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Police in Taylor County say they caught up with a suspect bank robber. Thomas Riley was arrested Friday.
Police say he held up the Forcht Bank in Green River Plaza in Campbellsville. Officers spotted Riley driving away from the bank in a car that matched a description of the robber.
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Police pulled over Riley and arrested him without incident.
He’s being held on a robbery charge in the Taylor County Jail.
Police in Taylor County say they caught up with a suspect bank robber. Thomas Riley was arrested Friday.
Police say he held up the Forcht Bank in Green River Plaza in Campbellsville. Officers spotted Riley driving away from the bank in a car that matched a description of the robber.
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Police pulled over Riley and arrested him without incident.
He’s being held on a robbery charge in the Taylor County Jail.
A death investigation is underway in Estill County.
State troopers say a neighbor driving along Noland Creek Road in Irvine found a woman in a ditch around 11 a.m. The woman died of an apparent gunshot wound to the head. The woman has not been identified.
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Investigators say foul play is suspected. No other information has been released. Anyone with information on the crime is asked to call police.
The Campbellsville Police Department responded to a bank robbery at Forcht Bank in Green River Plaza.
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The suspect, Thomas Riley, 51, took off in a black Jeep Grand Cherokee with an undetermined amount of cash. Riley was armed with a handgun and demanded money from the teller. Officers were able to stop Riley in his vehicle at the intersection of Broadway and Federal Place. He was taken into custody without incident. Riley is charged with robbery, 1st, operating a motor vehicle under the influence, license to be in possession, possession of open alcoholic beverage container in vehicle. Riley is currently lodged at Taylor County Detention.
Authorities say more charges are possible.
A man in Pike County was arrested Saturday morning for assaulting his girlfriend.
The victim contacted police from her home to report the assault. Trooper found the victim with a black eye and marks on her neck, head, back and arm. The victim stated her boyfriend, Troy Taylor, struck her three to four times and then struck her on the body with a hammer two times. The victim was transported to the hospital trauma center in West Virginia. The suspect was advised of his rights and he stated he did not strike the victim at all. Authorities took photos of blood spots on the floor, walls and ceiling of the victim’s home.
Kentucky State Police Arrested Taylor at 7:30 Saturday morning.
A Bell county family came home to find their grandmother gunned down inside.
It happened Thursday on Old Bell High Road in the East Pineville community of Bell County. Debra Baker’s daughter says they left her alone at home and returned to find the house ransacked and Baker shot dead. Her daughter believes Baker may have been killed over a couple hundred dollars and a Playstation which are both missing.
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Police have not released any information on potential suspects.
A missing person report has been issued for a vulnerable adult who reportedly did not return home from a therapy appointment in Coon Rapids on Thursday.
LaTrease Underwood, 20, disappeared Thursday afternoon. She has mental health issues ranging from bipolar disorder to severe depression and has an IQ of 72, according to her mother, Onna Underwood.
“She has the mind-set and the mind level of a 10- or a 13-year-old, and she puts herself in very dangerous situations,” Onna Underwood said.
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According to the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension, LaTrease Underwood is a black woman who is 5 feet 8 inches tall and weighs about 240 pounds. She has long brown hair with blonde braids.
On Thursday, LaTrease Underwood took a medical cab to the Family Life Center for a routine appointment, her mother said. Typically, LaTrease would call to say she’d arrived and again when she was on her way home.
But on Thursday, Onna Underwood didn’t get the second call. She was told by staff the LaTrease left with a man.
In the past, LaTrease has left home with men she met via social media websites.
Onna Underwood said she believes she’s identified the man from a Facebook page.
Anyone with information is asked to call 911 or contact the Coon Rapids police department at 763-427-1212.
A Tulsa woman has been sentenced to five consecutive life terms after pleading no contest to sex crimes with a young male relative.
Melissa Kay Anderson, 35, was charged with five counts of sexual abuse of a child under the age of 12 in September after the boy told his father about the crimes, and he contacted authorities. She entered a plea of no contest in November.
Three of the counts pertain to sex acts that Anderson performed on the boy and made him perform on her. The other two counts accuse her of having sex with Michael Burris, her boyfriend and co-defendant, in front of the victim and showing the victim pornography.
As she sat in the courtroom’s jury box Thursday awaiting District Judge Caroline Wall’s arrival for her sentencing, a red-faced Anderson wiped her eyes with a tissue and appeared to stifle strong emotions.
Assistant District Attorney Kevin Gray argued for Anderson to be incarcerated for life, calling the case the worst of its type he’s seen.“I don’t believe Ms. Anderson should breathe fresh air again,” Gray said.
Public defender Chuck Sullivan countered that the system had failed Anderson from a young age by not properly addressing and treating abuse she suffered as a child that resulted in her being placed in foster care. He maintained that a life sentence would be “excessive” and akin to failing her a second time by not allowing her to seek rehabilitation.
When asked whether she’d like to make a statement, Anderson’s sobs became audible as Sullivan leaned close to decipher her words. He relayed to the court that Anderson said, “I’m sorry.”
Aside from finding her guilty and issuing a sentence, the judge had few words for Anderson. Wall imposed life terms on all counts and then stated that based on “the heinous nature” of the crimes, the sentences will run consecutively to each other.
The author of Anderson’s presentencing investigation report, which is issued by the Department of Corrections, noted that she said the crimes occurred while she was high on methamphetamine and that she did not recall most of the incidents. However, she did state that she knew the victim would not lie about what had happened.
Burris, who remains in the Tulsa Jail, is charged with one count of sexual abuse of a child under the age of 12 and one count of permitting child sexual abuse. He has pleaded not guilty and is scheduled for a jury trial on May 11.
Two bodies found in a burned-out car in Coshocton County yesterday afternoon are thought to be those of an elderly couple from northeastern Ohio who had been reported missing, authorities say.
Doyle Chumney, 88, and his wife, Lillian, 79, were reported missing on Wednesday from their home in Strasburg, which is in Tuscarawas County, about 20 miles south of Canton.
When the couple’s daughter went to their home, she discovered her parents gone, their car missing and the house ransacked, authorities said.
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The Chumneys were supposed to pick up their son and take him to an airport on Wednesday morning but didn’t show up. They last had been heard from late Tuesday night.
A passer-by called the Coshocton County sheriff’s office yesterday afternoon to report a burned 1986 Pontiac Parisienne, matching the description of the Chumneys’ vehicle, on a seldom-used dirt road of Rt. 281 near Bakersville.
The state Bureau of Criminal Investigation was called to help process the car.
Strasburg Police Chief Robert Kutcher told WBNS-TV (Channel 10) last night that the two bodies found in the car are thought to be those of the missing couple. Positive identification and causes of death won’t be declared until autopsies are done.
Kutcher said that it appears the Chumneys’ car was set on fire.
The chief also said that investigators believe more than one person was involved in the Chumneys’ disappearance, but he wouldn’t elaborate.
The couple’s daughter, who lives in Tuscarawas County, declined to comment last night.
Lexington Police have arrested the man they say has been robbing multiple businesses.
LeCharles Anthony Ward was arrested and charged with three armed robberies in Lexington , including the robbery of the New Circle Road Check Express, Imperial Florist and Little Caesar’s. Police also confirm that Ward is being investigated for robberies in Nicholasville, Versailles, and Frankfort.
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Ward was arrested at the Catalina Motel in Lexington Friday morning. LEX 18 was on scene when police impounded a dark blue SUV they believed was involved in robberies in Lexington, Versailles, and Frankfort.
There have been no charges outside of Lexington at this time.
Ward is facing charges of robbery and receiving a stolen firearm
