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A motorcycle driver has been killed in Laurel County.
The accident happened at 2:47 P.M, on KY 229, one mile south of London, near the intersection of Hideaway Road.
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A Suzuki motorcycle driven by Curtis G. Smith, 41, of Rocky Branch Road was northbound on KY 229, when sheriff’s deputies say he lost control in a curve, ran off the road and was ejected from the motorcycle.
Smith was pronounced dead at the scene.
A 21-year-old Mission man was arrested Friday and stands accused of four counts of aggravated sexual assault of a child.
Margil Deleon Rodriguez was extradited from Minnesota to face the charges against him this month, according to court records.
A grand jury in the 430th state District Court indicted him Dec. 14 for the sexual acts authorities say happened in June. The male victim under the age of 14 was penetrated and forced to perform oral sex on Rodriguez, court records state.
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Bond was initially set at $375,000. He is currently being held in the Hidalgo County jail.
Another arraignment is set for Jan. 7. Warrants for his arrest were re-issued last week in the 370th State District Court to set a new bail following his indictment.
The Cherokee County Sheriff’s Office in Murphy, N.C., has requested the assistance from the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office Criminal Investigations Division in locating a missing person.
Corey Patrick Olsen left Murphy on Nov. 28, and his family has not heard from him since. Mr. Olsen was seen in the 3600 block of Rossville Boulevard around 3 p.m. on Nov. 28.
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Family members stated that Mr. Olsen often visits friends in the Chattanooga area but this was unlike him not to make contact with his family, causing them to be concerned for his safety.
Mr. Olsen has been entered in NCIC by Cherokee County Sheriff’s Office as a missing person.
He is described as a white male, 34, 6’-0” tall, 200 pounds, with hazel eyes and brown hair.
Mr. Olsen was last seen driving his 2004 gold Acura with dark-tinted window. His tag number is BCL 8802 NC. The Acura has a Young Harris College Parking Sticker in the car window.
Anyone who has seen or has information on the whereabouts of Mr. Olsen or his 2004 gold Acura should contact Detective David Sowder with the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office Criminal Investigations Division at 423 209-8940.
It turns out a suspected serial wallet thief is apparently making the rounds.
Lexington Police put out the call for help, asking if anyone could identify the woman caught on surveillance camera at a Lexington Wal-Mart and Target spending stolen credit cards in December.
Georgetown Police saw the story, and says they’ve been hit too by the same woman who used a stolen credit card at a Lexington Wal-Mart and Georgetown’s Walgreens and CVS.
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Police say that person bought $1500 worth of gift cards at both Georgetown businesses.
The robberies happened on December 12th and December 13th, and there are several elderly women who have had their wallets stolen by the thief who is believed to have an accomplice helping her.
If you think you recognize the person in the picture, contact Lexington Police at 859-258-3600.
BURLEY, Idaho — A school administrator at Burley High School accused of sexually abusing two minors has waived her right to an extradition hearing after being arrested in another state.
The decision Thursday clears the way for 41-year-old Tara Leigh Bagley to be returned to Idaho. Bagley — the vice principal at the high school — was arrested last week near St. George, Utah, on seven felony charges of sexual abuse of a child between the ages of 16 and 17.
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The Times-News reports that 5th District Court documents spelling out the specifics of the charges will remain sealed until Bagley is returned to authorities in Cassia County.
Authorities have said the charges stem from Bagley’s alleged sexual conduct with two female victims from July 2011 to December 2012.
Ames Police have arrested a man they say faked the theft of his pickup truck and tried to cash in on an insurance claim.
Daniel Joseph Nepple, 25, was taken into custody Monday and charged with insurance fraud, a Class D felony, and false reports to police, a serious misdemeanor.
Nepple, who police records indicate lives in Lohrville in Calhoun County, reported early in the morning of Feb. 5 that his 2000 Ford F150 had been stolen from the 100 block of Stanton Avenue in Ames.
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Nepple, who lived in Ames at the time, told police he’d been walking to his truck when he saw it being driven away from where he’d left it parked. He said he chased the vehicle briefly on foot but lost sight of it and returned home and called police.
