Shelby County Sheriff's Office

murderer back in jail in Memphis after he was mistakenly set free.

The Shelby County Sheriff's Office says Anthony Green was captured Wednesday about 15 miles from the Memphis jail.

Following his release in September of last year after Green posted Bond on a separate misdemeanor theft case just minutes after his murder conviction in a fatal shooting in 2020.

We're told Green's bond revocation on that murder case had apparently not been properly processed.

The Shelby County Sheriff's Office now pledging to strengthen training and oversight.

Jeff Manasso, Fox News.

Seven people remain hospitalized in northeast Ohio as authorities continue to respond to the aftermath of a chemical tank leak earlier this week.

A convicted murderer is back in jail in Memphis after he was mistakenly set free.

The Shelby County Sheriff's Office says Anthony Green was captured Wednesday about 15 miles from the Memphis jail following his release in September of last year after Green posted Bond on a separate misdemeanor theft case just minutes after his murder conviction in a fatal shooting in 2020.

We're told Green's bond revocation on that murder case had apparently not been properly processed.

The Shelby County Sheriff's Office now pledging to strengthen training and oversight.

Jeff Manasso, Fox News.

Seven people remain hospitalized in northeast Ohio as authorities continue to respond to the aftermath of a chemical tank leak earlier this week.

His name is Anthony Buckner, and he is getting his staff and assembling his team over there in place, and he's going to tell us a little bit about that and some of the priorities that he is looking at as well.

So we'll get an inside look at his thought process as pertains to the Shelby County Sheriff's Office.

Ann.

A little bit later on, we are going to be talking with County Commissioner Erica Sugarman.

There you go.

Ladies and gentlemen,

Sheriff Anthony Buckner from Shelby County Sheriff's Office.

Let's take one final break.

Evidence in the case against Worrell included a search on how guns work.

John Burton Rodda has been working in the Shelby County Sheriff's Office since he was 19 years old.

Now, he's been named to a top leadership role as chief inspector.

Rodda got his start as a volunteer with the sheriff's office's Explorer program in 1995, and he was hired as a deputy three years later.

Uh, maybe she should've just been sent to 201, 'cause that's apparently where people die.

Uh, the Shelby County Sheriff's Office is launching a homicide investigation after an inmate allegedly stabbed his cellmate to death on Tuesday at 201 Poplar.

Shelby County Sheriff's Office Public Information Officer Jerriata Patterson, formerly of Fox 13, announced the death during a 3:15 press conference on Tuesday.

The correctional deputies found an inmate injured after responding to a disturbance in one of the third floor pods at 201 around 9:00 AM.

Correctional deputies provided care until the Memphis Fire Department arrived.

Uh, "We launched the investigation immediately," according to Patterson.

Eric Jones, age 23, was pronounced dead at the hospital at 9:26 AM.

Shelby County Sheriff's Office detectives identified the suspect as 19-year-old Jonathan Griffin, Jones's cellmate.