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GoogleJames Robert Wheeler told police he was suffering neck pain after his truck was rear-ended on Madison Street at Deery Street by a truck driven by Stacey Marie Wilson, 26, Gunter Building Apartments, Officer Jerry Draine's report said. Wheeler was taken to Heritage Medical Center.
Draine said he heard car tires sliding on wet pavement and looked up to see the accident.
Wilson posted $1,000 bond, Bedford County Jail records indicate.
Home entered
Three gold rings, three gold chains, a gold bracelet and $1,000 cash were stolen from a unit at Fritzsche's Trailer Park, East Lane Street, during the day Tuesday, according to a Shelbyville police report.
The home was entered by prying a door, police said.
Thief strikes porch
A camera, three compact discs, cassette tapes and a container in which they were held were taken from a Baker Street front porch before Monday, Shelbyville police were told.
Drug charges
Two 18-year-old Shelbyville men face drug charges after an incident involving an allegedly-thrown egg Sunday, police say.
Marijuana was found in a car occupied by Kody Salud Hernandez, White Street, the driver, Austin Lee Smith, Pickle Street, and three teenage girls, police said.
Hernandez was stopped on North Main Street after another driver told police someone in his vehicle struck their car with a thrown egg.
A search revealed marijuana in the handle of a door next to Smith's seat and a small, partially-smoked cigar containing marijuana in the ashtray, police said.
Hernandez was charged with DUI and both suspects were charged with possession of a schedule VI drug, vandalism and contributing to the delinquency of a minor, records indicate.
Jail intake
The following were arrested since Monday by the Shelbyville Police Department, Bedford County Sheriff's Department, Tennessee Highway Patrol or 17th Judicial District Drug Task Force and processed through Bedford County Jail. They are only charged; guilt or innocence will be determined by the courts.
* Ricky Lynn Carter, 49, U.S. 41-A South; held for extradition
* Susan Delaine Daniel, 41, Bridlewood Drive; held for extradition
* Roman Estevan Diaz, 20, Morton Street; vandalism; released, $500 bond
* Hugo Solis Gutierrez, 26, Shelbyville; driving on revoked/suspended license; released, $250 bond
* Roger Thomas Harper, 34, Warners Bridge Road; violation of probation, driving on revoked/suspended license, habitual motor vehicle offender; held, $11,500 bond
* Kody Salud Hernandez, 18, White Street; DUI, possession of schedule VI drug, vandalism, contributing to the delinquency of a minor; released, $4,500 bond
* Ervin Lee Leathers Jr., 58, Creekside Lane; domestic assault; released, $2,500 bond
* Sue Ann Maddox, 35, Old Flat Creek Road; held for extradition
* Christopher Aaron Petty, 20, Bird Street; rape of a child; held, $60,000 bond
* Donald Keith Solomon, 30, Landers Street; violation of parole, theft of property; held, $10,000 bond
* Stacey Marie Wilson, 26, West Side Square; DUI; released, $1,000 bond
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Why does someone living in a trailer park, particularly THAT trailer park, have $1,000 in cash in their house??? If they have that kind of money laying around they can afford a better home in a better neighborhood.
Last I knew Fritzche's is not income based. I don't see why it matters how much money they had or have, it's their business if they want to live there. So why do you care where someone lives?
What I fail to understand is why people leave valuables laying on porches.
proabaly need some christmas money and has good home owners Insurance ?. It happens alot this time of year.
Maybe they are just good at "saving" money! LOL
jtjustice30----I know a few things about people living in THAT (as you put it) particular trailer park. One gentleman is retired military, whom went on to work 10 more years after retiring from said military. Another is retired due to health problems that made it impossible for him to work. Another retired due to age. A couple which one is disabled due to seizures they have happen since infancy and the other is a foreman with a long standing company in town. And I to at one time lived there, I had gone through a divorce and didn't have much, but was able to purchase a mobile home and lived there for 8 years. Just because you live in a trailer park doesn't make you a low class, bad, illiterate person. It is a choice and sometimes an only way to live. I bet if you asked the majority of the folks that live there if they rent they will proudly tell you that they are owners! Don't judge what you don't know or have never lived.
CASH:SOME FOLKS DON'T BELIEVE IN BANKS/BANKERS/CREDIT CARDS,OR BEING IN DEBT.THAT'S PART OF OUR FREEDOM,ISN'T IT?
Oh my jtjustice30 you really believe that because they have $1.000 in cash that they could live someplace better. Maybe that is all they have and if it is then it will not last them very long at all.I have a brother in-law that has built homes for the past 40 years. He does not like banks and only uses then to pay the people that work for him.It is not were people live or what they wear or what they drive that makes them a good or better person. I know someone that lives in a huge home on a 100 acres and someone that lives in a double wide. The owners of the big home is always a mess and the owners of the double wide it is so clean you could eat off the floors. i never judge anyone. It is not a good thing to do.
yes they might need Christmas money but they them 365 days from now Christmas will be coming again.. as my dear ole dad would say BOY if you want something go out and get a JOB, go to WORK save your MONEY that you make and if you don't have enough get a SECOND JOB and if i catch you or hear you stealing anything i am going to beat your butt.. i am 62 yrs old and i never ever forgot that we don't need more jails or prisons... we needstricker laws .. we have an outstanding Sheriff and Polic department... mmm maybe we need to make the Lawyers do time.. and how can they lay down at nite and sleep knowing they help a person stay out of jail knowing they killed robbed.. or stole something...hope they don't kill, rob, or rape some of thier little girls or family.. do you ? get a rope..