Manchester Police Department is investigating a credit card theft. Property was stolen from a vehicle at First Baptist Church on Hillsboro Blvd. Suspects used the credit cards from the victim at Walgreens and at Peoples Bank ATM Tuesday night. Police are trying to identify the subjects, they are both persons of interest.
If you have any information regarding the identity of either of these people, please contact Investigator Butch Stewart at 931-728-2099.
All persons pictured are innocent until proven guilty.

A Franklin County deputy sheriff is on administrative leave with pay following a shooting Wednesday evening on Circle Dr in Estill Springs. A deputy attempted to serve a warrant for felony failure to appear in court to start serving a sentence of 10 years. 33 year old Michael Sean Adams of 1230 Pleasant Grove Road, Estill Springs started to run and the deputy followed him and attempted to stop him. Adams allegedly turned around and charged the deputy with a knife. The deputy fired his pistol killing Adams.
According to Sgt. Chris Guess with the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office, he believes the deputy was wearing a body cam and that there is video of the incident, but it’s part of the TBI investigation and will not be released at this time.
The deputy will remain on leave until the TBI completes the investigation into the shooting. The state agency spent some 12 hours at the scene investigating the shooting and gathering evidence. The TBI is charge of the investigation, which is standard procedure for officer-involved shootings.
According to the sheriff’s department spokesman, Adams had warrants for felony to appear as he was supposed to have reported to jail to start serving a 10 year sentence for rape of a child. A check of records at the Franklin County Jail reveals that since 2011 Adams has been in the Franklin County Jail 29 times.
Franklin County District Attorney Mike Taylor who will determine if there will be prosecution.

Early voting will end on Saturday in Coffee County. Voting is taking place at the election commission located at the Administrative Plaza in Manchester and at the C.D. Stamps building on South Jackson Street in Tullahoma.
Early voting can be done today (Friday) 8:00am-4:30pm and Saturday 8:30am-NOON in Manchester and Tullahoma from 9am-4:30pm and Saturday 9am-NOON. Election Day is August 4.
As of Wednesday afternoon, there had been 1,941 early ballots cast, according to the Secretary of States web site. Also statistics show that 71 percent of those voting have declared themselves as republicans.

The Tullahoma Planning Commission has slated Aug. 15 to hear public comments on Mayor Lane Curlee’s proposal to block a portion of the Wall Street alley to vehicular traffic.
The roughly 110 foot portion in question runs southward alongside London’s Sports Bar – from the London’s-owned parking lot ramp behind the bar southward to the alley’s intersection with West Lincoln Street.
In a memo sent to the commission, Curlee proposed the move “to better facilitate pedestrian movement” in downtown Tullahoma.

A winning Powerball ticket worth $50,000 was purchased in Winchester, Tennessee.
The player won by matching 4 of the 5 white numbers drawn along with the red Powerball number.
No additional information about the winner is available until the prize is claimed.
Lottery officials said Wednesday night’s drawing created 37,217 winning tickets of various prize levels across the state.
The jackpot also grew to a massive $478 million for this Saturday night’s drawing.