Suspects Identified In Recent Coopertown And Adams Burglaries

Bugg and Arms are also suspects in burglaries committed in Cheatham County…

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Suspects Identified In Recent Coopertown And Adams Burglaries

ROBERTSON COUNTY TENNESSEE: (Smokey Barn News) – According to the Robertson County Sheriff’s Office, investigators have identified two suspects that they allege are responsible for recent burglaries in the Adams and Coopertown area in January and Feburary of 2013.  After an investigation, two individuals were identified as suspects of these crimes. Detectives allege that Charles Adam Arms (age 35) and Jonathan Bugg (age 24), both from Adams, TN, were responsible for the string of burglaries. The cases will be presented to the Robertson County Grand Jury in April.

Both suspects are now incarcerated. Arms was arrested on February 20, 2014 on a parole violation. He is currently being held in the Robertson County Jail with no bond. Bugg is currently being held in the Logan County Jail in Russellville, KY on unrelated charges.

Bugg and Arms are also suspects in burglaries committed in Cheatham County and Kentucky. The Robertson County Sheriff’s Office has worked closely with the Coopertown Police Department, the Cheatham County Sheriff’s Office, and the Kentucky State Police to solve these burglaries and recover stolen property.

We are confident we have found the two men responsible for the recent burglaries in the Adams and Coopertown communities,” said Sheriff Bill Holt. “While we strive each day to prevent this type of crime from occurring, our investigators have worked and continue to work tirelessly to hold those accountable that do commit these crimes.”

We are fortunate to have experienced a dramatic decrease in thefts and burglaries over the past couple of years,” said Holt. “But, we still need and rely on the public to assist us in this effort. If you see something suspicious, or a vehicle or person that doesn’t belong in your neighborhood, please let us know.”

Anyone who sees or needs to report suspicious activity may do so by calling Central Dispatch at (615) 384-4911.

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