Atm, Credit And Debit Cards

Police seek ID of credit card suspect (01/26/12)
Shelbyville police are seeking the public's help in identifying a woman accused of using a stolen credit card. A photo of the alleged suspect, as store personnel said she was leaving Shelbyville's Walmart, has been released by police. The victim said she thought she lost her credit card at a Shelbyville restaurant on Jan. 17, Detective Sgt. Brian Crews said. Her bank statement showed five transactions made after the card was stolen, including one at Walmart on Jan. 18...

Lott's appeal denied by court (01/12/12)
A woman serving an 18-year sentence for theft and credit card fraud has lost her appeal. Sheila Marie Lott had claimed she had received ineffective assistance of counsel and that her plea was not voluntarily made when she made an open plea in 2008 to a variety of charges...

Two charged with using stolen credit cards (07/28/11)
Two persons were charged Wednesday in connection with a spending spree around Shelbyville using credit cards stolen from a wallet at the Medical Arts Building. Joseph Harold Davis, 44, Cedar River Road, intentionally entered the building to steal a wallet, officer Jon Cooke said in a report. Davis and Ashley Nicole Mahaffey, 22, Raby Avenue, used the cards at six Shelbyville businesses after he dumped the wallet in a trash bin several miles away from the medical building, according to police...

Fewer but better report cards ahead (01/28/11)
Bedford County students will get fewer official report cards during the 2011-2012 school year, as the county moves from six-week grading periods to nine-week periods. The change was approved Thursday night by Bedford County Board of Education, which adopted a calendar for the 2011-2012 school year...

Shelbyville bank robbed; suspect escapes (04/23/08)
The thief who robbed First Community Bank's Madison Street branch at mid-afternoon today (Tuesday) may have gotten away red-handed -- literally. A red dye bomb within a money bag taken in the robbery exploded less than 100 yards away behind the bank, police said...

Banker, civic leader McGrew remembered (03/24/08)
Sydney C. "Bud" McGrew, 75, is being mourned as a leader in the financial community but also the community at large. McGrew died Sunday at Glen Oaks Convalescent Center. "Bedford County is going to sadly miss Bud," said County Mayor Eugene Ray this morning. "He has contributed a great deal to our community."...

Online scam hits two different ways (03/19/08)
Steve Mallard of Tennessee Technology Center at Shelbyville reports that two different acquaintances of his have been touched in different ways by the same type of online scam. The scam, which has been popular for many months, involves classified ads placed in newspapers offering puppies -- often Yorkies. This isn't a case of someone local offering puppies for sale or to be given away. Those ads -- like the one placed recently by T-G staff writer Sadie Fowler -- are usually legitimate...

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