We all care about groups in our community that use donations and volunteers to help get by.
That's why we want to let you know about the theft of a donation jar, right under the nose of a worker at the Williamson County Animal Center.
I talk with the police in the player above.
Police say surveillance video showed the suspect identified as Victoria Jade Hughes, 29, of Franklin, who allegedly stole those donations right from a box at the front desk.
Police said Hughes now has a warrant out for her arrest and police in Nashville are looking for her for skipping out on a court date.
Police say they don't know how much was in the box — probably no more than $200. But for a place where every dollar counts, police said they want to see Hughes brought to justice.
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-Rhori Johnston
