Graphic details, please be aware… A Shelbyville man is being held in the Coffee County Jail under a $250,000 bond after being arrested Monday.
Aled Key Marable, 28, of Highway 41A South, Shelbyville is charged with rape and aggravated assault following an alleged incident Sunday.
The victim told Tullahoma Police Officer Lynn Cannon that she was held against her will at an apartment. When the officer found the woman she was at the intersection of Freeman and East Lincoln Street with visible severe injuries to her head and face. She also had bruise marks on her upper torso. She also, according to the officer’s report, was not wearing any pants when she was found.
The woman told the officer that she was beaten to a blackout state after she refused to take part in group sex with her boyfriend and others.
According to the warrants, in addition to the bruises the victim also had her head shaven as punishment for not participating.
According to the officer’s report, the woman had something sprayed into her eyes.
She told the officer that she knew she had been raped and forced to have an oral encounter. A rape kit was conducted at Harton Regional Medical Center.

Recently the Tullahoma Board of Mayor and Alderman, meeting as the beer board, assessed the maximum penalties to two business that sold beer to minors during a compliance check conducted back in April.
Gregory Jackson, who holds the permit in use at the Piggly Wiggly on East Lincoln Street, appeared before the board to answer for two complaints. One was for selling beer to someone underage. The other was for a store clerk selling the product, that clerk had been barred from selling beer and tobacco after a conviction back in 2012. That conviction disqualified the clerk from selling beer for a period of 10 years.
Jackson was fined a total of $2,000. The clerk no longer works at the store.
Another hearing involved the Mapco Express on East Lincoln Street, also known as Favorite Market. Representing the business at the hearing was Yuri Rodriguez, the store’s general manager.
Tullahoma City Attorney Randall Morrison said a clerk at the market sold beer to a 19-year-old undercover informant back in April. The clerk has since pleaded guilty in city court and been assessed the maximum fine.
The board voted to assess a $1,000 fine to the market, the maximum penalty for a first offense. (Portions of this story provided by the Tullahoma News)

Registration for new students who will be enrolling at Coffee County Central High School (grades 10-12) will be held on July 21-23 between the hours of 8:00 – 11:00 a.m. and 12:00- 2:30 p.m.

The following documents are required for enrollment:

1.    Two proofs of legal birth name (Ex. Birth Certificate and Social Security).

2.    Proof of Immunization on a Tennessee School Entry Immunization Form.

3.    Proof of Legal Custodial Guardian, if parents are divorced.

4.    Copy of a current physical, if the student is enrolling for the first time in a Tennessee school.

5.    Two documents that verify proof of residence in the school zone for a Coffee County School.

6.   Final report card from previous school

For more information, call (931) 723-5163.

In other school news for the Coffee County school system; they are pleased to announce Open House for the new Coffee County Middle School, Tuesday, July 29. The student/parent Open House will be 4:00 to 5:45 p.m. The Dedication Ceremony will begin at 6:00 p.m. in the gym for all visitors. The Community Open House will begin immediately following the dedication until 7:00 p.m. The new school is located on Highway 53, Woodbury Highway.