A Louisville bus monitor is facing charges of child abuse after authorities say she assaulted a nine-year-old special needs student.

According to WAVE 3 News and police documents, Ramona Pait’s had fastened the student in his seat belt and began assisting another student, when he began to yell her name.

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She then turned around, placed her hands around the student’s neck and began to shake him, according to authorities.

The incident was caught on tape. The victim’s mother contacted JCPS and filed a report. She said she saw visible red marks on her child’s neck.

Pait has been charged with one count of assault in the fourth degree (child abuse), a Class A misdemeanor.

A Shreveport man who was convicted on several child sex charges in February has been sentenced to 50 years in prison.

A Caddo jury found Steven Darnell Robinson, 52, guilty of one count of molestation of a juvenile younger than 13 and one count of molestation of a juvenile younger than 17 but older than 13.

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Robinson, who was sentenced by Caddo District Judge Katherine Dorroh, must serve the first 25 years of his sentence without benefit of probation, parole or suspension of sentence.

Dorroh ordered the two sentences to run consecutively.

At a Georgetown Cemetery, you’ll see many names, but one gravestone has the words “some mother’s boy” etched into it.

The teen buried there was killed by a train back on April 1, 1921, but to this day, has never been identified.

It has been 96 years since the accident, and the boy struck by the train has never been identified.

“To my knowledge, I don’t know of any other cases at this time where we have unidentified remains we’ve not been able to solve in Scott County,” said Assistant Chief Robert Swanigan with the Georgetown Police Department.

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On Friday, the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NAMUS) will attempt to solve the mystery.

They are exhuming the body and hoping that DNA evidence could match this victim with a family.

“He’s not from Georgetown. He deserves to go home to where he was born and raised,” said Scott County Coroner John Goble.

The FBI recently started processing these cases for free. It used to cost up to $7,000.

Lexington police are currently looking for a vehicle involved in a hit-and-run Wednesday evening.

The crash happened on Alexandria Drive in front of the Wendy’s near Darien Drive.

Police say that around 7:45 p.m., a man in a wheelchair was crossing Alexandria with his dog when he was hit by a red Mitsubishi Montero.

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Officers say that the driver took off and they are looking for him.

The man in the wheelchair was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.

His dog suffered significant injuries.

Police say the driver will face hit-and-run charges and be charged with failure to render aid if caught.

Police in Bowling Green have arrested a man in connection with the shooting death of a doctor.

On March 3, police say they were called to check the welfare of Dr. Gonzalez in his business in the 1000 block of the US 31 W Bypass.

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Officers say they found Dr. Gonzalez dead.

Omer Ahmetovic, 35, of Bowling Green was arrested and charged with murder.

He was lodged in the Warren County Regional Jail.

Police have not released a motive.

Deputies have arrested a woman accused of leaving her elderly mother on the floor covered in animal feces.

A warrant was issued for Hearth Rash earlier this week on charges of animal cruelty and neglect of an adult.

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Last month, deputies were doing a welfare check on the animals at Rash’s home. They found her 75-year-old mother on the floor covered in filth.

Four of the nine dogs in the house had to be euthanized.

The man who admitted to hacking into a website during the 2012 Steubenville, Ohio rape case was sentenced to 24 months in prison Wednesday.

Deric Lostutter pleaded guilty to charges of illegally accessing a computer and lying to an FB agent.

He admitted that in December 2012, Lostutter and Noah McHugh hacked into a fan website created for Steubenville High School sports teams. Two of the school’s football players had been arrested in August 2012 and were being held in custody. The Department of Justice said that Lostutter said he hacked the website to not only draw attention to the rape case, but to gain publicity for his online identity, and to harass and intimidate the website’s owner.

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In a video, Lostutter, who was wearing a mask, threatened to reveal personal, identifying information of Studebenville High School students. Documents also show that he falsely claimed that the administrator of the sports fan website was a child pornographer and directed a “rape crew”. The video was publicly posted along with a manifesto, and the victim’s private emails were downloaded and posted to the website.

Documents say that on or around April 16, 2013, Lostutter knowingly and willfully made false statements to agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation by saying he had not written the manifesto and that he had not accessed the password-protected account management page of the website, and that he had not changed the password for the website.

“Ensuring proper online security and privacy is critically important to all of us,” said Carlton S. Shier, IV, Acting United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Kentucky. “Computer hacking and cyber harassment create real victims, causing enormous damage to real people, organizations, and institutions. This type of conduct simply cannot be tolerated and the great work of our FBI partners in this matter validates our ongoing efforts to protect the public from illegal computer intrusions and other cybercrime.”

Lostutter will be on supervised release for three years following his sentence. The Department of Justice also said that he was issued a $5,000 fine.

Three people have been charged in connection with multiple robberies in the Cardinal Valley area.

Investigators say that two suspects in the investigation, 20-year-old Lanisha Harris and a 17-year-old male, were both arrested on Saturday, March 4. The teen was charged with four counts of robbery 1^st, receiving stolen property (firearm), possession of a handgun by a minor, resisting arrest, giving a false name, and possession of marijuana.

Harris was charged with two counts of robbery 1^st.

Lucio Sanchez, 19, was arrested Wednesday, on four counts of robbery 1^st.

Investigators say that the trio is believed to be involved in a crime spree that happened in the overnight hours of Wednesday, March 1.

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Police say that shortly after midnight, a man told police he had been approached by two individuals on Cambridge Drive. One pulled a gun on him and robbed the man of his wallet and belongings. As the victim ran away, the suspects fired multiple shots, striking the victim once in the arm.

An hour later, police say they responded to Oxford Circle where a victim said she had been robbed at gunpoint by two men and a woman. The victim was pushed to the ground and one of the suspects fired a shot at her. She was not hit. The suspects fled.

As officers investigated the second robbery, they say they were flagged down by a man and woman who stated they were robbed near Oxford Circle and Cambridge Drive. Their descriptions of the suspects matched what the victim in the previous incident had reported, that an armed robbery had been committed by two men and a woman.

Around 6 a.m., police responded to a business on Alexandria Drive in reference to a robbery with shots fired. The victim told officers that she and a friend were approached by two men who attempted to rob them and that one of the suspects pulled out a gun and fired a shot. Police say that an employee at a nearby business came outside and attempted to stop the suspects. One of the suspects fired several shots before fleeing the area.

Detectives say that they identified Sanchez and the juvenile as suspects in all four incidents and they determined that Harris was involved in two robberies.

Anyone with additional information about this investigation is asked to call Lexington Police at (859) 258-3600.

Police in Lexington are investigating a vehicle theft off Cambridge Drive.

They say that the subject approached a red Toyota Rav-4 in Valley Park and pointed a gun at the two teens inside. Police say he told them to leave the keys in the ignition and get out.

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They followed his directions.

Police describe the suspect as a black male, 19-20 years old, tall and skinny. They say he was wearing a black or blue hooded sweatshirt.

The subject is said to have left in the direction of Caywood Drive.

Deputies in Boone County are looking for a missing 75-year-old man who suffers from dementia.

They say that Clifford Grimes, of Walton, told his wife he was going to move the car, but instead left the driveway at 4:00 p.m. Tuesday without any of his medications.

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Grimes was driving his white 2003 GMC Envoy with Kentucky registration 941FLL.

Deputies say his debit/credit card was used in Kenton County.

If you see Crimes, please call 911 immediately.