police shut down an illegal chop shop, seizing stolen vehicles and arresting two men on multiple charges.

A female victim was fatally shot in Memphis, an officer was bitten by a dog, and suspect Arsenio Davis was arrested and charged with murder after a second dismembered body was found.

U.S. Marshals captured fugitive Kevin L. Brown in Clarksville, linked to a Memphis rapper's fatal shooting. He faces serious charges, highlighting effective interagency collaboration.

Memphis Safe Task Force arrests Demarious Moore after a high-speed chase for charges including Kidnapping and Felony Evading.

A truck was burglarized in Memphis' Sugar Maple Cove on October 18; police have not disclosed stolen items' value and seek community tips via Crime Stoppers.

Memphis Police seek a suspect in a Tuesday business robbery at a Mapco store on Poplar Avenue, involving a threat made to an employee and theft of cigarettes.

Memphis Safe Task Force seized 40 pounds of meth during a traffic stop, arresting two men, Martinez-Deanda and Felipe-Baeza-Garcia, and highlighting the force's larger impact on crime.

A Citi Trends store on Thomas Street was burglarized, with thieves taking merchandise. The incident, captured on security cameras, has led Memphis Police to seek public assistance for information.