The Germantown Police Department reports a surge in criminal activities, including shoplifting, theft, vandalism, and assault, in one day as per their Daily Crime Report.

Chief Investigator Terry McCreight received the "Case of the Year Award" for solving the 2018 murder of Daronte Herbert, with the culprits receiving life sentences.

Deputies in Lauderdale County responded to a shooting, arresting Dedreck Campbell who was armed and faces charges, including attempted murder. The investigation continues.

Memphis police seek two suspects for a robbery at Berryhill Market; one used a hammer to steal vape products, the other brandished a gun at a customer. Both are young Black males, one wore a "LAWS OF EDEN" hoodie. Tips are encouraged.

Tami Sawyer, a court clerk, won't be charged after a courthouse incident, as an investigation found no evidence of criminal conduct.

Fredrick Buford was found guilty of several armed robberies in Memphis with a mandatory minimum sentence of 75 years. The jury convicted him of 11 robberies and one attempted robbery.

Arthur Jones Jr., 18, was transferred to adult court for the murder of Israeli locksmith Aviv Broek in South Memphis, facing serious charges including first-degree murder.

Tami Sawyer, a court clerk, was cleared by the TBI of criminal conduct in a courthouse incident, despite political controversy and calls for resignation.

An Oxford man, Paul Petach, was arrested for child sex crimes, including enticement and pornography, after police investigated a tip received on November 19.

The Memphis Police Department is investigating a deadly shooting in the Binghampton area, with one person dead and a search for two suspects underway.

Memphis faces a wave of car thefts and armed robberies, with two suspects arrested and a third at large. The crimes involved a stolen Chrysler 300 used in multiple incidents, leading to a community on high alert and an ongoing police search.

TBI seeks public's help to find missing Kelvin Martinez; described as 5'5", 140 lbs., with black hair, gray eyes. Community urged to contact JPD or TBI with info.

The U.S. Marshals Memphis Safe Task Force arrested Samuel Floyd, 18, for robbery, assault, and firearm theft after a foot chase and safe apprehension.