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A Scott County man accused of making meth has stuck a plea deal with prosecutors.
The Georgetown News Graphic reports that William Dillon has struck a plea deal with prosecutors and has pleaded guilty to organized crime and meth dealing charges. Dillon was arrested back in 2013 when police say they caught him and Michael Gibson making meth.
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The paper says the deal Dillon made will not force him to testify against his other co-defendants in the case.
Several people are in the hospital after a fight broke out outside of a Lexington club.
Authorities tell LEX 18 that four people were stabbed and one of them is in critical condition at the hospital. Police say they were called out for a fight that broke out around 2:30 Sunday morning when a large crowd gathered out in the parking lot at Salon Noa-Noa on Woodhill Drive.
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Officers say four males were stabbed, three of them adults and another was a teenager. All went to St. Joseph Hospital and then were transferred to UK Hospital.
Police say one of the adults had multiple stab wounds to his chest and abdomen and is in critical condition but is stable at UK Hospital. As for the other victims, we’re told one was stabbed in the back and one was stabbed in the side and the other was stabbed in the abdomen. Police say their injuries were not as serious as the man who is critical.
Authorities are now looking for three to five male suspects and only have vague descriptions. They’re also looking for a black Mercedes SUV that some of the suspects are believed to have left in.
Police in Bullitt County are searching for a murder suspect on the loose.
Shepherdsville Police say a warrant was issued for Kevin Justin Ward after a man was found shot to death in a motel parking lot. He’s described as 6’2″ and weighing about 200 pounds.
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Ward should be considered armed and dangerous.
If you see Kevin Ward or know where he could be, please call police.
Authorities in southern Kentucky are looking into a deadly shooting.
Police were called around 8 p.m. Friday to a home in the Topmost community in Knott County. Investigators say Carlos Collins was shot and rushed to a hospital in Floyd County, where he later died.
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Police say a man did turn himself in for the crime, but his name has not been released. A motive for the shooting is unclear.
There are new charges related to the death of an elderly Boone County man who was found in a creek.
William York’s granddaughter, Hope Earnshaw-York and her boyfriend, Richard Terrel, are now charged with stealing guns from York before he was reported missing. York’s body was later found stuffed in a sleeping bag.
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Terrel is charged with his death, while Earnshaw-York is accused of abusing a corpse.
The search for a murderer is underway after a man is found shot to death.
Officers say it happened outside of a motel in Bullitt County. Police in Sheperdsville say they were called to the Super 8 Motel around 4:00 Friday morning after shots were fired. When they got there, they found a man had been shot to death in the parking lot. Investigators are now searching for their lone suspect, Kevin Justin Ward. Police say he’s 6′ 2″, weighs 200 lbs, has hazel eyes and a shaved head.
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Authorities say he’s considered armed and dangerous.
Police warn that if you see Ward, do not confront him, instead call Sheperdsville Police at (502) 955-7480.
The 17-year-old suspect charged with murder in the shooting of UK Student Jonathan Krueger, pleaded not guilty to the charges in court Friday the Kentucky Kernel reports.
Roman Gonzalez Jr. is accused of being the triggerman during the alleged robbery that took the life of the popular UK student. Gonzalez, Efron Diaz and Justin Smith are all charged with murder and robbery after the April shooting of Krueger. Krueger was a photo editor at the Kentucky Kernel.
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Bond for Gonzalez was set at $1 million.
Gonzalez will appear in court again on July 31. Diaz and Smith were arraigned on July 2 and also pleaded not guilty.
A murder charge in the presumed death of a Tulsa man whose body hasn’t been found since he disappeared seven years ago was filed Friday.
Gregory Jerome Epperson, 39, is charged in Tulsa County District Court with first-degree murder in the death of Ray Nathaniel Johnson, who was last seen Sept. 11, 2008.
A warrant has been issued for Epperson’s arrest.
Johnson was a 34-year-old car lot owner when he disappeared. He had been at work that day and called his wife, Adrienne Wherry, that night to say he was going to tow a vehicle with his wrecker and then go home, Wherry told police at the time.
When her husband did not return home by the next morning, Wherry went to look for him at his shop, Straight Up Auto Sales at 6014 N. Peoria Ave., and saw his vehicle in the locked car lot.
He drove a white 2000 Chevrolet Impala, a former police patrol car equipped with lights and sirens that he had not had a chance to remove since he bought the car the day before he disappeared, police said at the time.
The car smelled like bleach, and items in the trunk had blood on them, police reported.
The condition of Johnson’s car and the fact that he was not the type of person who would intentionally disappear were the main reasons police classified him as an endangered missing person, they said at the time.
Detectives recovered DNA evidence from the scene, Tulsa Police Sgt. Dave Walker said. That DNA, combined with witness interviews, was enough to charge Epperson.
Epperson has criminal convictions, as well as deferred and dismissed cases, in Tulsa County District Court dating back to 1993, according to court records. He has pleaded guilty to driving under suspension, second-degree burglary, obstructing an officer and transporting an open container of beer.
Anyone with information about Epperson may contact Crime Stoppers at 918-596-COPS or text TIP918 to CRIMES.
A Lincoln County woman asked for probation after trying to kill her infant son. What she received was ten years in prison, with credit for time served.
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Tammie Wolfinbarger entered a guilty plea today. She was accused of trying to smother her baby in August 2013.
The Albany Police Department has issued a lookout for Jimmie Tromaine Jackson, 34, who has been reported missing by his family. While no foul play is suspected and Jackson has no known health issues, the APD says family members are concerned and seek public assistance in locating him.
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#Jackson is described as a light-complexioned black male, 5 feet, 9 inches in height, and weighing 164 pounds. He has “Jimmie” tattooed on his left forearm and a female form on his right forearm. He also has an “FBI” tattoo on his neck.
#Anyone with information on Jackson’s whereabouts is asked to contact the Albany Police Department at (229) 431-2100.
