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Laurel County Sheriff Department Press Release « Thread Started on May 14, 2012, 4:46pm »
Manchester man killed in Laurel County accident Laurel County Sheriff Department Press Release
Sheriff John Root is reporting that Laurel Sheriff’s Chief Deputy Eddy Sizemore is investigating a single vehicle traffic crash which occurred on Monday afternoon (5-14-2012) at 1:47 P.M. on Ky 472, 6 miles east of London.
According to investigation, apparently a 2006 Chevrolet Pickup driven by William Wells age 64, of Poplar Street, Manchester, was eastbound on Ky 472, when his right front tire dropped off the roadway, causing the vehicle to travel out of control, traveled between two trees, and overturned on its side. The driver was partially ejected out the passenger window, causing fatal injuries.
The driver was pronounced dead at the scene by Laurel County Coroner Doug Bowling. No seat belt was in use. Assisting at the scene was: Deputy James Sizemore, Deputy William Bo Harris, and Deputy John Inman. Assisting at the scene was Ambulance Inc. Of Laurel County, London –Laurel County Rescue Squad, and McWhorter Volunteer Fire Department.
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Laurel County Sheriff Department Press Release « Reply #1 on Jun 20, 2012, 8:36pm »
Pictured is the accident scene
Clay County couple involved in traffic crash on North US 25 Laurel County Sheriff Department Press Release
Sheriff John Root is reporting that Laurel Sheriff’s Deputy William Bo Harris is investigating a 2 vehicle injury traffic crash which occurred on Wednesday afternoon (6-20-2012) at 1:14 P.M., on U.S. 25, two miles north of London. Apparently, a white colored 2001 Chev. Pickup was traveling south bound on Ky 490 at the intersection of U.S. 25, when he traveled down a northbound ramp the wrong way, and struck a gold colored S.U.V. Suzuki head on(that had been northbound on U.S. 25 to go northbound on Ky 490.
The driver of the pickup truck is identified as: Raymond Collins, age 62 of Hwy 421, Fallrock and passenger Beatrice Collins age 61, same address—neither were injuried.
The driver of the S.U.V. is identified as: Arley Renner age 83 of Chestnut Ridge Road, Mt. Vernon who received possible injuries , and passenger - May Renner age 79 , same address who received chest and neck injuries. Both were transported to St. Joseph Hospital London by Ambulance Inc. Of Laurel County for treatment.
Assisting at the scene was: East Bernstadt Volunteer Fire Department.
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Laurel County Sheriff Department Press Release « Reply #2 on Jun 29, 2012, 6:38am »
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Ed Napier of Manchester killed in Traffic Crash on Ky 229 Laurel County Sheriff Department Press Release
Sheriff John Root is reporting that Laurel Sheriff’s Chief Deputy Eddy Sizemore, assisted by Detective Richard Dalrmple are investigating a two vehicle traffic fatality which occurred on Ky 229,at the intersection with Ky 1189, 4 miles south of London, on Thursday morning (6-28-2012) at approx. 10:50 A.M.
Apparently a 2006 Chev Cavalier car pulled out from Ky 1189 westbound, and collided with a 1993 Buick car that was northbound on Ky 229. After impact both cars traveled off the roadway, and came to rest off the west side of Ky 229.
The driver of the Chev Cavalier was identified as: Ed Napier age 47, of Manchester. He received fatal injuries , and was pronounced dead at the scene. He was the only occupant in the cavalier.
The driver of the Buick car was identified as: Veda Wright age 40 of Lily, and received serious injuries and was airlifted by helicopter from the scene to UK Med, in Lexington. 2 other passengers in the Buick car were airlifted from the scene(to UK Med) with serious injuries and 3 additional passengers were taken to St. Joseph Hospital London for treatment of possible injuries.
The investigation into the traffic crash is continuing.
Officers assisting at the scene included: for Laurel County Sheriff’s Office: Deputy James Sizemore; Laurel County Constable Tim Mays, London Police Sgt Chris Edwards, and KSP Trooper Don Trosper. Also assisting was Ambulance Inc of Laurel County, the London-Laurel County Rescue Squad, the Laurel County Coroner’s Office, the CampGround Volunteer Fire Dept. , and helicopters: PHI, Air Evac, and Air Methods.
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Laurel County Sheriff Department Press Release « Reply #3 on Jul 13, 2012, 7:15am »
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Meth, Pick-up and baby swap leads to arrest Laurel County Sheriff Press Release
Sheriff John Root reports that Information from a confidential source led Sheriff Dept investigators on the hunt for an infant child who had been supposedly traded for a 1999 silver Dodge Dakota. Information reported stated that a newborn infant had been traded for a vehicle which had then been sold for $800.00 cash and an undisclosed amount of Methamphetamine.
Through registration investigation Detectives located the vehicle and its current owner in the Keavy area of Laurel County. The current owner reported that he had purchased the truck from Heather Kaminskey for 800.00 cash and no drugs whatsoever.
A third party at that location reported that they had not seen Kaminskey in over a week and that she indeed had a newborn that Kaminskey had stated was staying with her mother in Florida. Further investigation into the truck registration led to the previous owner. Jeremy and Jamiee Brown of 281 Devils Neck Rd Corbin ky were then located at their residence in possession of the now 6 month old child.
Their stories initially varied concerning the child and how they became involved with it, however once information was gathered revealing the biological grandmother of the child they agreed to be truthful. The biological grandmother was contacted and stated that her daughter Heather Kaminskey who was already being sought on methamphetamine related warrants had fled Florida in January of 2012 being 9 months pregnant to come to Kentucky to have her child in an attempt to evade Florida Social Services who had previously removed Kaminskeys two other children.
