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Trigg Co. man charged with stalking

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A Trigg County man was arrested last night on stalking charges.

Few other details are given, but Trigg County Sheriff Ray Burnam says in a news releas that he arrested 60-year old Perry Allen Albright of Dandson Shores Drive on charges of 2nd degree stalking Monday night.

Albright was lodged in the Christian County Jail.

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03/13/2012/am

 
Wreck involving motorcycle injures biker

A wreck involving a motorcycle at 17th and Clay Streets yesterday in Hopkinsville sent one of the drivers to the hospital.

The Hopkinsville Police report says the incident happened around 4:30, when 22-year old Brandon Livingston of Hopkinsville was operating a motorcycle westbound on East 17th and reportedly failed to stop at the stop sign at the intersection with South Clay.

That resulted in Livingston striking a vehicle driven by 67-year old Larry Moore of Hopkinsville in the left side. Both men were injured, but only Livingston required a trip to Jennie Stuart Medical Center.

Livingston was wearing a helmet and Moore was wearing a seat belt.

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03/13/2012/am

 
Man goes to JSMC after rear end collision

A Pembroke woman went to the hospital after a very slow rear end collision on Pembroke Road yesterday.

That incident happened around 3:30, with the police report saying 63-year old Mary Huff of Pembroke was stopped in traffic at the intersection with the bypass. 64-year old Robert Vier of Hopkinsville was driving a tractor-trailer stopped behind her and said his rig slipped out of gear.

Hopkinsville Police write that Huff’s passenger—31-year old Shaman Huff of Pembroke—was taken to Jennie Stuart Medical Center, where he reportedly complained of a small headache. Police write that Huff said he was uninjured on the scene.

Police say Ms. Huff claimed damage to the rear of her vehicle was done by yesterday’s wreck, but that dried dirt and mud was found inside the cracks of the existing damage.

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03/13/2012/am

 
Elkton City Council told of upcoming AT&T 3G announcment
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The first date when AT&T was reportedly going to turn on 3G service to the city of Elkton has come and gone, but a formal announcement on just when that will happen is expected Monday.

 

State Senator Joey Pendleton was told by AT&T officials this winter that 3G was going to be turned on March 1st, but was told a couple of weeks ago that the day was pushed back. Speaking at the regular Elkton City Council meeting Monday night, Elkton Mayor Nancy Camp said AT&T officials will be at the old courthouse on the square this coming Monday morning at 9:30 to announce when the town will have access to wireless broadband.

Council members and Elkton residents and businesses are anxious for the day to come when mobile devices and wireless hotspots will work there, but Mayor Camp says they’ll have to wait a little while longer as the switch will not be flipped Monday.

In other business, council accepted bids from Ricchuite Enterprises for Mowing Service and Cemetery Maintenance. That provider came in most expensive out of three bidders for Cemetery Maintenance at $38,160, but council was satisfied with their service and promptness in past years. The other two bidders were about 500 and 160 dollars less, respectively.

Council Member Danny Laster voted “no” to the bid for mowing service after a representative of the company angrily walked out of the meeting after Laster showed him photo evidence of what he described as mowing that wasn’t done on time last year.

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03/12/2012/am

 
Probation and Parole Officer accused of misconduct

A Marshall County Probation and Parole Officer is accused of official misconduct.
Kentucky State Police charged 29-year old Lance Warmath with 1st degree official misconduct following an investigation that he allegedly had illegal contact with a female, who was under the supervision of Probation and Parole officers.
The Marshall County Grand Jury returned an indictment on Warmath and was also served with a summons to appear before the Marshall County District Court on Wednesday, March 21st.
The investigation into the official misconduct remains ongoing and is being handled by Kentucky State Police.
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