Officers M.F. Setliff and Otis Lumpkin (left to right) look over a trunk filled with moonshine (1950s)
A 1971 Plymouth Fury patrol unit is pictured in the background while working an automobile accident at the intersection of Parrish Road and Westview Drive (Photo courtesy of Richard T. Davis)
(First Row) Major B.C. Elliott, Chief T.N. Morris (Second Row) Lt. S.G. Luck, Capt.P.L. Heffinger, Capt K.D. Fitzgerald Capt C.I. Slayton, Capt. W.D. Rigney (Third Row) Lt. B.G. Creasy, Capt T.A. Smith, Lt R.D. Hairston Lt. J.A. McLaughlin, Lt. A.P. Jackson (Fourth Row) Capt. D.W. Stowe, Capt. T.A. Brown, Capt W.L. Gibbs Lt. J.W. Jones, Lt J.W. Smith
In November 1999, an elderly gentleman reported that his home had been entered and a small home safe had been forced open and his life savings stolen. He reported approximately $2000-$2500 had been locked in the safe. Within a short period of time, Officer Jerry Pace spotted a suspect based on a description developed and, using consent to search the vehicle along with gut instinct, recovered the man’s money. A count (and two more recounts) revealed the total to be $103,610.