The child was exchanged just after birth and the transaction for the 1999 silver Dodge Dakota was made. Kentucky Dept. of Social Services were contacted and upon a Judges order removed the infant from the home. The Browns were arrested and charged with Human Trafficking (victim under 18 yrs old) a Class B Felony carrying penalties of up to 20 yrs. and lodged in the Laurel Detention Center.
The Browns have 3 other biological children who were present in the home and were placed with local relatives. Warrants and extradition approval are currently being obtained for the biological mother Heather Kaminskey. The investigation was conducted by Detective Jason Back, Detective Brad Mitchell, Lieutenant Rodney Van Zant, and assisted by Sgt. Greg Poynter.
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Laurel County Sheriff Department Press Release « Reply #4 on Jul 21, 2012, 4:44pm »
(left to right) Frankie Brumley, Shane Botkins, and Tiffany Botkins
Escapee from Clay County found hiding in Laurel County Laurel County Sheriff Department Press Release
Sheriff John Root is reporting that Laurel Sheriff’s Sgt Chuck Johnson received information on the possible whereabouts of a wanted escapee(Frankie J. Brumley) from Clay County on Friday morning (7-20-2012) at 0230 A.M., on Court Road, 1 mile south of London.
When deputies arrived at the residence, they were told by residents at the house that Brumley was not there. As Deputies continued their investigation, they located Brumley hiding in the master bathroom in the residence. After a brief altercation with Brumley, he was taken into custody. Arrested was Frankie J. Brumley age 40 of Hwy 149, Manchester charged with: Being a Fugitive From Clay County , Ky, and with Resisting Arrest. He was lodged in the Laurel County Detention Facility.
Also arrested at the residence by Laurel Sheriff’s Deputy Brett Reeves was: Shane Botkins age 37 , and Tiffany Botkins age 30 both of Court Road, London charged with : 2nd Degree Hindering Apprehension. Both were also lodged in the Laurel County Detention Facility.
Other Officers assisting included Deputy Kirk Mays, and London City Police Officer Travis Couch.
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Laurel County Sheriff Department Press Release « Reply #5 on Aug 30, 2012, 5:10pm »
Manchester woman arrested in London on Wednesday evening Laurel County Sheriff Department Press Release
Sheriff John Root is reporting that Laurel Sheriff’s Detective Jason Back, and Detective Brad Mitchell investigated a complaint that a female subject was using fraudulent prescriptions.
On Wednesday evening (8-29-2012) at 6:14 P.M., detectives arrested Leslie H. Hooker age 37 of Oak Street, Manchester charging her with Obtaining Or Attempting To Obtain a Controlled Substance by Fraud Or Deceit. She was lodged in the Laurel County Detention Facility.
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Laurel County Sheriff Department Press Release « Reply #6 on Feb 24, 2013, 8:05am »
Nolan killed as result of crash on Tom Cat Trail Laurel County Sheriff Department Press Release
Sheriff John Root is reporting that Laurel Sheriff’s Sgt . E. R. Rudder investigated a single vehicle serious injury traffic crash which occurred on Tom Cat Trail (Ky 1305), 5 miles east of London on Thursday afternoon (2-21-13) at approx. 1 P.M. Apparently a blue Chev. car was eastbound on Ky 1305 (Tom Cat Trail), and according to witnesses was traveling at a high rate of speed, and crossed over into the westbound lane, in a curve , losing control, ran off the left shoulder of the road, overturning on its top, toppling into a tree, and coming to rest in a ditch.
The driver is identified as: Eddie Nolan age 53 of Pine Hill Brock Road, London—he received multiple , very serious injuries, and was flown by helicopter from the scene to UK Med in Lexington for treatment. Cause of the crash remains under investigation. Assisting at the scene was: Deputy Shane Rice, Constable Tim May, Ambulance Inc. Of Laurel County, London-Laurel County Rescue Squad, and Bush Volunteer Fire Department.
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Laurel County Sheriff Department Press Release « Reply #7 on May 13, 2013, 5:04am »
Manchester man and woman involved in crash on KY 472 in Laurel County Laurel County Sheriff Press Release
Sheriff John Root is reporting that Laurel Sheriff’s Deputy Larry Parrott is investigating a one vehicle serious injury traffic crash which occurred on Ky 472, at the intersection of Mcknight Road, 9 miles east of London,on Sunday afternoon (5-12-13 ) at approx. 1:42 P.M.
Apparently, a Ford Explorer driven by Alen Wombles age 30 of Manchester was westbound on Ky 472 , when he lost control , ran off the road, hit a culvert,and flipped over, causing the vehicle to erupt in flames. EMS, McWhorter Fire Dept personnel, and a passer by (Walter Trebow) were able to pull the driver, and a passenger-(Crystal Roark age 34 of Manchester) from the burning vehicle.
Deputy Parrott determined through investigation that Wombles had been traveling too fast on the roadway when a motorcycle pulled out in front of him, and he had to swerve to avoid collision. Deputy Parrott also determined that Wombles was under the influence contributing to him crashing. Deputy Parrott charged Alen Wombles with Operating A Motor Vehicle Under The Influence, 2nd Offense, and driving on Revoked Driver’s License. The Passenger, Crystal Roark was charged with Alcohol Intoxication. Both the driver and passenger were transported to UK Med Center in Lexington for treatment of serious injuries. (Wombles was flown, and Roark was transported by ground.)
Additional charges are pending on both subjects due to suspected meth being found on both.
Assisting at the scene was: Ambulance Inc. Of Laurel County, and London Laurel County Rescue Squad, and McWhorter Volunteer Fire Department. Investigation is continuing by Deputy Larry Parrott.
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