Daily Archives: June 10, 2015

Lexington police have arrested a man wanted in connection with an arson last month. Police say officers arrested William L. Ball Jr., 24, Tuesday afternoon after he was caught on video taking items from a purse at Wing Zone. According … Continue reading →

Lexington Police have charged a man already in custody in connection with one of the city’s latest homicides. Jermaine M. Anderson has been charged with murder and assault in the shooting of two brothers. It happened on June 7, when … Continue reading →

Despite falling through a ceiling, a burglary suspect managed to steal some rings, only to get caught later trying to cash in on his crime. Berea police say Wilgus Johnson Jr., 33, broke into the Boone Square Mini Mall through … Continue reading →

A non-profit organization in Grant County is seeking the public’s help after they say a thief was captured on camera taking a freezer. H.O.P.E is a non-profit that stands for “Helping Out People Everywhere.” Volunteers say a thief helped himself … Continue reading →

Police in Henderson County arrested a man accused of sexually abusing three young girls. Police say Hubert Grounds, 46, showed the three girls a pornographic movie over the weekend, then played “truth of dare” with them. Investigators say he had … Continue reading →

For a Martin county family one heartbreak is following another. Last week, Martin county residents Sharon Newcome and Virgil Perry died in a fiery Pennsylvania crash, leaving behind five children. Their oldest daughter, Rachel, says a group of heartless thieves … Continue reading →

A 20-year-old Irondale man has been charged in an identity theft scheme involving 41 victims. Hoover Police were first contacted in December by a resident who had his personal information used at a car dealership in Dallas. The suspect was … Continue reading →

The body of a missing Kansas woman has been found after her killer called 9-1-1. Mitchell: “Um, you just had some officers come by and uh, there’s. They were looking for a missing person.” Dispatch: “Okay.” Mitchell: “And uh, they … Continue reading →