The Warren County Sheriff’s Office has issued arrest warrants for a man and his girlfriend after the two allegedly took off with the man’s toddler daughter without the legal guardian’s permission.

Deputies say Robert Brent Pomeroy, 25, of Bowling Green forced his way into a home on Scottsville Rd. Monday evening and took the child, 20-month-old Lillian Dawn Pomeroy.

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Pomeroy is the child’s biological, but noncustodial father, according to the sheriff’s office.

A warrants has also been issued for his girlfriend, Sabrina Nicole Vanmeter, who officials say fled with Pomeroy.

Officials say Pomeroy took off in a late 1990s or early 2000 model off-white 4-door Lexus car. No registration plate is available at this time.

He is described as a 5-10 and 180-lbs man with shaved head and thin beard. He was last seen wearing a black shirt and camo pants.

The child, officials say, was taken from the bathtub and had no clothes on at the time of the incident.

Both Pomeroy and Vanmeter and wanted for questioning.

Officials say despite some comments on social media, the case has not been solved and the child has not been returned home. The Warren County Sheriff’s Office is working with the Kentucky State Police regarding the issuance of an Amber Alert.

Anyone with information regarding Pomeroy, Vanmeter or child’s location is asked to contact 911 or 270-842-1633.

An unusual crash investigation in Laurel County as a man was knocked off his motorcycle by a mattress.

The Sheriff’s Department said John Davis was riding his motorcycle along Kentucky 30 Sunday evening when a mattress strapped to a minivan passing him in the opposite lane came loose.

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The mattress struck the 56 year old’s bike and his face.

Davis’ wife said he suffered broken ribs, road rash and needed many stitches in his head after he wiped out.

A Golden Alert has been issued for a West Liberty man who went missing over the weekend.

56-year-old Hershell Rigsby is described as a white male, 5-11 tall who weighs about 290 lbs, has brown hair and brown eyes, medium build and dark complexion.

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Officials say he is insulin dependent.

He went missing from West Liberty on Saturday. His last known destination was the Morehead Kroger. He is known to drive a red Chevy pickup with tag 0504CJ.

If you have any information, you are asked to contact the West Liberty Police Department at 606-743-4385.

The Kentucky State Police are investigating two fires that happened June 1 between 1 and 7 a.m.

The fires happened roughly six miles south of Booneville in a rural area.

According to police, the first fire damaged a garage on Brown-Gabbard Road and the second destroyed a barn on Lower Wolf Creek Road.

There were several ATV’s seen and heard in the area around the time of the fires.

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The Arson Task Force is offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or people responsible for starting the fires.

If you have any information, contact the Kentucky State Police at (859) 623-2404 or the Arson Task Force at 1-800-272-7766.

Investigators are calling a fire that destroyed a Boyle County home earlier Monday suspicious.

The heavy smoke and the flames were visible for a distance as they devoured a Parksville home in a matter of minutes. In that time, decades of Brenda Cook’s memories were suddenly gone.

“My children, all three of them grew up here,” Cooks said. “We can’t replace that.”

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Cook was renting out the house to a family. A family, she says, she was headed to court Tuesday morning to evict. Around noon on Monday, Cook says she got off the phone with police about that pending eviction.

“Not 10 minutes later, he called and told me they had sent fire trucks to this residence,” Cooks said.

“At the time, this fire is under investigation as an arson fire from what we’ve heard from the landowners, and so that’s the way that we’re going currently,” said Boyle County Fire Lt. Tim Middleton.

Monday’s powerful winds created an obstacle for firefighters. Crews worked fast, but they were unable to save Cook’s home. Their focus now shifts toward figuring out how what sparked the fire and who is responsible.

So far, no one has been charged.

Rowan County Sheriff’s Deputies have released a surveillance picture of two men believed to be behind a lightning scam.

Deputies said the men were going to houses saying they install lightning protection.

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A couple said they were scammed out of $1,000.

Investigators believe the one on the right is Phillip Clay.

Deputies are hoping to catch the suspects before they swindle others out of money.

A prominent Perry County businessman and his wife were found shot to death in their home nearly three years ago.

For her daughter, it’s an open wound mixed with terrifying flashbacks and still no answers.

“We don’t know who, we don’t know why and we do struggle every single day,” Shirley Justen said.

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Police found Roy and Wanda Campbell shot dead at their secluded home the day after Thanksgiving in 2011.

Justen said she knows as much now as she did in 2011 that someone killed her mother but no idea why.

“Why would they kill my mother?” she asked. “She doesn’t have an enemy in this world.”

Justen said she checks with detectives regularly.

Her mother and stepfather’s deaths aren’t considered a cold case, but investigators are waiting for someone to come forward with answers.

“We know someone knows,” Justen said. “There’s somebody who know what happened and we are still begging and pleading.”

The family is offering a $20,000 reward leading to the arrest and conviction of the Campbells’ killer.

Lexington police arrested a man after a woman suffered a stab wound to the head Sunday night.

Police and EMS responded to Peachtree Road, off Woodhill Drive, around 10:45 p.m. They found a woman in a yard suffering from a stab wound to the back of the head. Officers say she was alert and talking. EMS took her to UK Hospital, and officials say they expect her to recover.

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Police say they found their suspect in the kitchen of the victim’s home a short time later. Officers say he had blood on his hands. Police arrested Riley Perrin, 61, and charged him with assault.

Kentucky State Police confirm a Lexington man who went missing last week after making threats to a woman and three local businesses has been found.

Police say 36-year-old James Caldwell has been located in Corbin and is now at a medical facility.

Few details about the case are being released at this time.

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Two arrest warrants for stalking and terroristic threatening were issued last week as police continued their search for Caldwell, who they said could be a danger to himself and others.

Caldwell went missing on May 27 from a home on Eureka Drive in Lexington around 5:00 a.m. Police said he has a mental illness. He was caught on camera that same day just a couple hours later eating at a Laurel County Dairy Queen. Last Friday, police received a tip that Caldwell had possibly been seen at a nightclub in Lexington, but they didn’t find him.

Police say they’re usually sensitive to not disclosing information about someone’s mental state or their health issues, but because of the uncertainty surrounding Caldwell, they knew that public safety had to be the number one priority.

Caldwell has no criminal history in Lexington.

Kentucky State Police are searching a park in Scott County for evidence in connection to the murder of a retired school bus driver who was killed at her home in 2010.

A couple of fire departments along with state police have been at Great Crossings Park searching the Elkhorn Creek since 9:30 a.m. Monday, for evidence related to Sue Jones’ beating death at her home after a burglary.

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Troopers say investigators have been to the area before and that they received a tip about a more precise location. When asked if they were searching for a possible murder weapon, police wouldn’t comment on that or give any other details about what they are looking for.

As of noon, investigators has not found anything and said it’s always a possibility that they don’t find anything throughout the day.

Police say 68-year-old Sue Jones was beaten to death in her bedroom on Feb. 4, 2010, by a man who had allegedly entered the home to steal money without knowing Jones was there. Police say Jones’ boyfriend discovered her body and called authorities.

The suspect, 30-year-old Nicholas Willinger, entered a not guilty plea in the case in May. He has been indicted on all charges against him – murder, robbery and burglary. He was arrested on the fourth anniversary of Jones’ death.

Police say it was Ciji Jefferson, a woman who lived near Jones and even rode her bus, who put Willinger up to the burglary by telling him the victim had money at the house and that she would not be home at a certain time. Police say the two had agreed to split the money.

Jefferson was arrested in Florida in January and was extradited to Kentucky to face burglary charges to which she pleaded not guilty.

Police say it is possible others will face charges in the case, too, but have not released any other details