An officer arrived at Nepple’s apartment to take the report and found him apparently intoxicated with blood on his clothing, according to the police report.
Later that day, the truck was found on State Avenue south of the city by a farmer who said it looked as if it had been driven off the gravel road and rolled onto its side.
After calling police, Nepple made a claim to his insurance company for the theft. When police spoke to insurance company officials, they said Nepple had given varying stories about who he had been with before and after his truck was stolen.
Police identified a witness who said she had picked Nepple up on State Avenue the night of the crash and given him a ride back to his apartment. The witness said Nepple told her he’d wrecked his truck, and that she was to tell police she’d been drinking the night of the crash and couldn’t remember anything, the police report said.
When the insurance company approached Nepple about the discrepancies in his stories, he reportedly asked that his claim be dropped immediately.
Police filed charges against Nepple in November and a warrant was issued for his arrest.
A preliminary hearing in the case has been set for Jan. 4.
Officials with the Story County Jail said Wednesday that Nepple had been released.
A Moody man was in the McLennan County Jail after being charged with continuous sexual abuse of a child.
Kevin Allen McEwen, 32, was arrested Wednesday by the McLennan County Sheriff’s Office.
An affidavit filed to support his arrest says he sexually assaulted a young girl multiple times at his residence starting in September 2011.
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The victim was age 6 and 7 at the time, the affidavit said.
McEwen was being held on $30,000 bond in the case.
He also was charged with resisting arrest. The bond on that charge was $3,000, a jail spokeswoman said.
UK police say officers acting on a “gut feeling” located a missing California child Thursday night.
Police say officers noticed a woman pushing a stroller through a parking lot on campus Thursday night. Investigators say the child was not properly dressed for the weather. Officers investigated and determined the child was Alouette Day-Moreno-Baltierra, 17 months, reported missing from Los Angeles.
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The child was reported abducted on Oct. 15, possibly by a family member.
Police say the woman pushing the stroller was Maria Baltierra-Dejesus, 62, a New York resident. Police charged her with endangering the welfare of a minor and custodial interference. Investigators say felony charges out of California are pending. Police say Baltierra-Dejesus is the “alleged grandmother” of the child.
According to police, Baltierra-Dejesus is “in a UK health care facility,” but they did not indicate why.
Police say late Thursday afternoon, the same woman was seen at a UK health care facility in an area for employees and was asked to leave. She said she was trying to get a job as a doctor. Investigators say a woman with the same name was once a doctor in California and was disbarred, but police say it remains unclear if it’s the same woman.
Child protective services took custody of the child pending a hearing on her return to California.
Liar catchers now provides protection during supervised visits. Two highly skilled and armed Agents will protect your child, and ensure that the child remains out of harms way during a court ( or non-court) ordered visit.
Lexington KY based Liar Catchers executive protection division has launched a new product. “Supervised Visitation Protection”. “Many court orders are now allowing absent parents supervised visitation. The parent with custody is usually a nervous wreck. Never knowing if the children will be safe, or even taken during the visit.
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In most cases an EVO is in place, preventing the parent with custody to remain in control”. states Matthew Valentine Chief Investigator of LiarCatchers.
Two armed protection specialists are provided for the visitation.
– They arrive 15 minutes prior to the start.
– Review safety procedures and “emergency” plans.
– Protective measures include providing a radio to the “case aid” or “supervising agent” from the courts, as well as both armed specialists with in ear radio to respond.
– Brief radio checks at predetermined intervals
– Remain until the parent with custody obtains the children back safely in their possession.
Liar catchers will have these services performed with advance notice, but as little as one day is needed.
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DURANGO, Colo.- The reward for help finding a missing Colorado boy has grown to $20,000.
Thirteen-year-old Dylan Redwine has been missing since November 19 after arriving at his father’s home in Vallecito for a court-ordered visit during Thanksgiving break.
The increased reward money could be awarded to a person offering a lead resulting in an arrest or someone who provides information about Dylan’s whereabouts.
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Dylan was living with his mother in Colorado Springs when he traveled to visit his father.
His father, Mark Redwine, says he last saw Dylan asleep when he left home early to do some errands.
He reported Dylan missing that afternoon when he couldn’t find him.