An arrest has been made in a robbery that happened at the Marathon Service Station on Adams Road south of London.

Deputies say they were told that a lone gunman armed with a pistol robbed a female attendant, locked her in a cooler, and fled the scene on foot November 30.

Deputies say they have determined the reported robbery was in fact a staged robbery allegedly planned by the female attendant and a male accomplice identified as Daniel Cornelius, 19, of Williamsburg.

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Charlene Jackson/Masters, 30, was arrested at an apartment complex off American Greeting Card Road on Monday.

The Laurel County Sheriff’s Office is still looking for Cornelius.

He is considered armed and dangerous, according to deputies.

There is an active warrant on Cornelius for robbery 1^st degree.

Anyone with any information on his whereabouts is asked to contact the Laurel County Sheriff’s Office at 606-864-6600 or 606-878-7000.

After a months-long investigation, a Lexington woman was charged with using stolen identities to defraud local banks.

According to Lexington Police, Dimitra McKissic had ID cards with her photo on them, but the names and information of others. Police say she then used those IDs to open checking accounts, write thousands of dollars worth of fake checks, and then take the cash from an ATM.

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After a 5 month long investigation, McKissic was found and arrested on November 28th. Police say she had personal information of more than 50 people on her when they took her into custody.

McKissic is lodged in the Fayette County Detention Center and faces the following charges:

• 3 warrants for Theft of Identity, Theft by Deception U/$10,000, and Criminal Possession of a Forged Instrument 2^nd
• Theft of Identity
• Trafficking in Financial Information
• Trafficking in Stolen Identities
• Criminal Possession of a Forged Instrument 2^nd x 14
• Theft by Deception U/$10,000 x 2
• Theft by Deception U/$500

A mother charged with child abuse has pleaded guilty, according to the State-Journal Newspaper.

In July 2016 deputies said they went to Powell’s home and found her three children living in feces, bugs and filth. At least one of the children was reportedly suffering from severe developmental neglect in what Sheriff Pat Melton called one of the worst cases of child abuse he has ever seen.

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Powell and her husband were both indicted on felony child abuse charges. The newspaper now reports Kimberly Powell has pleaded guilty to her charges. The Commonwealth recommended a five-year sentence.

The FBI released a statement Saturday in regards to the missing person case of Rachael Madison, who was last seen on November 27 near her family’s home in Florida. Madison’s estranged husband, Jarvis Madison, of New Albany, is in custody in Clark County for allegedly trying to kidnap her.

On Friday evening the FBI Louisville Division and Indiana State Police located what they believe to be the remains of Rachael Madison near Knoxville, Tenn., after obtaining information following the arrest of Jarvis Madison.

The investigation to positively confirm the identity of the remains is ongoing.

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The full statement from the FBI can be read here:

Investigators have located remains believed to be Rachael Lynn Madison, who was last seen on November 27, 2016, at 1:30 PM near her family’s home in Ormond-by-the-Sea, Florida.  Special Agents from the FBI Jacksonville Division have been working in conjunction with the Volusia County Sheriff’s Office to locate her.

On Friday morning, Jarvis Madison, Rachael Madison’s estranged husband, was located in Louisville, Kentucky by the U.S. Marshals Service Fugitive Task Force, and taken into custody on an arrest warrant issued by the Indiana State Police.  Information gathered in the subsequent investigation led teams of investigators from the FBI Louisville Division and the Indiana State Police to a remote area off I-40 near Knoxville, Tennessee where the remains were found Friday evening.

Evidence gathered at the site will now be processed to positively confirm that the remains recovered are that of Rachael Lynn Madison. The FBI has notified Rachael Madison’s family of the findings, and we request that members of the media respect their privacy.

“The thoughts and prayers of everyone in the FBI are with Ms. Madison’s family, and we remain committed to finding answers through our ongoing investigation,” said Charles P. Spencer, Special Agent in Charge of the FBI Jacksonville Division.  “We appreciate the assistance of our law enforcement partners including the Volusia County Sheriff’s Office, FBI Knoxville, FBI Louisville, U.S. Marshals Service Fugitive Task Force and the Indiana State Police.”

As this remains an ongoing investigation, no additional information or comment will be provided by the FBI at this time.

A Laurel County woman has been arrested after police say she admitted to stabbing her ex-husband.

Laurel County deputies said they were called to a home off Lake Road in London Saturday night. When they got there they said they found a man outside who had been stabbed in the chest. He told them his ex-wife had stabbed him during an argument.

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Deputies say 29-year-old Jenny Love admitted to stabbing her ex-husband multiple times in the chest and stomach. Deputies say Love repeatedly told them he deserved it and that she wishes she stabbed him in the throat. Love stated she stabbed her ex-husband because she believed he may have been sexually abusing her children, and said he deserved it.

Love was arrested and charged with first degree assault.

An update on the man’s condition was not available.

A man has been arrested in Madison County after police say he was caught on camera setting fire to an apartment.

Richmond Police said 37-year-old Mark Bush broke into a Robinson Terrace apartment on Wednesday. They say video footage shows Bush starting a fire, then running off when the woman who lived there came home to find both Bush and the fire.

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Police said the woman knew Bush and was able to identify him.

Police say at least six others were inside the apartment complex at the time of the fire.

Bush is charged with arson, burglary, and wanton endangerment.

A trial date has been set for two men accused in the murder of a Marine.

The men are accused of killing Lance Corporal Jonathan Price outside of a Lexington bar.

The trial for Mulazim and Canada has been set for May 30th, 2017. A status hearing has been set for February 10th, 2017.

Lexington police and prosecutors plan to try and prove that Quincinio Canada and Dawan Mulazim not only killed 26-year-old Price, but they shot his wife Megan and robbed them both.

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If they are convicted, the Commonwealth plans to pursue the death penalty.

A grand jury indicted Canada and Mulazim just days after the one year anniversary of the murder.

Police said that three months after the murder of Price, the two accused men went on a lengthy crime spree that included car chases, multiple robberies and even another shooting.

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Madison County Sheriff’s deputies arrested two people during a traffic stop Thursday. They say one man was found locked in the trunk of the car.

According to the Madison County Sheriff’s Office, 18-year-old Montana Kelley was driving on Hallie Irvine Street just after 1:30 p.m. Thursday when she was stopped by a sheriff’s deputy.

During the traffic stop, the deputy discovered Kelley was driving without a valid license.

Kelley and her passenger, 28-year-old Beverly Horn, Jr., got out of the car while it was searched. The deputy found drugs belonging to Horn.

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The deputy brought in a K-9, who helped discover there was something locked in the trunk of the car.

25-year-old Brett D. Cain was found in the trunk. Deputies say Cain had an outstanding indictment warrant. We’re told Cain was searched, which led to drug related charges.

Horn was cited for Illegal Possession of a Legend Drug and released.

Kelley was arrested and charged with No Registration Plate, No Registration Receipt, No Operators License, Failure to Wear Seatbelts, Failure of Non-Owner to Maintain Required Insurance 1^st Offense, Failure to Produce Insurance Card, and Hindering Prosecution or Apprehension 2^nd Degree.

Cain was arrested and charged with Trafficking Marijuana (less than 8oz) 1^st Offense, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, two counts of Robbery 1^st, two counts of Burglary 1^st, and Persistent Felony Offender 1^st.

Kelley and Cain are currently in the Madison County Detention Center.