Missing child in Dickson

We have a missing 10-year-old child. White male 4' 11", 80 lbs , green eyes; goes by the name Chance. Last seen wearing blue glasses, red shirt, black shorts and blue checked shoes. 

Address/Location
Dickson, TN Emergency Communications & 911
202 S Main St
Dickson, TN 37055

Contact
Emergency: 9-1-1
Non-emergencies: 615-446-8041 

The family that shoplifts together stays together

Please help the Dickson Police Department Identify these adults who shoplifted with these three children present. These adults took dog food and tax preparation software and left with out paying. If you know these people please call the Dickson Police Department at615-446-8041 or Det. Chad D. Fussell at 615-441-9577.

Please contact Dickson Police

Dickson Police are requesting your help in identifying the subject in this photo. This subject is wanted for questioning in a recent theft from Tractor Supply in Dickson, TN. If you know this suspect or have information about him please contact Sgt. James Lyell at  615-441-9582 reference case # 20121206148

Crime wave in Dickson

DICKSON Community:

Detective Moore needs your help in identifying this white male in reference to a theft at Lowe’s in Dickson on October 29. 

If you can identify this man please contact Detective Diane Moore at  615-446-8041 or  615-441-9563. 

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Attention Dickson

DICKSON Community: 

Any information regarding this subject please contact Det. Diane Moore at  615-446-8041 or  615-441-9563

Detective Moore with the Dickson Police Department needs assistance identifying the white male, wearing a hat and pushing a cart in reference to the theft of a computer at Wal-Mart in Dickson on November 27. The man and a female accomplice were riding in a white GMC Envoy, unknown license plate number. Thank you for your help in this matter.

Dickson theft suspect at large

Please contact Detective Diane Moore at Dickson Police Department if you can identify this white male subject. He is wanted in questioning about a theft. 

Detective Moore  615-441-9563 or  615-446-8041.

Drug Free Dickson Coalition meeting

Your Drug Free Dickson Coalition meeting will be Thursday, Oct. 11 at 6 pm...at EMS building on Cowan Road. Meet our brand new Coordinator, Mrs. Anita O'Dell. Mrs. O'Dell has hit the ground running and is already making great progress. She will be talking about where the Coalition is heading and how we are going to get there. We will be talking about state requirements also. 
Please pass the word along.

Drug Take Back/Household Hazardous Waste pickup in Dickson Sat.

Saturday, September 29th, 2012 from 9 am till 1 pm---at the Dickson County Fairgrounds 

The Dickson Police Dept, Dickson County Sheriff’s Dept, Dickson County Landfill, White Bluff Police Department, Dickson County Fairgrounds and the Drug Free Dickson Coalition are joining hands to bring you another Drug Take Back Event. This will be in conjunction with the National Drug Take Back Day sponsored by the Drug Enforcement Administration. Dispose of your unused prescription meds that you no longer need. We will take care of it for you. No questions asked. 

There will be a Shred Truck on site sponsored by our very own Dickson County Landfill. Bring all of your shreddable papers, old bills, tax records you no longer need and let us shred them for you to help prevent fraud. This is for households…each household is allowed up to 8 containers of shreddable material. 

The Household Hazardous Waste Collection will be happening here as well. 

The local Dickson County Help Center will be on hand to accept any donations you may have for the center. Let’s keep these donations local….food, money, clothes, furniture, towels, toiletries, you name it. The list goes on and on. If it can be donated and it will help someone else, bring it on. The Help Center will have a truck standing by for donations and folks to help out with this. 

We will be recycling plastic and cardboard on site as well. 

Tell your friends, coworkers and families to search their homes and get rid of old meds. 
These are very dangerous just laying around.

Dickson County man says he's victim of hate crimes

(From WKRN Channel 2):  A Dickson County man, originally from Egypt, before becoming an American citizen, said someone has vandalized his fence since 2011. 

Salama Salama told Nashville's News 2 Investigates he came to the United States 15 years ago and purchased his 76-acre property two years ago. 

Salama said since last year, someone has repeatedly tampered with and in some cases cut his fence, allowing his livestock to run loose.  

According to the 62-year-old Bellevue resident, he has been treated poorly by others in the county. 

"Yes, sir, they treat me like trash," he said. 

The retired veterinarian said he dreamed of raising livestock, cattle, sheep and chickens on his property, but is now afraid to do so since his animals can escape. 

"It's not an accident or a cow pushing down the fence, but a hate crime," Salama said. 

Nashville's News 2 Investigates spoke with Dickson County Chief Deputy Jerone Holt who said the department is aware of the incidents. 

"We have looked into the matter on every call," Holt said. "We have pictures where it appears that the animals have pushed the fencing down." 

The chief deputy told Nashville's News 2 Investigates they have responded to Salama's property nearly 20 times since 2011.

Nashville's News 2 Investigates looked at some of the incident reports where at least one deputy wrote it appears the fence was cut.

Holt said the department is not actively investigating the case. He added there is no reason to believe the actions are related to a hate crime.  

"We have not received any calls of this being a hate crime," he said. "All the calls we have received have to do with these animals either getting out, roaming at large or under-nourished. 

He continued, "If we had any reason to believe that there was some kind of hate crime going on, then we would definitely fully investigate." 

Salama has been cited twice on misdemeanor charges that he let his animals run loose.

He added a judge has ordered him to get rid of his goats and sheep, as well as compensate his neighbor for the damage the cows did when they got out. 

No suspects have been identified into the incidents

PC thief at large -- he won't byte

THE MAN IN THIS PHOTO TOOK TWO LAPTOP COMPUTERS FROM THE WAL-MART SUPER CENTER IN DICKSON, TN. HE THEN DROVE AWAY IN THE RED CAR IN THE PHOTO. HE IS WANTED FOR QUESTIONING ON THIS THEFT. IF YOU CAN IDENTIFY THIS PERSON PLEASE CALL DICKSON POLICE AT 615-446-5403 OR DET. CHAD FUSSELL AT 615-441-9577.