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Two Clinton firefighters deliver baby by side of road

Posted at 12:17 pm June 2, 2015
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Information from WYSH Radio

Two Clinton firefighters delivered a baby by the side of the road Monday night on Charles G. Seivers Boulevard.

The Clinton Police Department pulled over a speeding car on Seivers Boulevard, in front of Clinton Rental, shortly after 7 p.m. Monday, and they were told by the driver that her daughter was in labor and that the baby was coming any minute.

Clinton firefighters Josh Queener and James Blakeney responded to the scene and determined that the baby’s arrival was imminent. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Clinton, Front Page News, Police and Fire, Top Stories Tagged With: baby, Charles G. Seivers Boulevard, Clinton Fire Department, Clinton Police Department, delivery, James Blakeney, Josh Queener

Seventeen arrested, 26 indicted on drug-related charges, sheriff says

Posted at 3:16 pm July 16, 2014
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Paul White

Paul White

The Anderson County Sheriff’s Department arrested 17 people on drug-related charges on Monday and Tuesday following drug investigations during the last few months, Sheriff Paul White said Wednesday.

These charges are mostly result from the sale or possession for resale of prescription or legend drugs, as well as marijuana- and methamphetamine-related offenses, White said. The charges were included in 35 indictments against 26 people returned by an Anderson County Grand Jury in June and July after investigations by the Sheriff’s Special Operations Unit.

White said deputies started making arrests on the indictments and related drug-activity investigations on Monday.

He said those indicted for the manufacture, sales, delivery, or possession either sold to undercover agents or were in possession of illegal drugs for resale. Of the 26 people indicted, 19 were charged with prescription narcotics offenses, three were charged with cocaine offenses, three were marijuana-related, and one was on methamphetamine charges. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Anderson County, Police and Fire, Top Stories Tagged With: Anderson County grand jury, Anderson County Sheriff's Department, arrests, cocaine, delivery, District Attorney General’s Office, drug enforcement, drug-related charges, illegal drugs, indictments, investigations, legend drugs, manufacture, marijuana, methamphetamine, Paul White, possession, prescription drugs, prescription narcotics, sales, Special Operations Unit, undercover agents

ORFD: After Y-12 refuses wet nitric acid package, FedEx driver finds leak

Posted at 3:33 pm May 21, 2013
By John Huotari 2 Comments

FedEx Nitric Acid Spill

Workers from a commercial cleanup company place a leaking nitric acid package in a secure container along Administration Road on Tuesday afternoon. (Photo by Tom Scott)

The cardboard container contained one liter of nitric acid, and the delivery had been refused at the Y-12 National Security Complex because the bottom of the package was wet, the FedEx driver told Oak Ridge firefighters.

The delivery driver checked the 11-pound package at his next stop, and he found fluid leaking out of it and immediately called 911, Oak Ridge Fire Chief Darryl Kerley said in a Tuesday afternoon statement. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Oak Ridge, Police and Fire, Top Stories, Y-12 National Security Complex Tagged With: Administration Road, Apex Office Supply, Darryl Kerley, delivery, FedEx, nitric acid, Oak Ridge Fire Department, ORFD, Y-12 National Security Complex

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