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Clarksville, TN The Clarksville Police Department is making citizens in the area of Exit 1 aware of a white BMW which wrecked on Interstate-24 around 11:50am, after being pursued from Illinois through multiple Kentucky jurisdictions before it crashed near Exit 1.At that point, the Clarksville Police Department was notified and got involved in looking for the white male that bailed out of the vehicle stolen from a rest stop in Missouri with some kittens inside.Clarksville Police are looking for a white male that fled from a wreaked stolen vehicle on Interstate-24 near Exit 1.There is virtually no description or other facts available about the man other than he is a white male, possibly with gray hair.Several law enforcement agencies have not been looking but unable to locate the man.So, be aware of any suspicious activity In your area and call 911. TagsClarksvilleClarksville PoliceClarksville Police DepartmentClarksville TNCPDExit 1I-24Interstate 24KentuckyMissouriStolen VehicleVehicle Accident FacebookTwitterPinterestEmailPrint Previous articleTennessee Largest Occupat stanley romania ions, Salaries They EarnNext articleAPSU President Alisa White, Volleyball Coach Taylor Mott attend Women In Sports Summit in Nashville News Staffhttp://clarksvilleonline RELATED ART stanley cup ICLES stanley germany Obituaries Wphm APSU Track and Field s Tymeitha Tolbert, Savannah Amato head to NCAA East Preliminary
Fort Campbell, KY Blanchfield Army Community Hospital leaders are aware that some patients calling the Appointment Line may be experiencing longer than normal wait times and dropped calls. We appreciate our patients providing feedback to us about experiencing dropped calls and longer than normal wait times in using our Appointment Line, said BACH Commander Col. George N. Appenzeller. Patient feedback lets us know what we are doing well and helps us find areas where we can improve, said Appenzeller.In response to patient concerns, the Appointment Line contracted company has hired seven staff members to answer calls and they are currently completing the new employee process. In addition, BACH is working to purchase a new computer system to better route incoming patient phone calls. We expect to have the new computerized call routing system implemented in the spring of 2015 or earlier so we can improve our patients experience when they call the Appointment Line, said BACH Chief Information Officer Maj. Ken Sturtz. We are excited to bring the new system on as soon as possible because patients will have the helpful new option to receive a call back rather than waiting on hold. As the new call center staff members compl stanley cup ete training r stanley es equirements, patients may continue experiencing occasional long wait times or dropped calls. We greatly appreciate our patients understanding as we work to address these concern stanley termos s, said Appenzeller. In the meantime, we encourage patients t |
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