Franklin County, News, Russellville
 By  Alison James Published 
2:35 pm Thursday, September 29, 2016

RPD arrests one for burglary

The Russellville Police Department has charged a Tuscumbia man with burglary third degree following an incident Sept. 27.

September 27, Russellville police units received notification from an off-duty police officer about a subject attempting to make entry into a building on

Hamm

Hamm

Laurel Avenue, investigators said. Russellville Patrol Units responded and found the building had been burglarized.

With the help of witnesses who saw the suspect running from the building, and the off-duty Russellville police officer, Russellville Police Units were able to locate the suspect and take him into custody. Investigators said Jeffrey Allan Hamm, 32, of Tuscumbia, admitted to police he had been at the building, and after the investigation was completed, Hamm was charged with burglary third degree.

Hamm is currently in Franklin County Jail awaiting bond.

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