A Pulaski County woman was killed in a single-vehicle accident on Sunday afternoon.

According to the Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office, two victims were ejected from a 2002 Chevrolet Corvette on East Highway 70 in Eubank,

Witnesses told police that the vehicle was heading West when the driver apparently lost control of the vehicle.  The automobile left the roadway, struck a concrete culvert and embankment before becoming airborne. The car flipped several times before coming to rest in a field.  The operator, Timothy J. Barron, Jr. age 37 of Eubank, Kentucky and Rhonda Sandidge, age 50, of Eubank, Kentucky were both ejected from the vehicle.

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Both victims were treated at the scene by Somerset-Pulaski County EMS. Barron was airlifted to the University of Kentucky Medical Center.  Sandidge was transported to Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital where she was later pronounced deceased.

The crash is still under investigation at this time.

The Nicholasville Police Department has identified a person of interest in recent vehicle thefts.

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The department took to their Facebook page on Sunday to make the announcement and ask for the public’s help in identifying the person.

The Bell County Sheriff’s Office put out an urgent message on Sunday about a phone scam in the county.

The sheriff’s office says they have gotten reports of someone calling people in the area either claiming to be from the Bell County Sheriff’s Office, Bell County Dispatch, or Kentucky State Police. They say some of the calls have been in regard to supposed warrants the victim has on record. At some point during the conversation the caller claims that the victim can pay a fee to have the warrant removed.

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Other calls are from people claiming they are from the Kentucky State Police collecting donations for the Bell County Sheriff’s Department. At least one of the calls was made to a landline from Ashland, Ky. (606)-618-9447.

The Bell County Sheriff’s Office wanted to make it clear neither they, dispatch, nor KSP will ever make calls of those nature. They say anyone with an active warrant will not be contacted by phone, and there is also no fundraising of any kind being conducted.

If you have been a victim of these calls, please call 606-337-6174.

UPDATE: According to the Winchester Police Department Facebook page, the missing teen has been located.

WINCHESTER, Ky. (LEX 18) – Police in Winchester are searching for a missing teen.

They posted on their Facebook page that Chasity Wilson walked out of her school Thursday and is believed to have gotten into a truck. The truck is described as a GMC extended cab with what appears to be a temporary tag in the window.

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If you have any information on the whereabouts of Chasity Wilson or the owner of the GMC truck, please call Winchester Police at (859) 745-7400.

The Mason County Sheriff confirmed with LEX18 authorities were searching for an escaped inmate Saturday night.

The sheriff said 27-year-old John N. Barker scaled a fence and escaped the Mason County Detention Center early Saturday morning. He said Barker was working in the kitchen around 5:30 a.m., when video shows him climb a fence. Once over the fence, Barked headed south on US 68.

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At the time of his escape, Barker was wearing a dark gray hooded sweatshirt, jeans and boots. He is described as 5’6″, 140 bounds, with a small build. He has brown hair and blue eyes, and several tattoos including a teardrop tattoo under his left eye.

If you see him contact law enforcement.

A Jackson County man will spend more than six years in prison for child sex charges.

Ryan Herbert Trent Williams was sentenced to 77 months Friday after pleading guilty to one county of Using a Child in a Display of Sexually Explicit Conduct and one county of Online Sexual Corruption of a Child.

Williams was indicted on charges in September as a result of his actions from Nov. 5, 2015 to April 25, 2016.

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In April, 2016, law enforcement was made aware that Williams had a sexual relationship with the underage victim in the case. The Southern Oregon High-Tech Crimes Task Force gathered digital evidence, including cell phones and computers, that confirmed Williams had been exchanging pictures, videos and messages with the victim.

After learning police were aware of the relationship, Williams took off to Louisiana, where U.S. Marshals took him into custody on Sept. 20, 2016.

After prison, Williams will transition to three years of post-prison supervision.

Deputies in Taylor County say that a substitute teacher at Taylor County High School was arrested after an investigation into him sending and soliciting explicit photographs of two teenage students.

According to deputies, the teens in the case are 14 and 15. They say that through an investigation, they were able to determine that Lawrence Harris had sent multiple nude pictures of himself to the teens and solicited multiple explicit photographs of the teens to be sent to him.

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The investigation also revealed that after school hours, he brought both teens to his home where deputies say he had sexual contact with one and attempted sexual contact with the other. Deputies say they found text messages of a sexual nature sent and received between Harris and the teens.

Harris was charged with unlawful transaction with a minor 1st, unlawful use of an electronic device to induce a minor and promoting a sexual performance of a minor.

He was lodged in the Taylor County Detention Center.

The investigation continues, but deputies say they do not believe that any other minors are involved and additional charges are pending.

Police in Winchester are searching for a missing teen.

They posted on their Facebook page that Chasity Wilson walked out of her school Thursday and is believed to have gotten into a truck. The truck is described as a GMC extended cab with what appears to be a temporary tag in the window.

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If you have any information on the whereabouts of Chasity Wilson or the owner of the GMC truck, please call Winchester Police at (859) 745-7400.

Officials in Georgetown are exhuming the remains of a boy who died 96 years ago in hopes of identifying the remains.

Written on the teen’s gravestone are the words “Some mother’s boy.” A train hit him as he attempted to cross the track at a Georgetown train station on April 1, 1921.

Investigators estimated he was about 17 years old.

Friday, NAMUS will begin the process of exhuming the body in hopes of collecting DNA evidence to match the victim with a family, solving what remains to be the biggest mystery in Scott County.

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“He’s not from Georgetown. He deserves to go home to where he was born and raised. We’re thinking he’s out of northern US and NAMUS has some ideas of people who were missing in 1921,” says Scott County Coroner John Goble.

The FBI has recently started processing cases like these for free, when it used to cost up to $7,000.

Once the DNA is extracted, it could take as little as 30 days for the FBI to make a positive identification.

So far, crews have found only one bone in the grave. The process will take most of the afternoon.