Police say they have arrested a man in connection with the 2014 murder of Kieara Green.

In June of 2014 officers responded to several calls of shots being fired in the Scottsdale Circle area.

Upon officers arrival to the scene, police found four people suffering from gunshot wounds.

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Kierra N. Johnson died from her injuries.

On Friday, Allen Burgess,22, was charged with the murder of Kieara Green.

Burgess is an inmate at the Bourbon County Jail on an unrelated matter. Police say he is still lodged at the Bourbon County Jail

Additional charges may be pending.

This investigation is ongoing and police urge anyone with additional information to call the police at (859)258-3600, or Bluegrass Crime Stoppers at (859)253-2020.

The Richmond County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help in locating a missing Augusta man.

Willie James Riley AKA “PeeWee” was last seen on November 29 at around 3:00 am on the 220 block of Cassell Street. Riley is 59 years old, 5’7″, 132 lbs, with salt-and-pepper hair and brown eyes. He may have been wearing a camouflage jacket and may have had his brown Chihuahua, Ike with him.

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If you have any information on Riley’s location, please contact Investigator Ronald Sylvester at the Richmond County Sheriff’s Office at (706) 821-1020 or (706) 821-1080.

A woman accused of stealing jewelry from the elderly on an earlier Crime Stoppers has been tracked to New York, but the police do not know her real name.

The woman dresses the part of a nurse to steal jewelry from elderly residents at assisted living homes in at least 10 states.

“Dollar figures?  We could be up in the hundreds of thousands if not millions of dollars,” Detective Mark Thomas of the Lexington Police Department told LEX 18’s Kristen Pflum.

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Police in North Carolina, Florida and Lexington showed pictures of the woman on the news. There are 10 states looking for her.

The case took a turn when police in Lake Park, Illinois took a vehicle description and a plate matchup and used a warrant to get a tracking device put on her car.

On Thanksgiving weekend police in New York got the woman, she gave the name Antonia Kweatkowski.

“She had some other documents with her that indicate she’s been going by several different aliases.  She had some documents from England, from Poland, so we’re going by names she’s given in the past. Truthfully, we don’t really know who she is,” said Thomas.

Investigators in several states want to talk to Kweatkowski.

No word on when Kentucky will get their chance.

A Lexington man is in custody following an undercover investigation for pornography.

According to an arrest citation, police found 20 videos of child sexual exploitation from an account linked to 31-year-old Xiang Wang of Lexington.

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After a search of his home, he was taken into custody Thursday.

Wang is charged with 20 counts of distributing sexual material and 20 counts possession of matter portraying a sexual performance of a minor.

The three suspects accused of robbing and killing a UK journalism student are one step closer to going to trial.

Efrain Diaz Jr,, Justin Smith and Roman Gonzalez jr., are charged with the April 2015 shooting death of Jonathan Krueger. Today, all three appeared in court with their attorneys.

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Police say Krueger was gunned down during a robbery on Maxwell Street while walking back to his house. Officials say EMS took Krueger to UK Hospital where he died from a gunshot wound to the chest.

The Commonwealth revealed ballistics testing is complete and DNA evidence should be in by the end of the month.

The judge set a final status hearing for January 15, at which point the matter of bond will be discussed and a trial date will likely be set.

Krueger worked for three years at The Kentucky Kernel, the UK student newspaper. He was a photo editor and had recently returned from photographing the Kentucky Wildcats on the road during the NCAA tournament.

Police have charged a man with killing a Lexington teen last month.

22-year-old Terry Farrell has been arrested for the death of 18-year-old Jamaal Gossett who was found shot behind the wheel of an SUV at the corner of Kent and Cabot Drives. Farrell’s arrest citation says the teen was shot during a robbery.

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Gossett graduated from Bryan Station High School and was set to start college in January.

Farrell is charged with murder and robbery and will be arraigned in court Friday.

An inmate failed to return to the Lexington Fayette Urban County Government Division of Community Corrections after a court ordered Funeral Pass Thursday.

Johnathan Wayne Howard was released on a Funeral Pass at 1:00 p.m. and was scheduled to return at 4:00 p.m.

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Howard was incarcerated on five counts of Failure to Appear on Theft by Unlawful Taking- Felony.

He is described as a white male, 30 years-old, 5’7, 175 lbs, bald with possible facial hair and he has blue eyes.

He is 30.

A warrant for Escape 2^nd degree has been issued.

The Science Hill Police Chief has now found himself in trouble with the law. William “Robbie” Gossett turned himself into the Pulaski County Detention Center Thursday morning, after a grand jury indicted him with abuse of public trust and theft of more than ten-thousand dollars.

In Science Hill, Gossett is not only the Police Chief, but also the sole police officer in the entire town. Therefore, people said the news of the indictment came as a big surprise.

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“This is the first I have heard. I am just totally surprised and shocked,” said Iva McCullough, with the Science Hill United Methodist Church. “He’s a very wonderful upstanding man of this community. Somebody who keeps our streets safe, makes you feel safe at home.”

People in Science Hill said Police Chief Gossett, better known as Robbie, is a pillar of the community.

“Just a good man, who has obviously made a bad decision,” said McCullough.

According to court documents, sometime between July of 2008 and October of 2009, Gossett stole city funds of at least ten-thousand dollars, therefore abusing the public’s trust. The court documents said Gossett “committed the offense of Abuse of Public Trust, when, as a public servant/employee of the city of Science Hill, he obtained funds belonging to the City of Science Hill and failed to make the required disposition of said funds, and dealt with them as his own, in an amount of $10,000 or more.”

“It’s always upsetting to hear something like this. But, until he’s actually proven guilty, we can only assume this is just a charge,” said Pulaski County Judge Executive Steve Kelley.

“Needless to say, he’s taken aback, he’s shocked by this,” said Scott Foster, Gossett’s attorney.

Foster said Gossett turned himself into the jail this morning, and with supporters help, posted $50-thousand dollar property bond. Foster said they have no idea what situation the charges pertain to, and the only information they have is within the indictment.

“I think he’s hurt and dismayed by these charges. I know absolutely he denies the charges, and we want to work to clear his name. There’s no doubt about that,” said Foster.

The question remains of what happens to his position to protect the city? Science Hill Mayor William Dick said “I really have no comment. We’ll let it play out in the judicial system.” He said until the Science Hill City Council meets to discuss the situation, Gossett will still be on the job as police chief. The mayor said the city council may meet as early as Friday.

“I have full confidence in Mayor Dick, and his council, to do the right thing,” said Kelley.

Gossett will face a judge for an arraignment hearing on December 22nd. Foster said Gossett plans to plead not guilty to all four felony charges.

A Golden Alert has been issued for a Gregory Kent Mason, 61.

He is described as a black male, around 5’9, approximately 160 lbs.

Mason has “salt and pepper” hair and blue eyes.

He was last seen wearing a navy shirt, navy pants and white tennis shoes.

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He was last seen in the area of New Circle Road and Winchester Road.

If you have any information please call the Lexington Police Department.

A man has been arrested in the murder of a Lexington man found dead in an SUV.

The Lexington Police Department said on Thursday that Terry L. Farrell, 22, received Murder and Robbery, first-degree charges for his actions resulting in the death of 18-year-old Jamaal T. Gossett on November 22.

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This investigation is ongoing. Anyone with additional information about this case is asked to call police. Tips can be phoned into: the Lexington Police Department at (859)258-3600, the Robbery/Homicide Unit at (859)258-3700 or Bluegrass Crime Stoppers at (859)253-2020.