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May 7, 2024

Morgan County Sheriff’s Report

By Staff Reports

Published 4:09 pm Wednesday, July 1, 2009

By Staff

  • Refrigerators, stove were stolen on Holmes Road in Eva.
  • A riding lawn mower was stolen from Rock Street in Hartselle.
  • Case and CDs, cell phone charger were stolen on Glengarry Drive in Lacey’s Spring.
  • Copper tubing, aluminum were stolen on Keller Hollow Road in Eva.
  • A car tag was stolen on Danville Road in Hartselle.
  • A television, DVD/VCR player, DVDs, weedeater, coins were stolen on Highland Ave. in Lacey’s Spring.
  • Checks were stolen on Cotton Drive in Lacey’s Spring.
  • A bed, assorted clothes, AC unit were stolen on Jennie Lee Road in Danville.
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