According to the Bell County Jail, 38-year-old Jason Carbone escaped the jail Monday, around 5:30 p.m.

Officials from the jail say that he is considered dangerous.

They said that he was out in the yard when he climbed a 20-30 foot brick wall with a steel fence on top.

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He was last seen in his orange jumpsuit. Carbone is described as a white man, with tan skin, dark brown hair, green eyes, 6’0” and 145 pounds.

He was arrested on September 18 for 3 warrants in Tennessee, they did not say what those warrants were for.

Anyone with any information is asked to call the Kentucky State Police in Harlan County.

A woman is facing identity and credit theft, and larceny charges after Greenwich Police obtained an arrest warrant for her.

The 48-year-old suspect surrendered on Wednesday to police in Stamford, where she lives, and officers contacted Greenwich Police who formally charged her.

Shele L. Hammett, of 47 Seaton Rd., Stamford, is facing charges of fourth-degree larceny, credit card theft, credit card fraud, receiving goods/services illegally, identity theft and second-degree false statement, according to a Greenwich Police report.

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Details surrounding the charges that stem from an incident reported May 11 by a Pemberwick Road resident were not included in the report.

Hammett is being held in lieu of $1,649 bond and is scheduled to return Oct. 15 for an appearance in state Superior Court in Stamford, according to the Connecticut Judicial Branch website.

In a press release from the FBI, it was announced that a Nicholasville man has been sentenced to 84 months in a federal prison for making child pornography images available for download on the internet.

Chief U.S. District Judge Karen Caldwell sentenced Jeffrey Treadway, 37, for distribution of child pornography last Thursday.

According to federal law, Treadway must serve at least 85% of his prison sentence. Following his released, he will be under the U.S Probation Office’s supervision for 25 years.

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Court documents said that in 2013 law enforcement traced several child pornography files for download on the internet to Treadway’s home computer in Nicholasville.

After the FBI searched his computer, they found over 20,000 images of children engaged in sexually explicit content, some of those children under the age of 12.

One Corbin man is accused of multiple charges including wanton endangerment, fleeing and evading, reckless driving and kidnapping an adult. On Sunday, the man was served the warrant with his charges and lodged in the Whitley County Detention  Center.

This follows a chase that happened earlier this month. September 6, around 3:05 p.m, Deputy James Fox saw a woman jumping out of a silver SUV at the junction of 5^th Street and Black Diamond Road in Whitley County.

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Deputy Fox pursued the man in the SUV who was driving in a reckless manner. According to a press release from Sheriff Colan Harrell, the driver was driving into incoming traffic and running cars off the road.

The driver, Johnathan D. Coffey,45, hid the vehicle in a wooded area behind his aunt’s home and took off on foot.

The charges include 2 counts of first degree Wanton Endangerment, first degree Fleeing and Evading, Speeding in a School Zone, Improper Passing, Driving too Fast for Traffic Conditions, Speeding 26 over and Kidnapping and adult.

The woman who jumped from the SUV, refused treatment from Emergency Medical Services and was taken to a nearby home. She has been identified as the wife of Coffey.

The man accused of killing his mother and then leading police on a high speed chase through Kansas and Colorado was brought back to Kentucky and appeared before a judge Monday.

A sheriff’s deputy brought Jack Clemons into a Fayette County Courtroom in a wheelchair. He never once addressed the court and remained silent throughout the proceedings.

Clemons was arrested and charged for the July 14 murder of his mother, Shirley Clemons. A detective with the Lexington Police Department took the stand and said that on that date, on River Park Circle, police found Shirley Clemons’ body wrapped in a blanket and say duct tape was wrapped around her hands, feet, and face. She appeared to have been suffocated.

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It was on July 17, that police say her son, Jack “J.T” Clemons used her card in Kansas. After police in Kansas were notified, a high speed chase ensued and resulted in an arrest.

Detectives tried to speak with Jack Clemons, but he refused. In court the detective said he hasn’t spoken to anyone in law enforcement.