HARRIMAN WOMAN ARRESTED ON DRUG AND THEFT CHARGES FOLLOWING ROCKWOOD TRACTOR SUPPLY INCIDENT
By Dudley Evans –
A routine theft investigation at the Rockwood Tractor Supply store on October 26 took a serious turn, leading to the arrest of a Harriman woman on multiple felony and misdemeanor charges.
According to a police report filed by Rockwood Police Officer Hunter Hill, authorities responded to the store at approximately 6 p.m. following a report of a theft. Responding officers located and stopped the suspect, identified as Caila Danielle Henley, on a motorcycle near the premises.
Officers recovered $84.97 worth of merchandise allegedly stolen from the store, which included boots, gloves, and a vest. However, a subsequent consent search of Henley’s belongings uncovered more severe offenses:
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Controlled Substances: Authorities discovered suspected methamphetamine weighing approximately 0.44 grams, suspected fentanyl weighing approximately 0.59 grams, and two syringes.
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Driving Violations: Investigators also determined that Henley was operating the motorcycle on a revoked license stemming from a previous DUI.
Henley was taken into custody and transported to the Roane County Jail. She currently faces multiple charges, including manufacturing and delivering methamphetamine, theft of property, and driving on a revoked or suspended license.
