Coker Creek Resident Given Award for Saving FHP Trooper's Life

This incident took place back in 2017 in Palm Beach County Florida, years before he settled down in Monroe County TN--Joe Rodriguez, affectionally known as "Joe Clooney" because of his likeness to George Clooney.

Former DA Steve Crump Must Have Been in a Post-Covid Brain Fog

Who quits and moves out of town if they have just been re-elected to a second 8-year post as District Attorney...and not just move, but move to a densely populated, crime-ridden, major metropolis? ... Former DA Steve Crump must still be taking it all in, after months of waiting to see if his ill-conceived plan would work--it appeared to some as a ploy of political 'musical chairs' which failed miserably...it was an intense wait and see ..."what would happen on March 5, 2024?"...

Crump succeeded in getting Governor Lee to appoint his chief deputy DA (Shari Taylo) as interim DA when he resigned--she served as interim DA until a special run-off election, which coincided with Super Tuesday. The whole scheme didn't sit well with most area residents and she lost the election.  As the saying goes, "Everything Happens for a Reason."

Newly elected DA Steve Hatchett saw a golden opportunity in 2023 when Crump announced he would be resigning and taking a job in Nashville TN. 

DA Steve Hatchett

According to former Bradley County Commissioner Dan Rawls, Shari Taylo never had a chance. Several months ago, he predicted the outcome of the election and every detail in the months-long saga.

Shari Taylo is not required to step down and hand over the keys until September 1st.

Our District is on the Brink of Collapse, more RED FLAGS THAN BEFORE 911

If you pick the wrong district attorney candidate on March 5, 2024, it will increase the risk of a law enforcement collapse: when you add the fentanyl crisis and the open border crisis; it could lead us into a state of doom.

Should former ADA Cindy Schemel have sued Steve Hatchett for Defamation?

It was almost 10 years ago when Steve Hatchett, former 2nd in command to DA Steve Bebb tried to become his 'heir apparent'. ADA Steve Hatchett appeared before a local TV news crew defending his boss on a highly publicized and unprecedented assault case.

ADA Cindy Schemel accused DA Bebb of assault, alleging that during an argument he groped and shook her: she felt traumatized by the incident which had all the legal requirements to charge Bebb with assault; it was a difficult situation since Bebb was her boss and the chief law enforcement officer of the district--so she filed an assault complaint with the Cleveland TN Police Dept. 

Steve Hatchett has never apologized for his aberrant behavior. Publicly attacking an alleged crime victim is a departure and deviation from legal and ethical standards.