A Laurel County man is accused of inappropriate relations with children all under the age of 14.

According to deputies, Earl Dison, 60, subject three children in ages ranging from 7 to 14 to sexual abuse. Back in September, Dison admitted to fondling and digitally penetrating the children.

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Child Protective Services conducted their own investigation and confirmed that the children had been subjected to abuse.

Dison is being held on a $50,000 cash bond. He will be arraigned Friday at 9:30 a.m.

Police across central Kentucky are issuing a warning for drivers who frequent the interstate.

According to a post by Franklin County Sheriff’s Officials two men are feigning being broken down on the side of I-64 and once someone stops, the suspects rob the good Samaritan of their cash and other items.

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Police said they do not have much of a description of the suspects except that they are two black males armed with a knife. The men are driving a silver pickup truck.

If anyone has any information please contact the Franklin County Sheriff’s Department at 502-875-8582.

A man accused of murder was accidentally released from a Pike County Jail.

Family members of murder victim Tyrone Booker thought they were closer to justice and closure.

“I’m livid,” Booker’s aunt Cheri Allen told LEX 18.

The attorney for Terrance Moore, the man accused, even said he was surprised that his client had been released.

Jail officials told LEX 18 that the reason Moore was let out was confusion.

Pike County Lieutenant Johnny Cooper said Moore was transferred to their facility from Taylor County in mid-September and they never saw anything about a pending Murder charge as it related to Moore, only a robbery charge.

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“The Department of Corrections sent us a notice of discharge for that charge,” said Cooper. “So by our system, he was ready to go.”

They called it a “procedural error.”

“I want no other family to go through what we went through today.  Nobody,” said Allen. “This is the worst pain ever.”

A judge has issued a warrant for Moore’s arrest.

Tyrone Booker was one of the “Mis-Identified Four,” a group of men who sued and won a case against the City of Louisville for being profiled.

Police say he was killed in March.

An EKU Student has been indicted on two counts of manslaughter in connection to a crash last year that took the lives of two students.

Abigail Melton has been indicted by a Madison County Grand Jury in the deaths of Alyssa Moorman, 20, and Cody Garcia, 23. The crash happened on Jack’s Creek Road outside of Richmond in May of 2015.

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Garcia’s death came just days before his college graduation. His fraternity brothers walked across the stage and accepted his diploma.

Police say Melton’s blood alcohol level was .102 at the time the crash. There is now a warrant for her arrest.

A series of crashes, an attempted carjacking and an altercation with law enforcement resulted in a crazy morning in downtown Nicholasville.

According to police, Jonathan Wilson allegedly smashed into several vehicles in several locations as he drove through town. All three collisions occurred on Main Street.

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Wilson ran into a pickup truck and continued driving, pushing it down the road.   Police say the man jumped out of his vehicle and attempted to carjack someone.

A firefighter had been responding to one of the earlier crashes and witnessed the carjacking. He tried to intervene but police say the suspect then assaulted him. When officers arrived on-scene, the suspect attempted to fight them as well.

Wilson was taken into custody. One victim was transported to St. Joseph Hospital with non-life threatening injuries.

A press release from LFUCG Community Corrections stated that an inmate failed to return to their facility after a court ordered pass.

They say that Isaac Thomas Moody was granted a two-week furlough on September 27, 2016 at 8:00 a.m. and was scheduled to return on October 11, 2016 at 8:00 a.m..

He failed to do so, according to LFUCG.

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Moody was being held on a Contempt of Court charge.

LFUCG describe him as a white man, 40-years-old, 6’2”. 200 pounds, brown hair, and blue eyes.

A warrant for Escape 2nd has been issued for Moody.

If you have any information on his whereabouts, please call the Lexington Police Department.

A Pendleton County woman has walked away from an adult daycare center.

Sarah Strunk, 29, walked away from  Clubhouse Adult Day Monday afternoon around 2 p.m.

Strunk has a medical condition that requires various medications. She is 5’4, 195 pounds and has brown hair and hazel eyes. She was last seen wearing a black dress with blue jeans underneath. She was wearing a headband with a flower in her hair.

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Pendleton County Emergency Management said that she was last seen walking east on Shelby Street in Falmouth. She was also seen carrying two white bags, one of which was a purse.

Workers with the center say that Strunk has a very distinctive tattoo of a pin-up girl on one of her arms.

A golden alert has not yet been issued.

Thieves are targeting cars at Lexington parks.

Lexington Police released photos of a woman who they say are behind at least fifteen car break-ins and thefts at Shillito Park and Cardinal Run Park going back to mid-September. They believe she is working with two men.

In August, police were looking for a group connected to similar crimes at the same parks, but those people were caught.

“This is the same type of method of operation that we’re used to, with some of these other groups we’ve run into throughout the summer,” said Detective Mark Thomas with the Lexington Police Department.

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Police say these new thieves do more than just take cash, credit, cards, and valuables.

“When they’re taking the credit cards and the checkbooks, this group is even going so far as to use the credits cards and the checks, to write checks to themselves and just cash those,” said Detective Thomas.

The woman was seen on surveillance footage cashing a stolen check at a bank.

The group has been seen in a white pick-up truck, possibly a Nissan Frontier, and a black, Nissan Maxima.

If you have information leading to an arrest, Crime Stoppers is offering a reward of up to $1,000. You can call in your tip anonymously to (859) 253-2020.

You can also text ‘LEX-PD’ and your tip to ‘CRIMES.’

Richmond Police are searching for three people who they believe are passing counterfeit bills.

According to a post on social media, the three suspects are believed to have passed counterfeit $100 bills at the Meijer in Richmond on October 9.

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The suspects left the store in a silver sedan. If you recognize the three, you are asked to contact Richmond PD at 859-623-1162.