A Scott County woman has been indicted in connection to the crash that killed her brother.

The grand jury returned an indictment against Patricia Burton Friday. Burton is now facing seven charges including second degree manslaughter and driving under the influence after a crash that killed her brother Paul.

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Deputies say Patricia was behind the wheel on Ky. 227 in Stamping Ground when she lost control, crossed the center line and hit an oncoming car.

Paul, better known as ‘Bubba’ to family and friends, died at the hospital following the crash. He was a father of two.

In addition to manslaughter and driving under the influence, Burton also faces assault and criminal mischief charges in connection to the crash.

Students from EKU had their belongings stolen while in St. Louis for a school project.

“It was a bad feeling, knowing that in the blink of an eye everything no matter how great your day is could have changed, and it did,” said student Whitney Rice.

While on their way out of town, nearly two dozen students stopped at City Museum in St. Louis.

While their bus was parked in the parking lot, thieves used an RV as cover to hop the fence, break into the bus and steal their belongings.

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Our sister station KSDK said that people drove by as the students’ bags were tossed over a fence.

Student A.J. Gillette has family in St. Louis and told LEX 18 that he pretty much grew up there.

“To have 23 students come and see the city that I have bragged so much about, and this happen to it; I personally felt embarrassed,” said Gillette.

A GoFundMe has been created to help the students replace some of their stolen belongings.

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A lifelong camper, recovering from a serious medical condition, is now searching for his missing RV.

Larry Durr says it was stolen from his driveway sometime in the past couple of months before he returned home.

Durr and his wife first went camping in the 1960’s with just a tent and a few supplies.

Soon, it became a lifelong passion.

“We added the children, and they camped too,” said Durr.

In January, Durr was stricken with spinal stenosis, and was in an assisted living facility until a couple of weeks ago.

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He left his new RV in the driveway on Galata Drive, thinking it would be safe there. But last month, it went missing.

“Shocked. Why would anybody, you know you don’t just pick that up. You have to know how to hitch it up and everything,” said Durr.

He filed a report with Lexington Police, and says officers asked neighbors if they saw anything. But so far, no sign of the RV.

“It’d be nice if someone saw it, and reported it,” said Durr.

It’s not just the RV that’s missing, it’s the sentimental items from 50-plus years of camping.

“The first lantern I ever bought. It’s a little Coleman lantern,” said Durr.

He’s hoping to have it back in time for the spring, so he can make some new memories with his kids and grandchildren.

If you have information about the missing RV, contact Lexington Police.

Police were searching for a missing 6-year-old girl Saturday after she was last seen in her home Friday night.

Police responded to a missing-persons call for Brendaly Martinez just before 5 a.m. Saturday in the 3500 block of Avenue K.

The family said they last saw her on the couch around 10 p.m. before they locked up and went to bed. When her father woke around 4 a.m., the front door was open and she was nowhere to be found.

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She is about 3 feet tall with brown hair and brown eyes. She was last seen wearing a purple shirt and jean shorts. She may also be carrying a pink blanket with bear print on it.

Police were going door to door and expanding their search for several blocks in all directions around the home.

Foul play was not believed to have occurred, police said.

Anyone with information is asked to call the Police Department’s non-emergency line at 817-335-4222 or 911.

KSP said that they are investigating the death of a Letcher County man as a murder.

They were called to the Mountain Breeze Apartment Complex in Jenkins around 1:45 p.m. on Wednesday, October 5.

They said that the body of Michael Lowe, 50, was discovered in his apartment.

Family members told KSP that they hadn’t spoken with him since Monday afternoon and they were concerned about him. KSP said that when family members went to his apartment, they found him unresponsive.

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The Letcher County Coroner pronounced Lowe dead at the scene from what appeared to be multiple stab wounds.

KSP said that after an autopsy was performed, it was determined that his wounds were not self-inflicted.

Detectives are actively continuing this investigation and are urging anyone with information regarding this incident to contact KSP Post 13 at 606-435-6069.  Individuals can also utilize the KSP mobile app,(KSPOLICE) KSP webpage (KentuckyStatePolice.org), or KSP social media sites to report information.  Detective Bill Pollard with KSP Post 13 is leading this investigation.

Four people were arrested after London Police responded to a tip about a possible stolen vehicle on Sunday.

Police said that they received a tip about the vehicle being located at a Morentown Road residence.

