A Lexington woman has been arrested in Madison County following an incident on EKU’s campus.

According to the Richmond Register, EKU Police responded to the Grand Campus building Wednesday where they made contact with a victim that stated after being pushed, 19-year-old Siera Thomas then came at him with a knife threatening to “cut him” and “kill him” as they were walking out the front door of one of the units.

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When police talked with Thomas, she told them she was pushed and got the knife from the kitchen.

Thomas was arrested and is now charged with wanton endangerment.

A Lexington man was sentenced to ten years in federal prison after admitting to distributing child pornography images on the internet.

23-year-old Joshua Gilley was ordered him to serve a lifetime term of supervised release and ordered that he register as a sex offender, following his release from prison.

Under federal law, Gilley must serve at least 85 percent of his sentence. According to his plea agreement, between 2012 and 2013, Gilley distributed numerous child pornography images to others, via email.

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Gilley admitted that a search warrant at his home revealed thousands of child pornography images, including more than 900 sexual abuse images of prepubescent children. The case started when an FBI investigator noticed child pornography images being distributed online. The FBI later traced the source of those images to a computer that was operated by Gilley.

Prestonsburg police didn’t have to go far for a drug bust Thursday morning.

A trip to the police station for an impounded car turned into a criminal investigation for a mother and son and 2 others around 2 a.m. when police noticed something unusual about the group

“When your own 911 dispatch, who’s your life line out here, on the road yells at you at the radio ‘hey something’s not right with these people in the parking lot,” said Officer Ross Shurtleff.

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When officers took a closer look at the vehicle they said, in clear sight, they could see an active meth lab inside a water bottle “cooking” between the feet of Dwight Collins.

“That’s just insane why would anyone go to a police station and do that?” asked Brittany Dixon, store clerk.

But when Officer Shurtleff asked Collins what he had, he said Collins lied.

“It’s a bottle of water was the response I got and as we all know water doesn’t arc,” said Officer Shurtleff.

According the arrest citation, police said the meth lab was “omitting a distinct and disturbing odor”.

“I even tried to explain it in a way of ‘who would cook meth in a police parking lot?'” said Officer Shurtleff.

But there’s more, some also had several other forms of drugs on them so the Prestonsburg police parking lot was transformed into a decontamination area.

Connie Collins, her son Dwight Collins, Britney Owsley and Justin Horner were all taken to the Floyd County Detention Center where they face several drug related charges.

“I have to admit this took me by a little bit of surprise,” said Officer Shurtleff

But others who live in Prestonsburg said it was an eye-opener about their community.

“This is a little small town you don’t really hear about it much,” Dixon said. “But it’s definitely something to think about.”

Officer Shurtleff said he had arrested Collins the previous night and Owsley had an active arrest warrant.

A death investigation is underway in Jackson County. The Jackson County Coroner said 36-year old Bradley “BJ” Muncy  was stabbed to death on Bailey Road at around 3 p.m. on Thursday. Kentucky State Police said Muncy’s death is suspicious.

“She just kept asking me if I could give her a miracle and bring him back,” said Tiffany Woody, a friend of the victim.

As people left Bailey Road on Thursday night, they said they would do anything to bring back Muncy.

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“He’s a really good friend of ours,” said Woody.

Friends said Muncy was killed during a fight with his wife’s boyfriend, outside of a friend’s mobile home.

“The husband ran in, and he was stabbed on one side of the neck and it come out the other. And the boyfriend took off running down the road here, which he was caught. Thank God,” said Woody.

KSP troopers and deputies with the Jackson County Sheriff’s Department said they located one of the two men involved; and he is being questioned.

“I wish he would have thought about the kids really. I mean, they have kids together. He was a father of some beautiful children,” said Woody.

Friends said Muncy was a father of four, and a good man. Now they want justice.

“I hope he gets what’s done to him,” said Woody.

Kentucky State Police said the case is still under investigation.

The Montgomery County Sheriff is asking for the public’s help in identifying an armed man who robbed two businesses recently.

He’s accused of robbing the Eastland Grocery Store around 9:30 Saturday night. The sheriff says that the man snuck in as the store was closing or the evening and the store clerk was cleaning up.

Sheriff Fred Shortridge says that he had a gun. The clerk was not hurt but the man got away with cash.

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Two days later, Shortridge says the same man hit the Family Dollar in town on Maysville Road.

“The only difference in between those is that in the Family Dollar, my understanding there was several people inside the business, which didn’t bother him at all. So, he just walks in and commits the robbery with the people inside the store,” said Shortridge.

In both robberies, Shortridge says that he was very nonchalant; giving the impression that he’d committed a crime before.

If you recognize the man, please call the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office.

A Scott County man has had his murder conviction overturned after the Supreme Court of Kentucky ruled that his confession should have not been used in court.

A circuit court jury convicted James Anthony Gray of two counts of murder for intentionally killing his parents, James and Vivian Gray. The Grays were shot to death in their Sadieville home on April 26, 2007.

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Gray’s first trial ended in a hung jury.

According to the release from the Supreme Court, James Anthony Gray’s confession was obtained illegally. The document states that one of the interrogating officers, told Gray that he had just gotten off the phone with a judge and that the state would seek the death penalty if he didn’t confess. That conversation was determined to never have taken place.

The documents also state that police also turned the interrogation camera off for nearly five-and-half hours.

“After a break, he returned to the interview room and signed a Miranda waiver. Upon his return, the room was arrayed with photos of the crime scene and murder victims. A piece of pecan pie and a Pepsi were placed on the table to recreate the crime-scene environment. The police turned off the camera and five-and-a-half hours of unrecorded interrogation proceeded from that point. Gray alleges he was coerced into confessing to the crimes within this period.”

Interrogators also allegedly presented Gray with a fake document purporting to originate from the Kentucky State Police linking his parents’ DNA to his vehicle