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Warren Co. Middle School
Jay Walker Wednesday September 1, 2010

The Warren County Middle School Pioneers remain unbeaten as they defeated Franklin South 38-22 Tuesday night. Bryson Lewis has touchdown runs of 47, 34 and 5 yards to lead the Pioneers. WC also scored on a 27 yard run by Tristan Reisch and a 36 yard pass play from Christian Wilkinson to Malik Ladet.
Warren County plays at Harris Middle School in Shelbyville next Tuesday night.

Passenger Injured
Jay Walker Wednesday September 1, 2010

A Warren County woman was injured Tuesday when she fell from a moving vehicle. It happened on Crisp Springs Road in Warren County.
According to Warren County Sheriff Jackie Matheny, Lori Beth Simmons was a passenger in a car driven by her husband, when she somehow fell out of the car onto the pavement.
She reportedly suffered a head injury and was airlifted from the scene by Lifeforce helicopter to Erlanger Hospital in Chattanooga.

New Troopers
Jay Walker Wednesday September 1, 2010

The Tennessee Highway Patrol has announced it is seeking men and women who are interested in careers in law enforcement for a new Trooper Cadet Class to begin next Spring.
Applications are being accepted now through September 17th. In an effort to recruit qualified candidates, the Tennessee Department of Safety is inviting interested individuals to visit an informational session, Friday, September 10th and Saturday, September 11th, at the THP Training Center at 283 Stewarts Ferry Pike in Nashville.
Those interested and qualified for the position of state trooper should submit an employment application to the Tennessee Department of Human Resources for approval to take the civil service exam.
Recruits are paid while in training. The Trooper class will last 18 weeks.

Break-in
Jay Walker Wednesday September 1, 2010

McMinnville Police are investigating a break-in at the McMinnville Drug Center on Sparta Street. It happened sometime over the weekend. Police say an employee entered the building Monday morning and found part of the drive-thru window laying inside the building. Police say someone entered and exited through that window.
The investigation is underway to determine exactly what was taken.

Tech Lockdown
Jay Walker Wednesday September 1, 2010

Tennessee Tech University's Johnson Hall was placed under lockdown late Tuesday morning after someone reported seeing a person with bullets inside a restroom in the building.
University Police searched the building and are investigating the incident.
The all-clear was issued at 2:15 Tuesday afternoon after the building had been searched and nothing was found.
Although there were no reports of threats, shots fired, or altercations of any kind, authorities evacuated the building while the search took place.
Johnson Hall houses the campus business department and classrooms. All classes at Johnson Hall were cancelled for the rest of Tuesday.

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