Officers said that when they arrived at the residence, they recognized a red Dodge pick-up truck that had previously been reported stolen.

Derek C. Mills, 30, of Corbin, was standing next to the stolen vehicle and appeared to be doing mechanical work on it in the driveway. Police said that they approached Mills and through an investigation, it was determined that the truck was stolen.

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The property owners, John H. Goldsberry, 42, and Heather F. Girton, 31, were at the residence where a second stolen truck was located within a building on the property, according to the police.

The ignition switches and steering columns were damaged on both vehicles.

Police said they also arrested Elbert McFadden, 41, of London, who was at the residence and has a warrant out for his arrest.

Arrested and lodged in the Laurel County Detention Center were:

• Derek C. Mills, charged with receiving stolen property under $10,000 and second-degree criminal mischief.
• John H. Goldsberry, charged with receiving stolen property under $10,000 and second-degree criminal mischief.
• Heather F. Girton, charged with receiving stolen property under $10,000.
• Elbert McFadden

Our sister station WMC in Memphis is reporting that police there have found a vehicle that fits the description of the vehicle connected to a Florida Amber Alert.

They said that Memphis Police pulled the car over on Walnut Grove Road near Baptist East and they said that there was a child in the car.

Tennessee Bureau of Investigation tells WMC that the girl has been found safe.

WMC reports that West Wild Hogs has been taken into custody.

An Amber Alert was issued for 4-year-old Rebecca Ann Lewis from Florida. Lewis was reported missing Saturday. She is described as having blonde hair, blue eyes, 30 pounds and is 3 feet tall. She was last seen wearing a pink dress.

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Police say Lewis was taken by 31-year-old West Wild Hogs, formerly known as Matthew Clark Pybus. He’s described as having red hair, with blue-green eyes, weighing 220 pounds and is 5’8″. Officials say he has a scar shaped like the letter “L” on the left side of his head, a tattoo of a blue cross and a tattoo of a Chinese symbol.

Gilbert Acciardo, the public information officer of Laurel County Sheriff’s Office, sent a press release Monday saying that the two were spotted in Whitley County, Ky along I-75, but that doesn’t seem to be the case.

They were last seen in a silver 2012 Nissan Versa with Alabama license plate “4JL26.” Officials say the car has a magnetic animal rescue paw on the driver’s side of the trunk area.

WFLA in Tampa reports Hogs is a family friend of the little girl, but he has been out of the picture for the last year or so. Investigators said he went to Lewis’ grandmother’s house in Polk City, Florida on Friday.

Anyone with information is asked to call 911 or KSP at 502-227-2221. KSP said do not approach Hogs if you see him.

Police in London are looking for a person of interest in connection to a homicide investigation early Sunday morning.

According to the London Police Department, it was just before 3 a.m. when officers were called to investigate a shooting at 705 Middleground Way.

Police went to the address and found a 62-year-old man dead inside of the residence.

Officials have identified the victim as Donnie Stone of London.

Police say John Stricker, 35, is a person of interest involved in Stone’s death and could be armed and dangerous. The coroner tells LEX18 that Stricker is Stone’s stepson.

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According to police, he may be driving a 2004 single cab black Dodge pick-up truck with a faded front hood, a missing grill and 20-inch wheels. The truck could have a Kentucky license plate of 408-VBW.

On Sunday morning, the London Police Department released photos of Stricker and a vehicle he could be driving.

Anyone with information about the incident or Stricker’s location is asked to contact the London Police Department at (606) 878-7000 or (606) 878-7004.

A robbery suspect has been arrested after leading Kentucky and Ohio police on an hours-long chase across Ohio. It started Friday afternoon near Columbus, where police began chasing the suspect of a bank robbery.

The pursuit led Kentucky police to shutdown traffic for about three hours on both bridges across the Ohio River in Mason County. Ohio police say more than 75 law enforcement officials were involved in the search.

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Around 11 p.m. Friday night, police arrested 37-year-old Todd Keith in Aberdeen, Ohio.

The FBI identified him as the suspect in several crimes in Michigan and Ohio.

Police are investigating a fatal accident on a stretch of Interstate in Fayette County Saturday morning.

It happened on I-75 SB near exit 120 just after 8 a.m.

Police shut down part of the road while they worked to clear the scene.

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One person was found underneath of a vehicle, officials say. That person was pronounced dead at the scene.

There is no word of what caused the accident.