Two people are recovering from a shooting in Wolfe County in which neighbors said one man shot another, then turned the gun on himself. It happened on Cave Branch Road in Bethany.

It was a quiet afternoon on the quaint country road, when suddenly at around 4 p.m. a blue Mustang pulled into Jame’s Maloney’s family driveway.

“He said I want to kill you,” said Maloney. “He threatens me, puts it in drive and goes up to my Uncle’s house and pop pop pop. He pulled the window down real fast, pop pop pop,” said Maloney. It’s a sound he can’t forget, and an alleged gunman he said he knows far too well.

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“He’s kind of a dangerous character to be around,” said Maloney. He said Greg Richerson used to date his sister for years, and isn’t allowed on their family property.

Maloney’s sister said it’s her car and pistol that Richerson stole while on drugs, before going to the home on Cave Branch Road and shooting a different man she had been seeing.

“He shot Rodney Wilder two times in the private parts. And I seen him go back down the road,” said Maloney.

He said Richerson drove about a quarter mile down the road, and then started running from police.

“He went up in a driveway, waited a few minutes and officers got there on foot and he shot himself when the officers was running him down,” said Maloney.

Kentucky State Police said Richerson was shot in the chest and taken to Kentucky River Medical Center in Jackson with life threatening injuries.

Maloney said the man Richerson is accused of shooting, Rodney Wilder, went to University of Kentucky Hospital. At last check Wilder was listed in good condition.

“I hope he gets better and the guy who shot him, I hope he wise up and he gets better too,” said Maloney.

Now as the wounds begin to heal, people on Cave Branch Road hope their relationships can too. “I would like for everybody to get along,” said Maloney.

Kentucky State Police said the case is still under investigation and no arrests have been made.

Sheriff’s officials are looking for a Moreno Valley man who has been missing since Friday, Aug. 29.

They responded to the report at 8:30 a.m. Sunday in the 10700 block of Village Road.

Sean Edward Harris, 42, was last seen at his home Friday morning, a Riverside County sheriff’s release said.

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Harris is a light skinnned black male, and more than 6 feet tall, weighing 180 pounds. He was last seen wearing a maroon T-shirt and jeans, according to authorities.

Crews are searching for an 8-year-old Northern Kentucky boy who fell into a river Monday near the Ohio-Indiana state line.

Authorities say 8-year-old Bryan Morales, of Covington, fell into the Whitewater River near where it joins the great Miami River late Monday afternoon.

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The child was fishing with his family when he disappeared. His sister called 911 to report the incident.

Two men have been arrested in connection to a front porch shooting in Louisville last week that left a toddler dead and her mother injured.

Michael Dunn, 24, and Trey Anderson, 20, are charged with murder, attempted murder and wanton endangerment.

Not many details have been released about the case and the men’s roles or motive in the shooting are not clear.

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The family of 16-month-old Ne’riah Miller said they were receiving death threats due to increased police presence in the neighborhood since the shooting on Aug. 27.

Ne’riah was being held by her mother when she was shot and killed with a gunshot wound to the torso. The mother is still recovering from a gunshot wound to the stomach. Her injuries are considered non-life threatening.

A family member said that a man approached the porch before 6 p.m. and shot both the mother and child before fleeing.

Originally, police believed it was a drive-by shooting, but have since determined the gunman was on foot.

The family of an elderly Mercer County couple who was found dead inside their home on Sunday in an apparent murder-suicide has released a statement to LEX 18.

The family says they want Bruce and Glenda Noel to be remembered as “two of the most kind and caring people you could ever hope to meet.”

In the statement, the family says Bruce “had a good heart, but struggled mightily with depression.” They said he “loved his wife dearly and she meant everything to him. This tragedy is not indicative of his heart or the wonderful father, grandfather, and husband we know him to be. I hope they are remembered for the wonderful Christian people they truly were.”

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Investigators say Bruce shot and killed his wife before taking his own life. The couple was found by their niece, who knew something was wrong late Sunday night when she was on the phone with her aunt, heard a loud noise and silence followed.

After an indescribable boom, deputies said Glenda stopped answering the phone. Then, the niece rushed to the house and found the two dead in a bedroom.

A somber sound now echoes through the stretch of Warwick Road where hearts ache with loss.

Three people, including a bus driver, were hurt in a school bus crash in Boone County Tuesday afternoon.

The Boone County school superintendent says seven pre-school students on the bus were examined at the scene, but none were taken to the hospital by ambulance.

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The bus driver, along with an aide, were taken to the hospital.

The driver of another vehicle involved in the crash was airlifted to a Cincinnati hospital.

A Grant County man and assistant professor at the University of Cincinnati hasn’t been seen for weeks.

Relatives are now very concerned about 54-year-old Randy Russ who they say hasn’t been seen or heard from since Aug.19.

They say a neighbor found his back door unlocked and his dogs and cats living in a house full of feces. His daughter, Kate, says her dad would never abandon his pets; they were like his children.

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“The dogs were locked up they had not eaten… so unlike him to leave them like that,” Kate said.

Tuesday, Kate and her aunt passed out fliers around Dry Ridge hoping someone can shed light on his whereabouts.

Russ’ grayish green Ford Focus station wagon is missing along with some jewelry and guns, says his daughter.

The family of a toddler who was gunned down while on the porch of a home in west Louisville says they are receiving death threats due to increased police presence in the neighborhood.

Louisville Police have been posted outside the home where the shooting happened on Aug. 27.

16-month-old Ne’riah Miller was being held by her mother when she was shot and killed with a gunshot wound to the torso. The mother is still recovering from a gunshot wound to the stomach. Her injuries are considered non-life threatening.

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A family member of the victims said that a man approached the porch before 6 p.m. and shot both the mother and child before fleeing.

Originally, police believed it was a drive-by shooting, but have since determined the gunman was on foot.

No one has been arrested in the case.

A woman fought off an armed robber in a Lexington neighborhood Monday afternoon.

Police say the victim was walking along Wilson Downing Road near Meadowbrook Park when a man approached, pulled a knife and demanded her purse. Officers say she resisted the robber, and he got away with nothing, but the woman did suffer a minor cut in the scuffle.

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Police say they did not get a very good description of the suspect.

The Knox County Sheriff’s Office is looking for a teenager in West Knox County who hasn’t been seen since early Sunday morning.

Investigators said Andy Allen, 17, left his father’s house at Westland and Northshore on foot around 1 a.m. and was last spotted in the Northshore, Pellissippi area around 3 a.m.

Allen is a student at Oak Ridge High School. He’s described as a white male, 5’9″, and 165 pounds.

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He is the son of Knox County Assistant District Attorney Kevin Allen, and stepson of new District Attorney Charme Knight.

Family and friends are searching for Allen Monday in the area he was last seen. The Knox County Sheriff’s Office helicopter is searching by air.

Anyone with information is asked to call the KCSO at 215-2243.