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Contact: MPO Bill Storment On January 20, 2017, just before 4:00 p.m., two suspects entered the La Hispana Market located at 633 S. Water Ave and robbed the owners at gunpoint. The suspects fled the scene. The gunman is described as a light-skinned Hispanic male 5’4” – 5’5” small frame brown hair and hazel eyes wearing blue jeans and a black hoodie. omm hoodieVictim advised his hair was shaved next to his ear. glow in the dark skeleton hoodie hot topicThe “lookout” suspect is described as a light-skinned Hispanic male 5’7” – 5’8” and skinny with short black hair and green eyes, wearing blue pants and a blue zip up jacket. hoodies neunkirchenThis suspect was also wearing either a red hat or red knit mask/hat. lacoste hoody scotts

Victim’s advised that both suspects had an accent like they are possibly from El Salvador or Guatemala. Suspects are pictured in the below sketches provided by TBI. Anyone with information related to this or any other crimes that have occurred in Gallatin is asked to contact the Gallatin Police Department at 452-1313. Contact: MPO Janell Wilson Gallatin Police need assistance from the public in identifying and locating two suspects wanted in connection debit/gift card scam. The suspects entered Walmart located at 1112 Nashville Pike on February 4th and 5th and used stolen debit cards to transfer money to gift cards. The suspects are both black males and seen in the pictures below. Anyone with information related to this or any other crimes that have occurred in Gallatin are asked to contact the Gallatin Police Department at 452-1313. **UPDATE** Zion Jeiel ‘Dewayne Brown, a runaway juvenile, has been located in Knox County Tn. Gallatin Police would like to thank everyone for the tips and leads.

Contact: Officer Katie Hope Gallatin Police need assistance from the public in locating 15 year old juvenile Zion Jeiel ‘Dewayne Brown, B/M, 06’00”, 150 LBS, Black hair and brown Eyes. He was last seen 01/27/2017 at 7:30pm wearing blue shirt, blue sweat pants and flip flops. He ran away from the Group Effort home in Gallatin. Gallatin Police Officer Bob Mohr takes time out of his schedule to see the animals being shown at Union Elementary School Congratulations to Patrick Ladd from Mrs Groce's 4th grade class Guild Elementary for winning the Rotary Club Wheels in Motion bike giveaway. Officer Marquez presented a helmet from the Gallatin Police Department. Congratulations to Jayden Gunnaway at Howard Elementary for winning the Rotary Club Wheels in Motion bike giveaway. Officer Mohr presented a helmet from the Gallatin Police Department. Congratulations to Jacob Smith at Union Elementary 1st grade for winning the Rotary Club Wheels in Motion bike giveaway.

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