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Clinton police recover several items possibly taken from area storage sheds, rental units

Posted at 11:35 am December 1, 2017
By Oak Ridge Today Staff Leave a Comment

Clinton Police Department Property Recovered Nov 29 2017

The Clinton Police Department this week said that it has recently recovered several items believed to have been taken from storage sheds or possibly from rental storage units in the area.

“We are urging residents to check storage buildings for missing items,” the CPD said. “If you find you have been the victim of thieves…contact your local law enforcement agency. They can arrange for you to look through our recovered property and identify items that may have been taken from your building. Keep in mind the recovered items do not include guns, lawn and garden equipment, or tools.”

But the CPD asks you to call your local police or sheriff’s department first.

For more information, call CPD Lieutenant Carl Bailey at (865) 259-1206.

Filed Under: Clinton, Police and Fire Tagged With: Carl Bailey, Clinton Police Department, CPD, recovered property

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