Hopkinsville Police arrested a man last night accused of attempting to kidnap a young boy.

Officers were called to the area of Crestview Drive around 8:30 last night after a boy who was riding his bicycle said a man offered to give him a ride, saying he could put his bike in the trunk.

Police later found the alleged perpetrator—50-year old Michael Glass of Hopkinsville—on Fairview Drive and charged him with kidnapping.

Glass is not related to the would-be victim and police believe his intentions were not good, as the boy was only two blocks from his home when Glass offered him a ride.

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A local student was arrested Friday morning on wanton endangerment charges for an alleged incident on a bus from late last month.

The 12-year old Pembroke boy is a student at Hopkinsville Middle School and he allegedly threatened a 15-year old and a 12-year old girl on a bus April 26^th, using a large pair of scissors he had brought onto the bus concealed in his backpack.

School Resource Officer Malcom Moore charged the boy with wanton endangerment and carrying a concealed weapon. The alleged incident happened on the way to school.

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The Trigg County Sheriff’s Office arrested a man for allegedly making threats to a Murray woman yesterday.

Sheriff Ray Burnam says 46-year old Roy Wright of Wharton Road, Cadiz is charged with terroristic threatening and harassing communications.

Wright allegedly used a phone to call a woman at a Murray business and threaten her multiple times.

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A wreck involving a motorcycle in Caldwell County yesterday afternoon sent the teen driver to a Nashville hospital.

Kentucky State Police say the incident happened around 3:30 on Grooms Grove Road. 18-year old Mitchell Coleman of Princeton was eastbound on his Honda off-road motorcycle when he lost control and fell off his bike.

Coleman struck the roadway and suffered head injuries. Police say he was not wearing a helmet. Coleman was taken by helicopter to Vanderbilt University Medical Center and police continue to investigate.

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A wreck on Lafayette Road Friday afternoon sent three people to the hospital.

That incident happened around 2:50 at in front of the U.S. Bank branch on Lafayette. The report says 24-year old Christina Stamps of Hopkinsville was attempting to turn into the bank parking lot and drove into the path of 74-year old Wanda Roberts of Hopkinsville.

Ms. Roberts said she tried to stop, but didn’t have time—while Ms. Stamps said she thought she was off the roadway when Ms. Roberts struck her.

Ms. Stamps and two children passengers were taken to Jennie Stuart Medical Center for minor injuries.

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