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  • Cops accused of standing by and watching man drown in Tennessee River

    07/31/2023 5:07:40 PM PDT · by rod5591 · 68 replies
    NY Post ^ | July 31, 2023 | Ronny Reyes
    Police officers allegedly stood by and watched for 15 minutes as a man who relapsed on heroin drowned in the Tennessee River after fleeing from them, according to a newly filed lawsuit. Kimberly Williams-Clabo claims her son, Mika Wheeler Clabo, would still be alive if it weren’t for the alleged negligence of the Knoxville Police Department, which encountered him “acting erratically” on the morning of July 25, 2022. Police said that when they approached Clabo, 30, who struggled with a heroin addiction, he ran from them and jumped into the river, where he got caught on vines and drowned. In...
  • Eight people are killed after massive fire rips through Alabama marina destroying 35 boats - and more could be trapped in vessels underneath the collapsed dock that seven survivors jumped off to escape the blaze

    01/28/2020 2:15:57 AM PST · by Libloather · 45 replies
    Daily Mail ^ | 1/27/20 | AP, Leah Simpson
    At least eight people have died after an explosive fire broke out along the Tennessee River in Alabama and it could take authorities four days to recover all victims, authorities have said. At least 35 boats docked along the Tennessee River were destroyed by the blaze at Lake Guntersville, Jackson around 12.30am Monday but authorities said divers need to locate each one and search them individually to be sure. All eight people who were earlier reported missing were confirmed dead, later on Monday morning and a local fire chief said 'that number could go up, because we don't know how...
  • Bredesen opposes (TN) river transfers

    11/02/2007 12:13:43 AM PDT · by Tennessee Nana · 9 replies · 144+ views
    Chattanooga Times Free Press ^ | November 02, 2007 | Andy Sher
    NASHVILLE -- Gov. Phil Bredesen said he has no interest in seeing Tennessee River water diverted to relieve drought-parched metro Atlanta and northern Florida. "I would have a real problem ... with a wholesale transfer of water out of the Tennessee watershed into Florida," Gov. Bredesen said this week. "I just think it's one of the very important natural resources that we have in Tennessee, and (we) should be very, very cautious about allowing it to be degraded in any way." Gov. Bredesen said he does not object to water already being sent outside the state through existing agreements, including...