A suspect is in custody after a shooting Saturday night inside of a home in Scott County.

According to Georgetown Police, an argument over rent at a home on Seminole Trail ended when David Allen Wolfe shot a man, then took off.

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While it originally appeared the victim had been shot in the head, investigators said, once at the hospital it was discovered that the bullet actually grazed his head. The victim is expected to survive.

Wolfe is charged with assault and two counts of wanton endangerment.

A former Kansas Bureau of Investigation administrator has been disbarred by the state Supreme Court after pleading guilty earlier this year to sexual exploitation of a child.

Former KBI deputy director Kyle G. Smith was third in line at the bureau last November when an agency secretary found a photo of a teenage girl engaged in sexually explicit conduct that was traced to Smith’s email account.

Smith pleaded guilty earlier this year and was sentenced to 32 months in prison, which was suspended and he was placed on probation for three years. He also must register as a sex offender for 25 years.

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The Topeka Capital-Journal reports the Supreme Court issued its disbarment order Friday. Smith had surrendered his Kansas law license Sept. 17.

Police continue to search for the suspect of a bank robbery in Lexington Friday afternoon.

The robbery reported at the People’s Exchange Bank on Richmond Road marks the second bank robbery in Lexington this week.

Two bank tellers told police that around 3:35 p.m., a man with a black mask came in, showed a gun and demanded money before running away.

Police used the K-9 to help track down the suspect and were led to Mentell Park, but have not been able to find the man.

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He’s is described as a black man about 5-foot-10 of medium build who is wearing a gray hoodie. He is believed to be armed and dangerous.

Employees say the bank has been robbed before.

A man who lives nearby says with all the crime happening lately, he’s concerned it might be coming to his neighborhood.

Nearly three months after crews found a man dead on the side of a Pulaski County Road the case has gone cold.

Investigators say they think 45-year-old Ricky Meredith was hit by a vehicle but so far no one has come forward. Meredith’s mother pleads for answers.

A tattoo on the arm of Betty Jones’s son, showed the love the two shared.

“It said ‘I love you mom’ and when he got it done he come show me. He said mom that’s true,” says Jones.

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On July 8, a road crew found 45-year-old Ricky Meredith on the side of Highway 452 in Pulaski County. Meredith’s girlfriend told deputies he left their home the night of July 6 and was walking toward Highway 27.

Deputies say they think Meredith may have been the victim of a late night hit and run.

Now three months later, the case has gone cold. Investigators say the few tips they received turned up nothing. Jones hopes someone out there can help identify the driver or the vehicle involved.

“And I don’t hate them. I just want them to come forward and be honest with me about it. I pray for them that God will save them and straighten their lives up,” says Jones.

Kentucky State Police are looking for a Madison County teenager who was reported missing early Friday morning.

KSP says 15-year-old Sierra Danielle Rhinehart was last seen in the parking lot of the BP Station just off of exit 95 on Interstate 75.

It appears Rhinehart walked away from the gas station heading north on I-75, possibly being picked up by a passing driver.

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She is described as a white woman, 5-foot-6 tall weighing about 135 pounds. She has brown, shoulder length hair and brown eyes. She was last seen wearing jeans and a maroon long-sleeve shirt with black boots. She was carrying a purse that looks like a backpack.

If you have any information, you are asked to call KSP.

A Golden Alert has been issued for a Whitley County man.

66-year-old Roy Samuel Williams hasn’t been seen since 9:30 a.m. Thursday on Highway 1804 in Williamsburg.

He has been showing early signs of dementia. In addition to requiring daily medication, he has also been depressed.

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He is described as a white man about 5-foot-4 weighing about 163 pounds. He has black har and brown eyes, and tattoos on both arms. He was last seen wearing a white shirt with stripes and blue jeans.

If you have seen Williams, you are asked to call Whitley County dispatch.

After the second murder trial for a man accused of killing his one-month-old baby ended in a hung jury, he accepted a plea deal in the case.

According to the News Enterprise, Jarrod Davis has accepted a plea to second degree manslaughter in the death of his son, Ja’Vion Davis, who died in January 2013 in Hardin County.

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A medical examiner found blunt force trauma to the baby’s head and several other injuries. Davis said he was burping his son when he accidentally dropped him.

The recommended sentence for Davis is nine and a half years in prison. He’ll be formally sentenced on Nov. 18.

Bowling Green police have arrested a woman they say tried to lure at least four school children into her vehicle.

66-year-old Scarlotte H. Freeman was arrested after police say she was following school buses Thursday, causing alarm to bus drivers and school officials. During the investigation, detectives learned Freeman allegedly tried to get four students to get into her vehicle.

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She is charged with four counts of attempted kidnapping, disorderly conduct second-degree and and harassment with no physical contact.

Bowling Green Police Department detectives continue to investigate this case.