Monthly Archives: November 2014

A woman has been charged after admitting she helped two men try and sneak prohibited items into jail. According to the Floyd County Times, police responded to a loud noise behind the Floyd County jail and saw two men running … Continue reading →

A Taylor County man accused of killing a three-month-old baby was denied bond. According to the Central Kentucky News Journal, a judge told Dale Brucker no. http://liarcatchers.com/wrongful_death.html Brucker and his wife, Brianna, are charged with murdering Brianna’s son, Charles Hayden … Continue reading →

The Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) has received numerous complaints from businesses, charitable organizations, schools, universities, health related organizations, and non-profit organizations, reporting an online donation scheme. The complaints reported subjects who had donated thousands of dollars, via stolen credit … Continue reading →

A grand jury has indicted five people in connection with an alleged methamphetamine-fueled identity theft ring that operated in Jefferson County and the Denver area and circled around check and document fraud. The 38-count indictment was announced Wednesday by the … Continue reading →

Kayelyn Louder’s family is racing against time to find her. Not only are missing person’s cases harder to solve the more time goes on — and it’s been almost eight weeks — but a weekend storm is fast approaching and … Continue reading →

Catherine Hoggle, the 28-year-old Montgomery County woman whose two youngest children have been missing for more than two months, is not mentally competent to stand trial, according to an evaluation conducted at a locked psychiatric hospital where she is being … Continue reading →

Miami-Dade police are searching for a missing endangered teenager. Police said Max Toney, 16, has been missing since Tuesday about 7:30 p.m. A missing person bulletin released Wednesday morning said Toney was “distressed over family matters.” While at music school, … Continue reading →

A man charged in the robberies of a Lexington bank and a cash advance business faced a judge Wednesday. Police say Ronnie Michael Wilcox, the man accused of robbing the Central Bank on Mapleleaf around noon Tuesday, is the same … Continue reading →

Authorities in at least two central Kentucky Counties are onto a crook passing bad checks while posing as a Time Warner Cable guy . Now, the police have photos they believe will surely lead to an arrest. Local business owners … Continue reading →

A former Brunswick County minister will spend 12 to 15 years in prison following a plea deal on child sex offense charges. Joseph Robert Hall pleaded guilty Monday morning to statutory rape charges. The incidents happened in the mid to … Continue reading →