Monthly Archives: January 2015

Glen Stamper was jailed before for trying to scam vulnerable people in Lexington, back in 2011.  It appears as though he’s back at it again. An woman on Cold Harbor Drive said that Stamper came to her door. A Kentucky … Continue reading →

The Business E-mail Compromise (BEC) is a sophisticated scam targeting businesses working with foreign suppliers and/or businesses that regularly perform wire transfer payments. Formerly known as the Man-in-the-E-mail Scam, the BEC was renamed to focus on the “business angle” of … Continue reading →

A Kentuckiana physician was charged today by a federal grand jury with prescribing pain medications that resulted in the deaths of five patients, health care fraud, and unlawful distribution or dispensing of controlled substances announce Acting United States Attorney John … Continue reading →

An auto parts store hit by robbers last week was apparently targeted again Wednesday night, but this time the suspects didn’t get away with anything. Police say two men walked into Advance Auto Parts on Versailles Road with shirts wrapped … Continue reading →

A man was hospitalized after a fire sparked by a suspected meth lab in Martin County. Officials say two adults and a juvenile were inside the home in Beauty. Deputies say the home was filled with smoke and chemical fumes … Continue reading →

A Frankfort man charged with kidnapping is out of jail after the “victim” admitted making the whole thing up. Police say James N. Dixon, 18, told police that Dwayne Wainscott pulled a gun to force him to drive him to … Continue reading →

A Multnomah County grand jury this week issued a 29-count indictment against a 58-year-old man police dubbed the “handyman scammer,” and issued a warrant for a woman accused of helping him commit theft, court records show. Clinton Timothy Reany, who … Continue reading →

Lubbock Police closed the missing person case of a 19-year-old Texas Tech student on Wednesday, January 21, after discovering new evidence of the student’s whereabouts. Gordon Hon Fang-Wong was first reported missing on Saturday, January 17. Detectives with the Lubbock … Continue reading →

Officials with the Robertsdale Police Department are seeking the public’s help to find a local teenager who has been missing since just before Thanksgiving. According to information received by the department, 16-year-old Shelton Armstrong left his residence in Robertsdale Nov. … Continue reading →

Seven people have been arrested in Laurel County during a meth lab bust. KSP received an anonymous tip about several subjects manufacturing methamphetamine at a residence on Slate Lick Road. When troopers arrived at the home, they discovered a one … Continue reading →