Updated: August 02, 2017

A WAYNESBORO MAN WANTED OUT OF MAURY COUNTY WAS ARRESTED MONDAY IN LAWRENCEBURG.  ACCORDING TO LAWRENCEBURG POLICE REPORTS, OFFICERS WERE DISPATCHED TO A LAWRENCE STREET ADDRESS JUST BEFORE 8 P-M IN REFERENCE TO AN UNWANTED PERSON.  ON ROUTE TO THE RESIDENCE, AN OFFICER SPOTTED THE SUSPECT RUNNING ON WEST GAINES STREET AND ATTEMPTED TO CUT HIM OFF ON PULASKI STREET WITH THE PATROL CAR.  THE OFFICER THEN PURSUED THE SUSPECT ON FOOT, CATCHING HIM BEHIND A RESIDENCE ON PULASKI STREET AFTER REPEATEDLY TELLING HIM TO STOP.  20 YEAR-OLD HARDIN LEE STULTS WAS TAKEN INTO CUSTODY.  INVESTIGATORS LEARNED STULTS HAD BEEN GOING INTO A LAWRENCE STREET RESIDENCE WITHOUT PERMISSION AND STEALING FOOD AND HE WAS WANTED ON WARRANTS FROM MAURY COUNTY.  HE WAS BOOKED INTO THE LAWRENCE COUNTY JAIL FOR RESISTING STOP, HALT AND FRISK, AGGRAVATED BURGLARY AND THEFT WITH A 24 THOUSAND DOLLARS BOND.  STULTS IS ALSO BEING HELD FOR THE WARRANTS OUT OF MAURY COUNTY WITH OTHER PENDING CHARGES.  HE IS SCHEDULED TO APPEAR IN LAWRENCE COUNTY GENERAL SESSIONS COURT SEPTEMBER 7TH.