Labor Department officials say a Memphis-based tent and awning company has paid more than $133,000 in back wages and benefits for 28 Louisiana workers, according to the Associated Press.

The department said Monday that an investigation by its Wage and Hour Division showed that Mahaffey Tent and Awning Co. Inc., doing business as Mahaffey Fabric Structures, failed to pay Fort Polk, La., employees the proper prevailing wages and fringe benefits required for the categories of work that was performed.

Six people are now charged in a pawn shop scheme.

Shelby County detectives conducted an audit of pawn records at Star Pawn on Winchester.

The audit revealed 26 record keeping violations including inaccurate documentation of the serial number of items pawned.

It was also discovered that seven employees were involved in the scheme.

Among those Arrested are the pawn shop owner, store managers and clerks!

There is one suspect still out there.

They are all charged with violations of pawnbroker record law.

SOUTH MEMPHIS- (WMC-TV) - A 2-year-old is in critical condition after being hit by a stray bullet while watching cartoons in her own home.

Neighbors at the Warren Apartments on Clementine Road in South Memphis say the shooting began Tuesday. They called police, but the shooting continued Wednesday morning.

Christie Berry, 6-years-old, showed Action News 5's Jerica Phillips where bullets went flying through a window where she and her siblings were sitting.

"We were watching TV and then I heard gunshots and one had come through the window and shot C.C.," the 6-year-old described the scene.

Christie says her 2-year-old sister, Chrissiya, was shot in the arm by a stray bullet.

Henry McCracken and his wife watch the toddler and her brothers and sisters while their mom is at work.

Police say around 8 a.m. Wednesday, a fight broke out between several people in the apartment complex and someone started shooting.