The 2022 shooting death of Omari Cryer by the U.S. Marshals Office during a joint arrest with Louisville police has prompted several allegations of wrongdoing from Louisville’s Metro Inspector General, including making false statements in both a search…
Terry Henderson was driving his Metro Corrections vehicle when he struck Officer Andrew Young’s vehicle in 2023. Despite having a blood alcohol level roughly two times over the legal limit, Henderson was not immediately arrested.
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“This court should dismiss the case against (the woman) and rule that citing an unhoused person simply because they needed to sit down during early labor is cruel and unusual punishment under the Eighth Amendment.”
Bellows will be taking a leave of absence to deal with “serious health issues,” she announced this week on social media.
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In court documents filed Wednesday, Brown maintains he was not attempting to kill or hurt anyone, but admits he fired a gun into Greenberg’s campaign office in the Butchertown Market on Story Avenue on Feb. 14, 2022.
Andrew Kyle Grigsby, 29, allegedly entered the Capital Grounds through the Northwest stairwell of the building, approached a police line and sprayed officers with what investigators believe to be bear mace, causing them to retreat.
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Judge Benjamin Beaton expressed concern that he would be responsible for ‘day to day operations’ of the city’s police force
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John Mills, 69, of Crestwood in Oldham County, was hit around 5 a.m. in the 15500 block of Shelbyville Road by a bus owned by Fullington Trailways, a Pennsylvania transportation company, as he was crossing Shelbyville Road to get into…
Nelson County Judge Charles Simms III moved the trial from February to late May to give defense attorneys more time to review evidence in the case.
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The lawsuit claims Duan Wright had a 10-year history of violence that went unaddressed by JCPS, including punching, grabbing and dragging students and threatening both children and teachers with violence.
The defense argues Lawson has not yet been shown all of the evidence against him yet, and that just recently more evidence was turned over by the federal government that was only recently discovered by prosecutors.
