Lexington Police are investigating a shooting after they found one man shot at an apartment complex.

Police were called to a shooting at Donabrook Court Apartments around 3:45 p.m. on Sunday, where they found one man with a gunshot wound to the upper leg.

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According to police, the man was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. The victim is not cooperating with police.

There are no known suspects at this time.

Two people are dead after a crash involving two SUV’s in Wolfe County.

According to investigators, 69-year-old Anthony Scott was headed south along KY 15 when he lost control of his Ford Explorer which was pulling a Yamaha ATV on a trailer. Scott lost control after crossing a bridge near Bethany. When crossing the bridge, deputies say the weight distribution may have shifted.

“When the vehicle continues to slide sideways, instead of being able to correct that vehicle you’ve got the weight of the side by side and the weight of the trailer pushing against the maneuverability of the vehicle,” said Deputy Michael Caudill.

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Recent rain may have also played a factor.

“The roadway was wet, obviously causing the conditions, the vehicle to act differently on the roadway,” Caudill said.

The Ford Explorer reportedly slid into a Jeep Grand Cherokee traveling north. Scott’s passenger, Judy Carpenter, also of Breathitt County, died a short time later.

“It’s a 55 mph speed limit through here and with the measurements, I don’t think speed was a factor,” Caudill said.

Among the debris on scene were broken bottles and a beer box. Deputies ruled out alcohol as a factor in the crash.

Police arrested a man after shots were fired on Pembleton street. Neighbors in the area say they saw people running with guns.

According to police, two people appeared to be shooting at each other around 2:30 p.m. on Saturday. Police caught and arrested 18-year-old Tyzon Edwards a few blocks away on Martin Luther King Boulevard. Edwards is charged with wanton endangerment, running from the police, and having a stolen gun.

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Another person showed up at Good Samaritan Hospital with a gun shot wound shortly after the shooting. Investigators are waiting to hear more from the other person allegedly involved.

Authorities are searching for a man who was last seen early Tuesday morning.

A Golden Alert has been issued for 34-year-old Timothy Warren.

Deputies say he uses a wheelchair and may not have taken his medication.

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Warren is described as a white male, 5-foot-5 and 175 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes.

He was last seen wearing jogging pants and a light colored sweatshirt.

Please contact Whitley County E911 with any information about Warren’s whereabouts at (606) 549-6017.

Deputies say that a Golden Alert has been issued for a Whitley County man.

They say that 34-year-old Timothy Allen Warren, of Louden Road has not been seen by family since 7 a.m. on December 13. Warren uses a wheelchair and deputies say he is believed to have not taken his prescription medicated since the day he was last seen.

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Deputies describe Warren as a white man with brown hair and brown eyes. He is about 175 pounds and 5’5’’ tall.

He was last seen wearing jogging pants and a light colored sweatshirt.

Anybody with information of Warren’s whereabouts is asked to call Whitley County E911 at (606) 549-6017.

A Boyle County man was charged with the murder of his six-week-old daughter on Friday.

Troopers say that the investigation began on November 20 when the baby girl was admitted to Ephraim McDowell Hospital with life-threatening injuries.

The child was transferred to Kentucky Children’s Hospital in Lexington where she died from her injuries on November 22.

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An autopsy was performed that day, and troopers say the State Medical Examiner’s Office stated the child died from multiple internal injuries.

Jeffrey Spielman, 45, of Danville, was arrested and charged with Menacing, Resisting Arrest, Assault 4^th Degree Domestic Violence, and Wanton Endangerment 2^ndDegree. He bonded out of jail on December 8 and was arrested again on December 12 for an EPO violation, according to KSP.

He was charged with murder on Friday.

He remains in the Boyle Co. Detention Center.

Wesley Michael Woodyard, 65, most recently of Dallas, appeared in federal court this afternoon and pleaded guilty, before U.S. District Judge Sidney A. Fitzwater, to one count of wire fraud stemming from his scheme to defraud Ace European Insurance Company (ACE) of more than $4.6 million from approximately 2002 through 2013. U.S. Attorney John Parker of the Northern District of Texas made today’s announcement.

Woodyard, who has been in custody since his arrest in June 2016, faces a maximum statutory penalty of 20 years in federal prison and a $250,000 fine. He could also be ordered to pay restitution. Sentencing is set for March 24, 2017.

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According to documents filed in the case, from 1993 through 2015, Woodyard was the sole owner and operator of Ringler Associates of North Texas, Incorporated (RANT). From approximately 2002 through 2013, Woodyard devised and engaged in a fraud scheme in which he engaged in a pattern of deceitful conduct and false representations to fraudulently induce representatives of Ace European Insurance Company (ACE), a large insurance company located in London, England, to send approximately $4,674,258 to bank accounts that Woodyard controlled. ACE initially sent these funds to companies acting as a third party administrator; they then transferred the ACE funds to Woodyard.

Woodyard concealed his theft of ACE funds from the Ringler Insurance Agency (RIA). The fraud scheme allowed Woodyard to fraudulently retain commission funds earned by RIA. Woodyard repeatedly stole ACE funds, totaling approximately $4,674,258, that were wired from London. ACE intended Woodyard to honestly use these funds to purchase annuities for the benefit of many insurance claimants. However, as charged in the indictment, as part of the scheme to defraud ACE, Woodyard caused ACE to make 11 wire transfers to banks in the United States; these funds were later wired to bank accounts in Texas.

Woodyard falsely represented to ACE, as well as to third party administrators Roger Rich and Company and Vanbreda International, that he intended to lawfully use all funds received from ACE to purchase several life insurance annuity contracts from Metropolitan Life, Incorporated or some other legitimate insurance company. Woodyard caused ACE funds to be sent from Roger Rich and Company and Vanbreda directly to RANT, rather than to the annuity provider, thus denying RIA its earned commission for the transaction.

Woodyard fraudulently concealed from ACE and others that he unlawfully used the majority of ACE funds of his own personal financial benefit. He admitted he concealed the theft because he knew that ACE would never agree to send him approximately $4,674,258 in ACE funds if ACE knew he intended to steal the funds.

Out of the $4,674,258 in funds Woodyard fraudulently obtained, Woodyard paid out approximately $857,626 to beneficiaries, resulting in a net financial gain to Woodyard of $3,816,632.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation is in charge of the investigation. The prosecution is being handled by Assistant U.S. Attorney David Jarvis.

A Sheboygan man is accused of sexually assaulting a child.  A criminal complaint filed Monday says a child reported to Sheboygan Police in July that sometime between September 2010 and June 2011, 38 year old Randall Schneider of North 6th Street forced the alleged victim to perform a sex act on him.

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Court documents say the child is a relative of Schneider’s. An investigating officer says Schneider has denied the allegations. He faces several charges including 1st Degree Sexual Assault on a child under 12.  If convicted on all charges he could be sentenced to more than 60 years in prison.