Monthly Archives: December 2013

Authorities are searching for a 28-year-old Cortland man whose empty car was found in a ditch Thursday. Jacob C. Brummett is about 5 feet 7 inches tall and weighs about 135 pounds, police said in a news release. He has … Continue reading →

A Lafayette, Tennessee man was charged today by a federal grand jury with the armed robbery of two banks located in Kentucky and one-count carjacking in Adair County, Kentucky, announced David J. Hale, United States Attorney for the Western District … Continue reading →

The government says 1 in 14 Americans fell prey to identity theft last year, and it’s a crime that takes a heavy emotional toll on many of its victims. A national household survey of 70,000 people shows identity theft resulted … Continue reading →

Two veteran Los Angeles Police Department officers were arrested today after an investigation by the department’s Workers’ Compensation Fraud Unit. Investigators working with the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office determined that the officers had provided false testimony during depositions … Continue reading →

The Clark County woman charged with murdering her daughter and young granddaughter is considering a plea deal. According to the Winchester Sun,Lillie Stanton’s attorney says his client could plead guilty as early as January. http://liarcatchers.com/wrongful_death.html Lillie Stanton is charged with … Continue reading →

A home builder from Georgetown was sentenced to 69 months in federal prison for fraudulently obtaining more than a million dollars in loans from a Frankfort bank. On Tuesday, U.S. District Judge Gregory Van Tatenhove sentenced 59 year-old Lee C. … Continue reading →

An emotional mother is still waiting for answers about what happened to her missing daughter. “I feel she is out there somewhere,” Julie Salas said. “I need to believe she is out there.” An emotional mother is still waiting for … Continue reading →

Police are looking for a serial robber they consider armed and dangerous who keeps hitting Madison County businesses. Police think he’s the same person who has robbed four stores in about two week’s time. Just before closing, a man wearing … Continue reading →

A father accused of murdering his one-month-old son had his case sent to a grand jury Thursday. Caz Hazuga claims he didn’t kill his son, who died on Thanksgiving morning. He said he woke up to feed little Caz Hazuga, … Continue reading →

A kettle of vultures lead police to the remains of a what they believe is a woman in the back yard of a Pine Hills home on Laconia Drive in Florida on Tuesday. “A person was walking their dog, saw … Continue reading →