Police: Tenn. woman stole wallet from fatal wreck victim

pistol is also missing from the crash scene, and investigators are looking into that as well, Smith said.

He added that he's never seen anything like what happened last week during his 30-year career in law enforcement.

“She (McCoy) actually left the scene, purchased a soft drink with the victim’s card, brought [that drink] back to the scene and gave it to the victim’s daughter, who was on the scene,” the chief said. “I’ve never seen anything this devastating. She had a total disregard for the deceased individual and his family.”

Greenbrier Police were tipped off to McCoy’s actions by members of Clinard’s family, Smith said. When the wallet was not found at the scene, the family called Clinard’s bank and they were informed about McCoy’s purchases, the chief said.
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And today at Mass we read about the Good Sanitarian who helped a man laying on the side of a road. I have heard of this happening before when I lived in California but was a very rare occasion.

Sick - Sick - Sick Sgt Tom Cunnally - it's getting real crazy out there!

Many years ago, I was a firefighter. I'm sad to say that while it is uncommon, it isn't unknown.