KCSO police reports

Vandalism – A Farragut man reported that an Amazon delivery driver damaged approximately $200 worth of newly installed sod on Candlenut Lane on Oct. 11. The incident was captured on a Ring security camera. The man filed a claim with Amazon.

Theft – The manager of Amish Elegance on North Campbell Station Road reported Oct. 12 that surveillance footage captured a suspect allegedly taking business paperwork without permission Oct. 6. The business had not determined which documents were missing.

Identity theft – A Knoxville man reported Oct. 10 that a suspect attempted to withdraw money from his bank account at a First Horizon Bank location in Nashville using his personal information. Bank employees became suspicious, and the withdrawal was unsuccessful.

Identity theft – A Farragut man reported Sept. 30 that someone allegedly used his personal information to make six purchases totaling $2,001.13 through a Wayfair account between May and November 2025. The man discovered the activity after receiving collection notices in Sept. 2026. The victim believes the charges could be from his estranged wife. The district attorney’s office declined prosecution.

Fraud – A Knoxville man reported Oct. 16 that he was scammed out of approximately $340,000 after visiting an online website named heart-fluttering.cc. The complainant said a suspect contacted him and sent photos and profiles of 15 women. Over several weeks, the man transferred money through cryptocurrency, Cash App and PayPal while communicating with the suspect through Telegram. Deputies advised him to stop sending money and communicating with the suspect.

Vandalism – A Knox County man reported Oct. 18 that a tree from a neighboring property fell onto his fence on Clover Fork Drive on Oct. 10, causing approximately $2,000 in damage. The complainant said his neighbor removed the portion of the tree on his own property but left the remainder on the complainant’s property. The neighbor reportedly refused to remove the remaining tree or pay for the damage. The complainant also reported previous disputes with the neighbor.