Mobile Data
Patrol has also benefited with the establishment of the Mobile Data System. These computers have car-to-car messaging capability, in-field reporting capability, access to county wide email, and can run license checks, VIN checks and stolen article checks. In addition, officers can share mugsh...
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S.W.A.T.
The Special Weapons and Tactics Team,(SWAT), is the original special team of the KnoxCounty Sheriff's Office. The team was formed in 1980 in preparation for the 1982 World's Fair, which was held in Knoxville. The team is comprised of highly trained and dedicated officers. Their mission is to resol...
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Patrol
The Sheriff’s Office includes five patrol detachments – Adam, Baker, Charlie, David and Echo Shifts. The goal of the Patrol Division to maintain a strong presence in Knox County neighborhoods. The Whiskey Unit is comprised of six officers who work primarily at night, and whose pri...
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Aviation
The Sheriff’s Office implemented an Aviation Unit in 1996 utilizing helicopters and related equipment donated by the U.S. Military. The Unit started with just one helicopter and two pilots. Today the Unit has expanded to six flyable helicopters, five available pilots, two tactical flight off...
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Traffic
The Sheriff’s Traffic or Tango Unit, comprised of fourteen officers who focus on traffic enforcement efforts such as speeding and intoxicated motorists, as well as investigating automobile accidents. The goal of this Unit is to provide extensive coverage of traffic calls, allowing the Patrol...
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Patrol
The Sheriff’s Office includes five patrol detachments – Adam, Baker, Charlie, David and Echo Shifts. The goal of the Patrol Division to maintain a strong presence in Knox County neighborhoods. The Whiskey Unit is comprised of six officers who work primarily at night, and whose pri...
Read More
Traffic
The Sheriff’s Traffic or Tango Unit, comprised of fourteen officers who focus on traffic enforcement efforts such as speeding and intoxicated motorists, as well as investigating automobile accidents. The goal of this Unit is to provide extensive coverage of traffic calls, allowing the Patrol...
Read More
Patrol
The Sheriff’s Office includes five patrol detachments – Adam, Baker, Charlie, David and Echo Shifts. The goal of the Patrol Division to maintain a strong presence in Knox County neighborhoods. The Whiskey Unit is comprised of six officers who work primarily at night, and whose pri...
Read More
Aviation
The Sheriff’s Office implemented an Aviation Unit in 1996 utilizing helicopters and related equipment donated by the U.S. Military. The Unit started with just one helicopter and two pilots. Today the Unit has expanded to six flyable helicopters, five available pilots, two tactical flight off...
Read More
Patrol
The Sheriff’s Office includes five patrol detachments – Adam, Baker, Charlie, David and Echo Shifts. The goal of the Patrol Division to maintain a strong presence in Knox County neighborhoods. The Whiskey Unit is comprised of six officers who work primarily at night, and whose pri...
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Friday, 29 January 2010 |
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The Knox County Sheriff’s Office will implement its Emergency Snow Plan as the weather dictates. That plan calls for deploying four-wheel vehicles with two officers assigned to each. Officers will only be answering emergency calls. Drivers who are in non-emergency wrecks are asked to exchange information and report the incident as weather related to their insurance company. KCSO will have a Patrol Supervisor in the Emergency Operations Center to help sort out emergency from non-emergency calls. The Sheriff’s Office advises that if you don’t have to be out, please stay indoors and off the roads.
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Monday, 25 January 2010 |
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Caitlin Markli
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Aaron Bowling
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A Knoxville couple was arrested Saturday afternoon after holding up two different pizza delivery people earlier that day. Twenty-one year old Caitlin Markli and 21 year old Aaron F. Bowling are charged with two counts of aggravated robbery and are being held in the Knox County Jail. A delivery person for Papa John’s said he went to the Quarry Trails Apartment Leasing office with a pizza shortly after midnight where the couple demanded his money and Bowling threatened him with a gun. The two suspects ran on foot and about twenty minutes later had a pizza delivered from Domino’s to Gateway Apartments at Lippencott Street. The delivery person was approached by the couple and they demanded his money. The victim said that Bowling pointed a gun at him until he handed over his cash. Again, both fled on foot.
Two Knox County Detectives tracked the couple to the Concord Skate Park on Northshore Drive just after 4 p.m. Markli and Bowling admitted to planning and committing the robberies. Officers got consent to search Markli’s vehicle and found a plastic pellet gun that matched the weapon used in the robberies. Markli is being held under a $15,000 bond and Bowling under a $6,000 bond.
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Thursday, 21 January 2010 |
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April Gillam
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An argument led to a woman cutting her estranged husband with a steak knife early Thursday morning. Thirty-two year old April Gillam was charged with aggravated assault after cutting 31 year old Robert Gillam on his shoulder at a house at 2418 Bowers Road. She fled the scene and was arrested a short time later on Straw Plains Pike. She is being held in the Knox County Jail on a $5,000 bond. The suspect told officers that the victim struck her with a door and that the knife jumped out of the drawer and cut the victim. She had no visible injuries. The victim refused medical treatment. The incident was reported shortly before 2 a.m. by the victim’s mother.
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Monday, 18 January 2010 |
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Sarah Julian
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Detectives with the Knox County Sheriff’s Office have charged a 21 year old woman with aggravated child abuse. Sarah Julian is accused of putting her 14 month old daughter into a bathtub of scalding water Sunday night. The mother took the child to Children’s Hospital where she was treated for severe burns and was later flown to a burn unit in Augusta, Georgia Sunday night. The child suffered burns from the waist down.
Julian is in the Knox County Jail under a two hundred thousand dollar bond. Because of this incident, DCS is in the process of removing another daughter from the home. Julian lives at 7804 Stanley Road, lot 49 just off Clinton Highway in Powell. The incident was reported to KCSO Sunday at 7:15 p.m.
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