Cody Alyn Cooper age 23 of Emerald Lake Run in Beechgrove was arrested on Sunday by Manchester Police. Authorities responded to a welfare check on an individual allegedly passed out in the back of a truck at Professional Manor in Manchester. After running a wants and warrants check on the subject, it was discovered there was an active warrant on Cooper out of Florida for battery on a person 65 years of age or older and that Florida authorities would extradite.
Manchester Police also allegedly found Cooper to be in possession of three orange tablets believed to be valium.
Cody Alyn Cooper was charged by Officer Ernie Colvin for being a fugitive from justice and possession of a schedule IV drug. Bond was set at $252,500 and his court date was set for December 12.

A Shelbyville man who was on the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation’s Top 10 Most Wanted list has been taken into custody.
Michael Domonic Sales, 29, was arrested without incident on Dover Street on Sunday.
According to the TBI, Sales was wanted in connection of the shooting death of 19 year-old Carlton Capone Caruth in Fayetteville on Sept. 6.
Sales was booked into the Lincoln County jail.
Officials said his arrest was a joint effort between TBI Special Agents, the U.S. Marshals Service, officers with the Fayetteville Police Department and deputies with the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Department and Bedford County Sheriff’s Office.
The TBI said his mother is the victim in a homicide they are investigating at the Oak Hill apartments on Belmont Avenue in Shelbyville. There is no official word if he is considered to be a suspect in the death of his mother.

September is National Voter Registration Month, and Secretary of State Tre Hargett wants social media users to add a special hashtag to their messages to encourage others to register to vote.
Hargett’s office says people can post photos to Twitter, Facebook and Instagram asking people if they’re registered and use the hashtag #GoVoteTN. Signs to hold in the photos can be printed at http://GoVoteTN.com .
The website also allows users to check their registration status or access a voter registration form.
Voters must be registered at least 30 days before an election to cast a ballot.

Manchester’s annual Patriot Day ceremony was held last Friday. After the tragic events and the loss of many lives 9-11-01, local veterans began sponsoring an event to honor local first responders. At the 14th annual event held on the square the following were honored with Patriot Day Awards; Jonathan Anthony, Jackie Matheny Jr. (Manchester Police Department), Michael Wilder (Tullahoma Police Department), Curtis Lane (New Union Fire Department), Gene Nickles Jr. (Hickerson Station Fire Department), Sgt. Larry Fraley (Tenn. Hwy. Patrol), Linda Forrester (Coffee Co. Rescue Squad), Melissa Carter (Hillsboro Fire Department), Stephen Sharketti (Coffee County Sheriff’s Department), Richard Steiner (Tullahoma Fire Department), Emmitt “Casey” Wright, Gary Gesell, and Roger Chambers (Manchester Fire Department), Kim Beard (911 Dispatch) and Curtis Bennett (Summitville Fire Department).

Thank you to all the Churches and sponsors that helped make Family Fest a success! For our first one ever we are very pleased with the day. The entertainment was excellent and GOD blessed us with wonderful weather!
Not only did we have a super fun day, but we were able to raise a lot of money for the One Day of Hope that is coming up in October.
As we mentioned earlier the entertainment on stage was awesome, it’s amazing how much talent is here in our community, we also want to thank our wonderful staff here at the station who all worked so hard to make this event happen.

Special thanks to our sponsors;

• Al White Ford/Lincoln
• Manchester Tire and Brake
• Peoples Bank
• Unity Medical Center
• Manchester Times.


Children having fun at the Hope and Family Fest

Also special thanks to all the Churches that worked so hard keeping everyone fed and having fun!
We are so thankful to everyone and to GOD who blessed us with this event, we are looking forward already to Hope and Family Fest 2016.

Rob and Tiffany Clutter
Owners WMSR Thunder Radio

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