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   Police seeking shooting   
   suspect   
      
   BY TAVIA D. GREEN • THE LEAF-CHRONICLE •   
   May 29, 2010   
      
   Clarksville Police is asking the public to assist them   
   in locating a Clarksville man charged in a Thursday   
   afternoon shooting.   
      
   A warrant was issued for Antonio O'Dell Dooley, 19,   
   who is charged with attempted homicide.   
      
   Thursday at 11:32 a.m, police responded to 29   
   Lincoln Drive and learned that a man, identified as   
   48-year-old Bert Mayo had been shot and was   
   already at Gateway Medical Center receiving   
   treatment, according to a news release by Officer Jim   
   Knoll, CPD spokesman.   
      
   Mayo was shot in the right arm and had bullet   
   fragment in his right foot that had to be removed,   
   the release said.   
      
   Through their investigation police identified Dooley   
   as the alleged shooter and believes he shot at Mayo   
   numerous times. There were shell casings found at   
   the crime scene.   
      
   Antonio Dooley and Bert Mayo were not strangers to   
   each other, and Mayo filed a police report on   
   Thursday in reference to Dooley threatening him.   
      
   Dooley should be considered armed and   
   dangerous. Contact 911 or the TIPSLINE, 931-645-   
   8477 if you come in contact with him.   
      
   Lead investigator is Detective Mike Ulrey, and can be   
   contacted at 931-648-0656, ext. 2314.   
      
   Police arrested a registered sex offender from Ohio,   
   who had sent text messages to Wisconsin   
   authorities, where he allegedly stole a car, that they   
   would never find him.   
      
   Ted Fulk, was arrested Tuesday following a joint   
   investigation by the Montgomery County Sheriff's   
   Office and Wisconsin law enforcement agents.   
      
   The MCSO received a tip from Wisconsin that Fulk   
   was in the Clarksville area with a stolen car, a   
   ccording to a news release from Deputy Ted Denny,   
   spokesman for the MCSO.   
      
   Fulk had allegedly been sending text messages to a   
   deputy sheriff in Wisconsin taunting that the deputy   
   would never find him, the release said.   
      
   The Wisconsin deputy was able to locate Fulk by   
   tracing the cell phone that the text messages were   
   coming from to North Clarksville, Denny said.   
      
   Investigator Jeff Morlock drove through the area and   
   saw the stolen car parked on the side of a residence.   
      
      
   Investigators and agents from the U.S. Marshals   
   Service Fugitive Task Force arrested Fulk following a   
   brief struggle, the release said.   
      
   Fulk, 44, listed as homeless was served a warrant   
   for allegedly failing to update his sex offender   
   registration in Ohio and for having a stolen car in   
   his possession.   
      
   His bond was set at $250,000 and he is awaiting   
   extradition back to Ohio, the release said.   
      
   Fulk was convicted of gross sexual imposition in   
   September 2004, according to the Ohio Sex   
   Offender registry.   
      
   Several offices at Veterans Plaza were evacuated   
   Friday afternoon after a suspicious package was   
   found in the plaza.   
      
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