A Winchester woman was arrested on charges of theft that contained embezzlement from a Tullahoma business.
Kody Michelle Haney, 19, of Powell Street, Winchester was arrested Oct. 6 for taking $1,843 from the Piggly Wiggly Store on East Lincoln Street.
Christina Joung Yu reported to Tullahoma Police Officer Chase Sons that the woman took the money from the store between Sept. 4 and Oct. 4.
Yu told the officer that video surveillance footage shows Haney taking the money from her cash register and placing it in her pocket on Oct. 3 and 4. She is accused of taking $225 on Oct. 3 and $770 on Oct. 4. Also a check shows that money was taken between Sept. 4 and Oct. 2, a total of $848 was taken.
Yu told the officer that Haney had said that she would repay the money but she did not do so.
Haney was booked into the Coffee County Jail under a bond of $1,500.

The Tullahoma City Clean Up day is Saturday, October 22 from 8:00 am until Noon. Volunteers are asked to report to Public Works for tools and assignments. Volunteers who register at Public Works will be entered to win two tickets to Peter and the Starcatcher performed at South Jackson Civic Center.
“Getting litter picked-up is critical to the vibrancy of our City,” said Director of Public Works, Wayne Limbaugh. “We ask residents to not litter. With your help, we can go a long way in keeping Tullahoma clean and beautiful. It is simple to keep the garbage with you and throw it away and recycle it at home or a gas station.”
“We want Tullahomans to care enough to help us keep our roadways free of litter,” said Director of Community Development, Winston Brooks. “To encourage volunteers, we have partnered with South Jackson Civic Center and two volunteers will win tickets to Peter and the Starcatcher.”
Concerned citizens can take action by reporting litter when you witness littering from vehicles on the state’s roadways to 1-877-8-LITTER. If you get the license plate, they’ll hear from the state. The letter will include information about how to contain their litter and inform them that litterers can be fined up to $1,500. Residents can also report hot spots to Public Works at 454-1768.
Public works will supply the bags and grabbers to pick up the trash.
If you want to be officially counted for service hours, Volunteers should call Public Works at 931-454-1768 to sign up and then meet between 8:00-9:00 a.m. at the Tullahoma Public Works Department, 942 Maplewood Avenue for supplies and assignments the day of the event.