Spring Hill, TN – The above subject allegedly took several items from Lowes without paying. The person left in a dark-colored Honda CRV. If you can identify this person, please contact Detective Gillam at sgillam@springhilltn.org | 931-451-0783 or submit an anonymous tip here.
Spring Hill, TN – On August 15th the person pictured above allegedly took a DeWalt toolset, roll of wire, and a drop cloth valued at $930 from Lowes. The subject has tattoos of flames on his right calf and a sleeve tattoo on his left arm. If you can identify this person, please contact Detective Stefani Gillam at 931-451-0783 | sgillam@springhilltn.org. You can also submit an anonymous tip here.
Spring Hill, TN – On July 27th, the above male subject allegedly entered the woman’s restroom at a local fast food restaurant while the restroom was occupied by a 28-year-old female. The female told police that the male was holding a cell phone and that she thought she saw a flash from the camera go off. The female left the restroom while the male stayed inside. Employees confronted the male, who stated that the men’s restroom was “locked.” Employees at the store told police that the men’s restroom was not locked. If you can identify this person, please contact Detective Griffon Thompson at 931-451-0538 | gthompson@springhilltn.org or submit an anonymous tip here.
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Spring Hill, TN – The SHPD is working to identify the above person who is accused of dumping what appears to be motor oil into a storm drain at Harvey Park. The vehicle the person arrived and left in is pictured as well. If you can identify this individual, please submit an anonymous tip here.
Spring Hill, TN – On August 9th, the person pictured above allegedly stole $3,000 worth of merchandise from ULTA Beauty. The person left in the Nissan sedan pictured above. The vehicle has a temporary license plate that did not yield any leads. If you can identify this person, please contact Detective Gillam at sgillam@springhilltn.org | 931-451-0783 or submit an anonymous tip here.
Spring Hill, TN – Due to the poor quality of images/video this is more of an advisory. On August 2nd, the victim was shopping at Publix and was facing away from her purse that was in her shopping cart. The two individuals above in the video walked close to her. The male subject reached into the victim’s purse and took her wallet. It is believed that the female subject in the video was a “look-out.”
The victim began to receive fraud alerts from her financial institutions that the victim’s card was attempting to be used at Wal-Mart in Spring Hill for purchases totaling $2000. There may be a third suspect involved that entered Wal-Mart (pictured above).
Please watch this informational video from the Franklin Police Department on how to take precautions against purse thefts.
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Spring Hill, TN – On August 3rd SHPD officers were called to Wal-Mart to investigate an alleged sexual assault of two children who are siblings ages 11 and 13. The complainant told officers that the suspect was still in the parking lot. Officers located the suspect’s vehicle and were able to detain him for an interview. During the course of the investigation, officers developed probable cause to arrest the suspect, John Hogue, 58 of Spring Hill and he was charged with aggravated sexual battery, sexual battery, and assault. The alleged assault occurred inside the store while the family was shopping. Hogue was transported to the Williamson County Jail for booking.
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All persons charged with crimes enjoy the presumption of innocence until proven guilty in a court of law
Spring Hill, TN – On July 23rd, the person pictured above allegedly used a counterfeit $50 bill to pay for a small amount of items at Wal-Mart. If you can identify this person, please get in touch with Detective Stefani Gillam at sgillam@springhilltn.org or submit an anonymous tip here.
Spring Hill, TN – On July 26th loss prevention employees from Wal-Mart reported that the individuals pictured above allegedly stole approximately $1100 worth of merchandise and were placing it in a dark-colored Hyundai Elantra. An SHPD officer responding to Wal-Mart observed a vehicle matching that description traveling south on Main St. with no lights on at a high rate of speed. That officer radioed to another responding officer who saw the same vehicle and attempted to stop the vehicle to investigate. The vehicle fled at a high rate of speed. No pursuit was initiated due to department policy. If you can identify these subjects, please contact Detective Josh Weber at jweber@springhilltn.org | 931-451-0758 or submit an anonymous tip here.
Spring Hill, TN – With the 2023-2024 K-12 school year almost here, we wanted to remind the motoring public of applicable law relating to school buses. Tennessee Code Annotated 55-8-151 states in part, “The driver of a vehicle upon a highway shall stop the vehicle before reaching the school bus. The driver shall not proceed until the school bus resumes motion or is signaled by the school bus driver to proceed or the visual signals are no longer actuated.”
Depending on if you are traveling on a two-lane road, multi-lane road, or divided highway will determine if you need to stop or not. On a two-lane road, everyone stops. On a four-lane highway with a center turn lane, everyone stops. If the four-lane has a divider, like a median or an unpaved area at least 5 feet wide, traffic in the opposite direction can proceed cautiously. Only traffic behind the bus must stop.
In 2022, five collisions in the City of Spring Hill directly or indirectly involved a school bus. Please do your part this upcoming school year in keeping our children safe.
