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Knoxville police have new body and car cameras. Here's how they work - Vimarsana News

Knoxville police have new body and car cameras. Here's how they work

All uniformed Knoxville Police Department officers are now using body-worn cameras, and all marked cruisers have been outfitted with new camera systems, the city announced last week.  Knoxville Mayor Indya Kincannon and Police Chief Eve Thomas lauded the development as a move toward more transparent policing that will help both officers and the city they serve. Police said 297 body cameras have been issued and 333 new in-car systems installed. The cameras, made by the Arizona-based company Axon Enterprise, record officers' conduct and interactions with members of the public. Here's what we...

Joel Guy Jr. trial: Lisa Guy & Joel Guy Sr. killed by son at Knoxville home - Vimarsana News

Joel Guy Jr. trial: Lisa Guy & Joel Guy Sr. killed by son at Knoxville home

Joel Guy Jr trial. Pictured the defendant. Handwritten plans to kill parents During the commencement of Monday’s trial, prosecutors alleged a notebook belonged to Guy Jr. detailed the then 28 year old’s handwritten plans for stabbing his parents to death and inheriting their assets. The defendant’s three sisters reportedly  told authorities everything seemed okay when the family sat together for Thanksgiving in 2016. But just days after that Knox County Sheriff’s Office said Joel Guy Jr. murdered his parents in horrific fashion. Both victims were stabbed and dismembered, their rema...

Supreme Court extends no-trial order, puts off most in-person court hearings into early 2021 because of virus surge - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court extends no-trial order, puts off most in-person court hearings into early 2021 because of virus surge

The state high court issued the new order Tuesday. Author: John North Updated: 4:39 PM EST December 22, 2020 KNOXVILLE, Tennessee — With virus cases reaching record levels in Tennessee, the state's highest court announced Tuesday it was extending its trial suspension order from late January to at least Feb. 26. The five-member Tennessee Supreme Court, led by Chief Justice Jeff Bivins, also said that starting at the close of business Monday and continuing for a month it would put off most in-person proceedings in state and local courts. The order allows, howev...

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