Tennessee’s POST Commission voted to strip Dennis Parker and Nigel Bond of their peace-officer certifications, barring them from serving as police in the state. The moves follow recent scrutiny of MPD discipline and a push to clear a backlog of decertification cases.

A West Tennessee Drug Task Force post says agents served a second warrant at 1062 Talley Place last Tuesday, seizing guns, fentanyl and drug‑sale paraphernalia. The Shelby County DA will prosecute.

A DeSoto Central Elementary student was detained after other children reported a firearm on a school bus. Deputies say the weapon was inoperable and a magazine was recovered.

Three juveniles were carjacked Monday evening in Hickory Hill; police located the vehicle and say the investigation is ongoing. No arrests have been reported.

Larry Pickens, charged in the 2023 Collierville clinic killing of Dr. Benjamin Mauck, is due in court Tuesday as prosecutors weigh next steps. The hearing could move the case toward trial or a plea.

A man was taken to the hospital in critical condition after a motorcycle crash on I‑240 near Union Avenue Saturday night.

A man was hospitalized after a shooting in Raleigh near Stage Road and Coleman Road. Police say three suspects fled in a white sedan and are asking witnesses to call CrimeStoppers.

A crash on Ridgeway Road in East Memphis on Saturday left one person dead and shut the roadway for hours as police investigated.

Memphis Fire investigators ruled the New Life Outreach Ministries blaze an arson and estimated about $6,000 in damage. Neighbors are shaken as authorities probe a string of suspicious fires.

Memphis police responded to a late-night shooting in Victorian Village; investigators say they are working to confirm injuries and have released no suspect details. CrimeStoppers is taking tips.

A Memphis man was arrested after deputies found a woman and an under‑two child injured during a wellness check on Modder Avenue. He faces kidnapping, child abuse and weapons charges.

A Memphis man was arrested after reportedly threatening to 'shoot up' Caldwell-Guthrie Elementary; police say he admitted the threat and was charged with assault and a mass-violence allegation.

A Memphis woman was sentenced to one year and one day after pleading guilty in a pandemic-era fraud that federal prosecutors say stole more than $500,000. Her case is the latest in a series of local prosecutions tied to bogus unemployment and emergency-cash claims.