NEWS HEADLINES 08/23
CLARKSVILLE POLICE SAY THE BODY FOUND NEAR A FIELD BEHIND THE WILMA RUDOLPH BOULEVARD DAIRY QUEEN THURSDAY WAS THAT OF 24-YEAR OLD CAMERON CLAY ELLIOTT OF CLARKSVILLE, WITH AN AUTOPSY STILL PENDING IN THE HOMICIDE INVESTIGATION.
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TODD COUNTY CIRCUIT JUDGE TYLER GILL HAS RULED STATEMENTS MADE BY 17-YEAR OLD MURDER SUSPECT GARRETT DYE ADMISSABLE IN COURT, ACCORDING TO A STORY IN THE KENTUCKY NEW ERA, WHICH REPORTS THEY APPARENTLY DON’T INCLUDE AN OUTRIGHT CONFESSION BUT DO INCLUDE DETAILS WHICH WOULD BENEFIT THE PROSECUTION.
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CHRSITIAN COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPUTY KAYCE GREENE ARRESTED 40-YEAR OLD JAMES T. BUSH OF 1-21 BOYD ST. ON MULTIPLE CHARGES SUNDAY NIGHT, INCLUDING WANTON ENDANGERMENT, AFTER BUSH ALLEGEDLY PICKED THE POLICE TAZER OFF THE GROUND AND POINTED IT AT DEPUTY GREENE.
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A HEAD-ON COLLISION ON THE JUDGES CHAPEL ROAD SUNDAY AFTERNOON SENT 34-YEAR OLD SHANNON COMBS OF THE GREENVILLE ROAD, CROFTON TO JENNIE STUART MEDICAL CENTER—WHILE THE DRIVER OF THE OTHER VEHICLE WENT UNINJURED.
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STATE REPRESENTATIVE MYRON DOSSETT OF PEMBROKE SAYS A GROUP FROM THE ENVIORNMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY MADE AN UNSCHEDULED STOP IN EASTERN KENTUCKY RECNETLY, WORRYING MANY STATE LAWMAKERS THE EPA MAY BE CONSIDERING MORE REGULATIONS THAT WOULD DRIVE UP THE COST OF COAL PRODUCED ELECTRICITY.
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HOLLY PETRAEUS, THE WIFE OF FORMER FORT CAMPBELL COMMANDING GENERAL DAVID PETRAEUS, WILL JOIN THE ATTORNEYS GENERAL FROM KENTUCKY AND TENNESSEE ON FORT CAMPBELL WEDNESDAY TO HELP EDUCATE MILITARY FAMILIES ABOUT PREDATORY CONSUMER PRACTICES.
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