Frederick Yates was sentenced to two consecutive life terms plus 18 years for the 2021 murders of Diamond Love and Marcus Smith Jr. in Milan, Tennessee.

The Germantown Police reported crimes from January 9-11, including assault on an officer, a protection order violation, threats, custodial interference, shoplifting, and a stolen vehicle recovery.

The Memphis Safe Task Force reunited two siblings and a toddler with their families after they were reported missing, marking the 142nd successful recovery since October 2025.

A woman was arrested at an anti-ICE protest in Tennessee and faces several charges. Activist groups dispute the police narrative and demand the release of video footage.

A former Memphis officer, Aly Bah, was indicted on sexual battery and official oppression charges for alleged misconduct with a teenage girl while on duty.

Germantown Police reported a week with various crimes including narcotics possession, theft, stolen vehicle retrieval, and arrests for unlawful vehicle entry.

A fire caused by an electrical malfunction struck Taqueria La Guadalupana in Raleigh, with no injuries and an estimated loss of $190,000. The Memphis Fire Department responded and extinguished the blaze.

Memphis Police investigated a suspicious package on Union Avenue, evacuating nearby businesses. The package was deemed harmless, and normal traffic resumed later.

A man and a child were critically injured in separate incidents after being hit by vehicles in Memphis; both drivers stayed at the scene, with ongoing investigations.

Casey Wilson was arrested after a high-speed chase and a two-state manhunt by several law enforcement agencies.

Authorities search for suspects after a man was carjacked and kidnapped by individuals using a vehicle with fake police lights in Southeast Shelby County; the victim later escaped.

Memphis police are searching for four suspects involved in two Parkway Village carjackings, with surveillance footage of one suspect attempting to use a stolen card. Public tips are sought.

Allen Williams was sentenced to 18 years for stealing from elderly residents at a Mississippi senior living facility. He faces additional post-release supervision.