A Bible with methamphetamine hidden within was left at Bedford County Jail for a murder suspect Monday, the Bedford County Sheriff’s Office said.

The King James version of the Bible was dropped off by a woman, who investigators said they think they have identified, about 2:30 p.m. Three inmates including Steven Lokey, charged in the June 20 slaying of Adrienne Cox at her Neeley Avenue residence, and Jeffrey Stokes, being held on drugs and weapons charges following a May 20 raid at a Butler Street home, were to have received the Bible, Sgt. Trey Green’s report said.

Jailer Ronnie Prince noticed the Bible “felt odd,” discovered its spine had been peeled and found crystal methamphetamine in a bubble gum wrapper.

The woman who delivered the Bible left without identifying herself when asked, but a likely suspect was determined by the BCSO from looking through Facebook accounts.

***Thefts

•A 2001 Chevrolet C25 pickup left for sale for several weeks in the parking lot of Divas, Fairfield Pike, was stolen Monday, according to Shelbyville police. The truck was recovered in Manchester.

Also reported to area authorities:

•A four-wheeler, pressure washer, air compressor, saw, tools and lawn care equipment were stolen from a shed in the 100 block of Osteen Lane within the past three weeks, a Bedford County Sheriff’s Office report said. No signs of forced entry were found.

•Jewelry and Pokemon cards are missing from a home on Old Columbia Road last week, a Bedford County deputy was told Tuesday. A suspect, who had been visiting the home, was named.

•The license plate was stolen from a vehicle Sunday on Smith Street, Shelbyville police said.

***Drug charge

A driver who allegedly ran a red light Tuesday on North Main Street was charged with simple possession, a sheriff’s office report said.

Tanner Lamb had .5 grams of marijuana in a cylinder grinder, Sgt. Trey Green’s report said. Lamb was cited for simple possession, possession of drug paraphernalia, open container and running a traffic control device.

***Jail intake

The following were charged since Monday by the Bedford County Sheriff’s Office, Shelbyville Police Department, Tennessee Highway Patrol or 17th Judicial District Drug Task Force. They are only charged; guilt or innocence will be determined by the courts.

•Michael Damon Beyer, 37, Anthony Road; assault, theft of property; held, $7,000 bond

•Raymundo Patino Cruz, 35, E.C. Arnold Lane; driving on revoked license (fourth offense), violation of registration; released, $3,500 bond

•Moises Domingo, 23, Cottonwood Drive; DUI, driving on suspended license; released, $2,000 bond

•Jesus Galvan Esparza, 23, John Shaw Road; violation of probation; released on recognizance

•Jaime Lee Leverette, 35, Maple Street; violation of no contact order, theft of property; held, no bond

•Terry Dwight Mooningham Jr., 37, Fay Creek Road; theft under $1,000 (two counts), theft over $1,000, possession of schedule II drug; held, $6,000 bond

•Catarina Juan Nicolas, 46, Crestview Circle; no driver’s license; summons delivered

•Roman Coronel Parra, 35, Highway 130 West; DUI (second offense), driving on revoked license; held, $3,000 bond

•Jesus Jesus Perez, 47, Mac Street; DUI (third offense), implied consent, open container; released, $5,000 bond

•Jeanie Suzanne Reed, 22, Central Avenue; shoplifting; released, no bond

Stanley Lynn Smith, 53, Central Avenue; driving on revoked license (fifth offense), no insurance; released, $3,000 bond

•Weslie Jacob Wylie, 25, El Bethel Road; violation of order of protection, bondsman surrender; held, $10,000 bond