The Western District of Tennessee's U.S. Attorney's Office collected nearly $3 million for the public and crime victims in 2024, with significant sums from criminal and civil actions.

Tennessee authorities arrested 65-year-old Robert Conser for possessing and disseminating child sexual abuse material and methamphetamine possession following a cyber tip and subsequent raid.

A 14-year-old boy was killed during a break-in in West Memphis, with an 11-year-old and a 16-year-old facing charges including murder and aggravated burglary. The incident is under investigation.

Two arrested for fraudulent diesel sales at CO-OP 24/7 fuel pumps, with the Covington Police Department charging them with theft and seeking a third suspect.

ICE detained 8 individuals suspected of being in the U.S. illegally from DeSoto County Jail, supported by the local DA's office as part of efforts to enforce immigration laws.

Memphis police responded to a domestic violence incident involving Keion Weeks, who allegedly attacked a woman. A standoff ensued; he later evaded capture but was arrested within 48 hours, facing charges of aggravated and domestic assault.

A car chase in DeSoto County led by Michael Siggers ended in a crash, his arrest, and the discovery of narcotics and theft tools in the vehicle. No serious injuries were reported.

A 19-year-old man was sentenced to 20 years for second-degree murder and 10 years for firearm possession, concurrently, after a block party shooting in Arkansas.

A shooting in South Memphis left two dead and three critically injured. Police reported a "disturbance" at a home led to gunfire. All involved have been accounted for; no college lockdown was necessary.

A man in Whitehaven was charged with abusing a corpse after a dead infant was found in a dumpster; he was with a teenage girl in labor en route to the hospital.

A store clerk in North Memphis shot an assailant during a robbery attempt. Police say the clerk was attacked and fired in self-defense. Both suspects were later arrested, with one seeking medical treatment. The incident is under investigation.

A suspect involved in a domestic violence incident in southeast Memphis evaded arrest after a lengthy standoff, leaving an empty house despite a TACT unit's efforts.

Shundale Barnett is charged with accessory in Young Dolph's murder, providing a vehicle to evade arrest, with his cousin Justin Johnson sentenced and Hernandez Govan awaiting trial.