A cell phone store in East Memphis was rammed with a vehicle in a smash-and-grab burglary, resulting in significant damages and stolen merchandise, with no arrests reported.

A repo man was assaulted while repossessing a car in Memphis. Two suspects were arrested and charged with aggravated assault. The victim survived with non-critical injuries.

After a video of a dog being beaten went viral, Justin Johnson was arrested for aggravated animal cruelty. The dog, now in recovery, was rescued by Memphis Animal Services and the Memphis Police.

Courtney Davis from Memphis received an 87-month prison sentence for participating in a drug trafficking ring distributing fentanyl and methamphetamine.

The Memphis Police Department investigates a case of puppy abuse revealed on social media, emphasizing a strong stance against such acts and encouraging public reports to assist in their efforts.

Germantown Police made arrests on March 26 for shoplifting and a drug law violation, with the latter not detailing the narcotics involved. The separate shoplifting incidents remain unconnected.

MATA dismissed Deputy CEO Bacarra Mauldin for misusing agency funds and not upholding proper standards among her reports, leading to her termination supported by the MATA board.

Izaya Kutschinski is charged with kidnapping a woman and her child from a Mississippi grocery store parking lot.

West Tennessee authorities busted a drug trafficking ring in Whitehaven, seizing drugs, guns, and cash, and arresting three men.

A fire at an apartment complex in Frayser injured two infants and one adult. The Memphis Fire Department responded to the incident, which resulted in hospitalizations for burns and smoke inhalation. The cause is under investigation.

A Dyersburg man, Ollie Brown IV, was charged with illegal firearm possession and drug offenses after police responded to a report of him shooting a dog. The investigation revealed drugs, firearms, and cash in his possession.

Gunfire in Lincoln Cir led to the discovery of guns, ammo, and marijuana; no injuries were reported, one arrest made; Jackson Police urge community tips.

Anthony Hines of Memphis was sentenced to 125 months in prison for his involvement in a multi-state drug conspiracy distributing narcotics across West Tennessee.