Graysville News

The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation is helping the Graysville Police Department investigate one of its own.

A Graysville police officer is off the job for a while after allegations of missing money.

Submitted by WDEF on July 2, 2009 - 10:48am. Crime Rhea County News Police Chief Thomas Mahoney says his officers are searching forA James Finch, Junior who is better known in the community by his nickname, "JJ." FinchA is wantedA for: Conspiracy to Commit Burglary Conspiracy to Commit Theft over $1,000.00 Police sayA on June 13 Finch broke into a ...

James William Finch, also known as a oeJJ,a is wanted by the Graysville Police Department on charges of conspiracy to commit burglary and conspiracy to commit theft over $1,000. On or about June 13, Mr.

Tennessee's Constitution says judges must be 'elected by the qualified voters of the state.' The lengthy debate in the legislature has focused on whether or not the selection process with a retention vote meets that test, with detractors saying that it blatantly violates the constitution.

An investigation that crossed multiple jurisdictions led police to a convicted felon and property stolen in nearly 60 thefts throughout North Georgia and Southeast Tennessee, all during the month of March.

The state attorney general has been asked to rule whether Rhea County can keep all the revenue from a half-cent sales tax increase voters approved in August, rather than sharing with Dayton, Graysville and Spring City.