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Mt. Juliet police arrest man wanted for child abuse with help from LPR system

WKRN News 2 · 4 weeks ago

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A man facing multiple charges in Rutherford County was apprehended in Mt. Juliet Thursday morning after the city’s Guardian Shield automated license plate recognition program helped officers track him down.

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