The Crossville Police Department Criminal Investigations Division filed charges in relation to a string of burglaries and vehicle thefts, occurring in July and August, 2020.

Yesterday, detectives signed warrants on 37-year-old Carl Creason and 20-year-old Taylor Presley, both of Crossville, in relation to the burglaries of Chuck’s Cycle Repair in July, where two motorcycles and two 4-wheelers were stolen; Thompson’s Auto Sales, earlier this month, where a Jeep and another motorcycle were stolen; and the very same day, when the two were suspected of involvement in the theft of a Ford F-150 from the Pilot Travel Center.

Crossville Police Detective’s thorough investigation resulted in the location and recovery of several of the stolen vehicles, both within Crossville and in Morgan County. As a result of the investigation, Creason was arrested and charged with two counts of burglary, theft over $10,000 and vandalism. Presley was charged with burglary and theft of property, but is still being sought as of this morning (Friday, August 21, 2020).

The last remaining stolen vehicles, not yet recovered, are a white/blue Husqvarna 85cc motorcycle, yellow/white Suzuki DRZ 125 Motorcycle and a black/yellow Polaris Scrambler 4-wheeler. If anyone has information as to the location of the remaining stolen vehicles, or the location of Taylor Presley, please contact the Crossville Police Department at (931) 484-7231, or call the Cumberland County Crimestoppers at (931) 200-1173 to make an anonymous tip and get paid for your information.