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This Weeks Who Has Been In Jail 2010-09- 07
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This Weeks Who Has Been In Jail 2010-09- 07
Name
COOLEY, JENNIFER RENA
SHELL, TYLER ALLEN
BRYANT, CURTIS EUGENE
CAMPBELL, LISA ANN
CAREY, PATRICK TERRENCE
HARRYMAN, MITCHELL LEE
JOHNSON, MICHAEL DAVID
LAYNE, RONNIE LEE
ODOM, OZZY LEE
PEREZ, RUBEN SAMAYOA
PULLIAM, ANTHONY L
ROBERTS, CHRISTOPHER BRIAN
Name
ROLLINS, MARK ANTHONY
SMITH, RONALD LEE
SNIDER, CHARLES EDWARD JR
WHITTENBURG, STACEY JUNIOR
Name
ARCEO, RAMON FRANCISCO PANTI
JOHNSON, KAREN MARIE
PATTON, JOHN MICHAEL
AUSTIN, KEITH LEE
BOETTCHER, FREDERICK OLIVER
CHILDS, CHARLES ADAM
HEAD, SHARRON FAYE
HIGGINS, JOSHUA RAY
HOWARD, DENNIS JAMES
RASNAKE, CLARENCE WILLIAM
SANDERS, KARA ELAINE
STEWART, JACKIE CHARLES
WALKER, ANDREW JEROME
Missing Sequatchie County Money
Free cash, just get a government job. If this is what they found imagine how much is missing and not found. These people that steal from inmates and our education system are especially despicable. All this gets swept under the rug in Sequatchie County.
Report of Cash Shortages and Other Thefts in County Offices/Departments as Reported in Annual Financial Reports for the Year Ended June 30, 2009, and Certain Special Reports
Sequatchie County Office of SheriffThe county’s 2007-08 audit report reflected a cash shortage in the Sheriff’s Department of $2,011.81 in its inmate funds operations (personal funds taken from a person at the time of his arrest). This cash shortage resulted from receipted funds not being deposited to the official bank account or being accounted for otherwise. This cash shortage has been reviewed with the district attorney general and the county executive. Subsequent to June 30, 2009, employees of the Sheriff’s Department made contributions of $1,197 to apply toward the cash shortage.
Sequatchie County Office of SheriffThe county’s 2006-07 audit report reflected a cash shortage of $8,669 in the commissary operation of the Sheriff’s Office. This cash shortage resulted from commissary receipts not being deposited to the official bank account or otherwise accounted for. This shortage was reviewed with the district attorney general and county officials and subsequently investigated by the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (TBI). On December 18, 2008, a former employee entered into a pretrial diversion agreement on charges related to this cash shortage and has agreed to pay restitution of $8,551.26. The difference of $117.74 ($8,669-$8,551.26) between the original shortage amount and the agreed to restitution amount was written off.
Sequatchie County SchoolsOn January 25, 2010, School Department officials notified auditors that a payroll discrepancy had been discovered. During the period July 1, 2006, through January 21, 2010, the payroll bookkeeper had issued checks totaling $31,710 to herself in excess of her allowable compensation. The payroll bookkeeper and two other School Department bookkeepers receive compensation, in addition to their regular salaries, for bookkeeping responsibilities related to special programs operated by the School Department. According to school officials, the bookkeepers are required to work extra hours to receive this additional compensation; however, there are no written policies and procedures on file at the School Department addressing work hours, overtime, or additional compensation. The payroll bookkeeper’s additional compensation from the adult education program was budgeted at $5,000 annually. As part of her duties, she calculated her overtime rate and additional overtime hours required to receive the additional compensation, prepared the budget and reports for the adult education program, issued payroll checks, and made direct deposits for payroll. The shortage was determined as the difference in the overtime reported on the payroll bookkeeper’s time reports and the amount she was paid from the adult education program, as follows:
Compensation Fiscal Compensation Based on Year from Aduit Reported Calculated
Total $ 44,500 $ (12,790) $ 31,710 * These amounts are through January 21, 2010.
The payroll bookkeeper resigned her position on January 21, 2010. This finding has been reviewed with the district attorney general.
Office of County ClerkThe county’s 2007-08 audit report reflected a cash shortage of $4,248.51 in the County Clerk’s Office. This shortage resulted from several motor vehicle title application transactions had been altered by an employee of the office. The county’s insurance carrier has paid $3,248.51 toward the shortage reducing the outstanding shortage amount to $1,000 on June 30. 2009. On January 26, 2009, the Sequatchie County Grand Jury indicted Michelle Farley, a former office employee, for theft of property of $4,248.51.
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The State has also reported that: The County is not using due care to stop the thefts. Click her for PDF from state comptroller. See page 177.
This Weeks Who Has Been In Jail 2010-08-13
Innocent until proven or plead guilty.
This Weeks Who Has Been In Jail 2010-08-13
CAGLE, JOHN THOMAS
GILLESPIE, DAVID WAYNE
HYDER, RHIANNON LYNNETTE
LEWIS, AARON THOMAS
MOUNCE, CASEY ALLEN
PARKER, APRIL LEAVINA
SENECHAL, SCOTT ALLEN
TOMLIN, LARRY E
VAUGHN, TIFFANY DAWN EMMA
ANGLAND, MICHAEL JON
BRADLEY, JONATHAN KEITH
BRADY, JAMIE NICOLE
GREEN, DENNIS D
HARRIGER, MATTHEW DAVID
HARRYMAN, MITCHELL LEE
HERNANDEZ, ADRIAN MEJIA
KNUDSON, TODD ALAN
LIVELY, MICHAEL ANTHONY
MENDEZ, RAFAEL
NELSON, MICHAEL ALLEN
PIERCE, SHELLY RENEE
PULLIAM, ANTHONY L
RESCH, ROBERT RUSSELL
SUTHERLAND, BILLY JOE
TAYLOR, SAMANTHA RAE
THACKER, CHAD ANTHONY
VINCENT, DARREN ALLAN
WORLEY, JIMMY MICHAEL
This Weeks Who Has Been In Jail 2010-08-05
This Weeks Who Has Been In Jail 2010-07-29
Nancy G Carter and Donna M Johnson Identified as Assailants
On Tuesday, July 20th, 2010, at approximately 8:38 P.M. officers of the Dunlap Police Department responded to a fight incident in the parking lot area of the former Bi-Lo Store located on Hwy 28 in Dunlap. Prior to the officers arriving at the location, a witness had stopped the fight.
Read the rest of this entry »Sheriffs Office Crime Stats for Calendar Year 2009
Charges filed by members of the Sheriff’s Office in General Sessions Court, Circuit Court and Grand Jury for calendar year 2009.These numbers are quite different from the statistics quoted. These statistics were derived from court records.
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