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Crossville   -   Aug 09, 2026 Police Warn Residents to Stay Alert For Phone Scams
Police Warn Residents to Stay Alert For Phone Scams

The Fairfield Glade Police Department reports a Fairfield Glade resident lost over $1,850 after receiving a call from someone claiming to be with the Lee County, Florida Sheriff’s Office. The caller claimed the man’s son was in custody and needed immediate bail money sent via Cash App.

Crossville Woman Faces Felony Charges After Road Rage Incident
Crossville   -   Aug 09, 2026 Crossville Woman Faces Felony Charges After Road Rage Incident

Crossville Police responded to McDonald's restaurant on North Main Street after 38-year-old Cara Katherine Waters allegedly brandished a handgun and made threats while in the drive through. Waters admitted to officers that she displayed the weapon because she felt the other vehicle was blocking her. She

by Ronni Chase
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Crossville   -   Aug 09, 2026 Crossville Woman Faces Felony Charges After Road Rage Incident
Crossville Woman Faces Felony Charges After Road Rage Incident

Crossville Police responded to McDonald's restaurant on North Main Street after 38-year-old Cara Katherine Waters allegedly brandished a handgun and made threats while in the drive through. Waters admitted to officers that she displayed the weapon because she felt the other vehicle was blocking her. She

by Ronni Chase
Crossville   -   Aug 09, 2026 Police Warn Residents to Stay Alert For Phone Scams
Police Warn Residents to Stay Alert For Phone Scams

The Fairfield Glade Police Department reports a Fairfield Glade resident lost over $1,850 after receiving a call from someone claiming to be with the Lee County, Florida Sheriff’s Office. The caller claimed the man’s son was in custody and needed immediate bail money sent via Cash App.

by Ronni Chase
Crossville News   -   Aug 09, 2026 Police Search for Suspect in Rural King Theft
Police Search for Suspect in Rural King Theft

Rural King management reported that a male driving a white Ford utility-style truck parked behind the Cumberland Square store and made off with 14 bags of filter sand. The stolen merchandise is valued at just over $130. Surveillance video captured the incident, and police are continuing their investigation.

by Ronni Chase
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