An arrest has been made in Lousville after thousands of dollars in jewelry were stolen across the country.

Police say several men stole from Genesis Diamonds on Shelbyville Road and Treasure Jewelers inside Jefferson Mall at the beginning of the year.

Ussuan Chamizo was arrested Thursday afternoon at a home near the airport. The FBI says they are still looking for two more people in the case.

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“We believe they are responsible for at least 40 other burglaries in at least three other states,” said. “I can tell you that they’re very professional. Everything they do is very well thought out, very planned, and very disciplined.”

Tthe FBI says the thieves are also responsible for thefts in Colorado and Florida.

A truck driver accused of hitting and killing a teenage girl and sending another to the hospital in Hardin County is now facing a murder charge.

Michael Hilton also faces a charge of aggravated DUI.

Police say Hilton was driving when he hit a car driven by Brianna Taylor, killing her. Taylor’s passenger was taken to University of Louisville Hospital, along with Hilton and his twin brother, who was a passenger in his car.

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Investigators say beer cans were found scattered around the wreckage. In 2006, Hilton was sentenced to three years in prison for repeated DUI offenses.

Four days after an Elliott County man went missing, a body was found near his home.

The body now identified as Terry Randolph, 44, was found around 10:30 p.m. Thursday night.

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Randolph’s wife says he left after the two got into an argument.

Dispatchers say foul play is not suspected.

A Lexington restaurant owner has been arrested and charged with human trafficking.

39-year-old Javier Ahuatzi is the owner of both locations of El Gran Tako Restaurant – one on northeast New Circle and one on Alexandria Drive.

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Lexington police showed up at Ahuatzi’s home Friday morning and brought out a computer and some documents.

No other details were immediately available.

This report, which is based upon information from law enforcement and complaints submitted to the IC3, details recent cyber crime trends and new twists to previously-existing cyber scams.

Officials confirm a prominent Somerset attorney has died and a man has been arrested in the shooting.

Clinton David Inabnitt, 40, has been charged with murder in the shooting death of 57-year-old Mark Stanziano, who was shot multiple times in front of his Somerset office Friday morning.

Officers say Inabnitt fired off seven rounds, shooting Stanziano multiple times in the torso. A sheriff’s deputy reportedly saw the shooting and took Inabnitt into custody immediately.

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Somerset police say the shooting was calculated and that the shooter knew his victim’s schedule. Apparently, Inabnitt had approached Stanziano Thursday night about needing help and the attorney couldn’t help him. Police say Inabnitt had made previous threats toward Stanziano.

Officials say police responded to a shots fired call behind the Somerset courthouse just after 8 a.m. and found the victim, later identified as Stanziano, suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. EMS took him to Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital. He was pronounced dead at 9:15 a.m. by Pulaski County Coroner Charles Godbey.

Police say Stanziano was walking into work when the shooting happened.

The hunt for a serial thief is over. LEX 18 News reported earlier this week that a man was going across Kentucky writing a bad trucker’s checks. Once Wolfe County Deputies saw the story, they said they got on his tracks.

Finally Thursday afternoon, 46-year-old Bobby Brewer was arrested from his mother’s home in Wolfe County. It’s an arrest people in southeastern Kentucky have been waiting for.

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“He’s a crook, he’s a professional, he needs to be put away,” John Dunahoo said.

He said he knows this too well and said Brewer stole from his furniture store in Beattyville back in February.

Investigators said Brewer has hit up Lee, Fleming, Estill, Magoffin and Clark Counties and used the same tricks.

After police released photos Brewer, his mother-in-law identified him to authorities.

“He had what they call truckers checks and was going around distributing them around over the state,” said Deputy Gary Smith, with the Wolfe County Sheriff’s Department. “They weren’t real checks; they were all phony cold checks.”

Dunahoo said he bought two lamps using a $325 check, and pocketed the rest of the money. When Dunahoo’s son saw Brewer’s picture on LEX 18 News, he knew the face right away.

“I figured they would get him pretty soon because once they put him on that news everybody is looking out for him,” Dunahoo said.

After a tip, Brewer was found at his mother’s house Thursday.

He was booked into the Three Forks Regional Jail for warrants out of three counties and more expected to follow.

Deputies said he was ready for the arrest.

“He just said that he wished he hadn’t done them but he was glad it was going to be over with,” Deputy Smith said. “He ran long enough.”

That’s something he and his victims agree on.

“I am glad they caught him and got him off the street,” Dunahoo said.

We asked Brewer if he wanted to share his side of the story, but he declined.

A Central Kentucky man is arrested on child pornography charges.

Mark Morris was arrested at his Danville home by the Cyber Crime Until of the Kentucky Attorney General’s Office.

Authorities said the unit began investigating the 52-year-old in February.

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They seized computers at his home Wednesday that are suspected of containing files depicting children engaged in sexually explicit conduct.

A section of U.S. 27 will be shut down for several hours after a fatal accident that killed six people.

According to the Nicholasville Police Department, the accident happened around 9:15 p.m. near Edgewood and Shun Pike.

Police said two vehicles were involved in a head-on collision.

A SUV was heading northbound when it somehow crossed the median and hit a minivan heading southbound head on.

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Authorities said 10 people were involved with five in each vehicle, some of which were children. Some people were thrown from the cars and one vehicle caught on fire.

Four people have been transported to area hospitals but the extent of their injuries is unknown.

Police are trying to reconstruct the scene now and one said it’s the worst crash they have ever seen.

“There were lots of Good Samaritan that tried to help, there was first aid given to people needing it. there were just people everywhere when I got here,” Nicholasville Police Department Sargent Scott Harvey said. “I have been in law enforcement 16 years and this is the worst wreck I have ever seen.”

Motorists are advised to avoid the area as both north and southbound lanes will be shut down.

Police are looking for a red newer model Ford Mustang. They believe this vehicle was in the area at the time of the accident and didn’t stop.

They don’t believe the vehicle was involved but they want to speak with people in the vehicle about what they witnessed.

The Missing Persons Squad reports the details of a Missing Person who went missing on Tuesday, June 24, 2014 at 9:30 am in Floral Park.

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According to detectives, Louis Uvino 53, of Floral Park, who is believed to have been driving a 1998 Black BMW Convertible, NY Reg FYA-9304, was last seen in Floral Park at 9:30 am. He is described as male white, 5’11” tall, 170 lbs., brown eyes, average build. He suffers from depression and may be in need of medical attention.

Detectives request that anyone who may see the missing to contact local police.