Monthly Archives: May 2016

Kentucky State Police troopers are investigating a single-vehicle collision that happened Friday on Highway 697 in Fleming County. They say that 18-year-old Christian Garcia of Flemingsburg was traveling north on KY 697 when he lost control of his vehicle and … Continue reading →

Fort Wright police are looking for two men who installed a skimmer at a self-service checkout counter in Walmart. Police say the skimmer was installed May 11th and wasn’t discovered until a week later. Customers’ valuable information is now in … Continue reading →

A Lexington man is under arrest for the murder of his girlfriend. 43-year-old Amy Koegel was found dead in her home on Pickney Drive in Lexington around 10:00 a.m. on Friday. Lexington police are investigating her death. The coroner says she … Continue reading →

The Fayette County Coroner says that a woman was found dead in a home on Pickney Drive in Lexington. He says that the 43-year-old woman has been identified as Amy Koegel. Lexington police are investigating her death. The coroner says … Continue reading →

A trial date has been set for suspects accused in the shooting death of a Richmond Police Officer. The trial date for Raleigh Sizemore and Gregory Ratliff will be held for July 5, 2017. The judge estimated that the trial could … Continue reading →

A Lyons Falls woman was accused of forging two checks and using a debit card without permission. Lewis County sheriff’s deputies, following a joint investigation with the Utica Police Department, on Tuesday charged Heather Gorczyca, 43, with two counts of … Continue reading →

A Lexington man is in jail after documents say he kidnapped a girl and filmed himself having sex with her. Documents say 18-year-old Malik Kenney kidnapped and restrained a 16-year-old girl back on May 11. The two were dating at … Continue reading →

U.S. District Court Judge Timothy J. Corrigan has sentenced Jacksonville residents David Lee Mitchell (60) and Hezekiah Williams (59) to 10 years in federal prison, respectively, for their role in an identity theft and counterfeit check scheme. Varying upward at … Continue reading →

State police say a Simpsonville Police Officer is the one who broke into the department’s evidence locker. WHAS in Louisville reports that a cash purchase of a fence, serial numbers on stolen cash, and a dirty boot print lead investigators to … Continue reading →

A Plymouth woman pleaded guilty to an insurance scam involving the faking of her ex-husband’s death. Irina Vorotinov, 49, was accused of defrauding Mutual of Omaha Insurance Company of more than $2 million. In 2010, Vorotinov’s ex-husband named her and … Continue reading →