ONE PERSON WAS KILLED IN A SINGLE VEHICLE WRECK IN LOGAN COUNTY SUNDAY.
       LOGAN COUNTY SHERIFF WALLACE WHITTAKER SAYS MARVIN PERRY, JR. OF RUSSELLVILLE WAS KILLED AFTER HIS VEHICLE REPORTEDLY RAN OFF THE ROAD AND FLIPPED MULTIPLE TIMES ON HIGHLAND LICK ROAD ABOUT FIVE MILES NORTH OF RUSSELLVILLE AROUND 4 O’CLOCK.
       THE LOGAN COUNTY RESCUE SQUAD AND OTHER FIRST RESPONDERS CAME TO THE SCENE TO CUT PERRY FROM THE WRECKAGE, BUT HE WOULD BE PRONOUNCED DEAD ON LOCATION.
       THE ROADWAY WAS CLOSED FOR SOME TIME WHILE POLICE RECONSTRUCTED THE SCENE.
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       A MORGANTOWN MAN WAS KILLED BY A BOW AND ARROW SATURDAY EVENING, WITH STATE POLICE ASKING FOR THE PUBLIC’S HELP IN THE INVESTIGATION.
       A NEWS RELEASE SAYS POLICE WERE CALLED TO 16 O.J. BASHAM ROAD IN MORGANTOWN AROUND 6:30 SATURDAY AND FOUND 51-YEAR OLD RONALD LEE, WHO TROOPERS SAY WAS ALLEGEDLY SHOT WITH AN ARROW.
       LEE WAS TAKEN BY HELLICOPTER TO VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER, WHERE HE WOULD DIE FROM HIS INJURIES. AN AUTOPSY WAS TO BE PERFORMED IN NASHVILLE, WITH DETECTIVE BRAD STEVENSON INVESTIGATING.
        TWO PEOPLE ARE SOUGHT FOR QUESTIONING IN THE INCIDENT AND ARE IDENTIFIED JASON AND SHARON BRITT. THE PAIR’S CAR WAS LOCATED YESTERDAY, BUT THE COUPLE REMAINS AT LARGE.
         ANYONE KNOWING THEIR WHEREABOUTS OR HAVING ANY OTHER INFORMATION ON THE INCIDENT IS ASKED TO CALL STATE POLICE.
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SHARON BRITT

JASON BRITT

Jeremy Perkins

Charles Russell

      TWO MEN HAVE BEEN FORMALLY CHARGED WITH BURGLARIZING AND DAMAGING THE DINNER BELL RESTAURANT IN GRAVES COUNTY EARLIER THIS YEAR.
       THE FIRST INCIDENT HAPPENED FEBRUARY 24^TH, WHICH WAS THE SAME NIGHT NEARBY BUSINESSES PURCHASE FORD AND SHELBY AUTOMOTIVE WERE ALSO BURGLARIZED. THE DINNER BELL WAS BURGLARIZED AGAIN MARCH 23^RD. THE EATING ESTABLISHMENT IS LOCATED OFF HIGHWAY 45, JUST NORTH OF MAYFIELD.
         STATE POLICE SAY A GRAVES COUNTY GRAND JURY RETURNED BURGLARY INDICTMENTS CONNECTED TO BOTH DINNER BELL INCIDENTS AGAINST 22-YEAR OLD JEREMY PERKINS AND 22-YEAR OLD CHARLES RUSSELL OF MAYFIELD LAST WEEK.
         RUSSELL WAS ALREADY LODGED IN THE GRAVES COUNTY JAIL ON A SEPARATE CRIME, WITH POLICE FINDING AND ARRESTING PERKINS YESTERDAY AND PLACING HIM IN THE GRAVES COUNTY JAIL. KSP SAYS THE ARRESTS WERE A CULMINATION OF EFFORTS IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE GRAVES COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE.
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Kenneth Burgess

      A CADIZ MAN ALREADY OUT ON BOND FOR RECEIVING STOLEN PROPERTY WAS ARRESTED AGAIN SUNDAY MORNING FOR BREAKING INTO AN AREA BUSINESS.
     CADIZ POLICE SAY 41-YEAR OLD KENNETH BURGESS OF 12 CUNNINGHAM AVENUE WAS CAUGHT IN THE ACT OF BURGLARIZING QUALITY CAR CARE AFTER OFFICER MICHAEL MYERS OBERVED THE 234 MAIN STREET DOOR OPEN JUST AFTER 1AM.
     BURGESS WAS ARRESTED OCTOBER 10^TH ON FELONY RECEIVING STOLEN PROPERTY AND SHOPLIFTING CHARGES FROM ANOTHER STATE. HE WAS ARRESTED AND CHARGED WITH 3^RD DEGREE BURGLARY.
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Crews work to extricate girl from wreckage/photo provided by CPD

      POLICE SAY HORSEPLAY CONTRIBUTED TO A WRECK IN CLARKSVILLE SATURDAY NIGHT THAT INJURED FOUR AND SENT THREE TO A NASHVILLE HOSPITAL BY HELLICOPTER.
       A NEWS RELEASE SAYS A 16-YEAR OLD WAS DRIVING JEEP WRANGLER NORTH ON THE 41A BYPASS AROUND 7 O’CLOCK WHEN HE JOKINGLY TOLD HIS 11-YEAR OLD BROTHER HE COULD DRIVE. A PASSENGER IN THE BACKSEAT THEN INTERFERED WITH THE 16-YEAR OLD’S ABILITY TO DRIVE, CAUSING HIM TO LOSE CONTROL OF THE VEHICLE.
       THE VEHICLE RAN OFF THE ROAD, DOWN AN EMBANKMENT AND INTO A UTILITY POLE, CUTTING INTO THE PASSENGER SIDE DOOR OF THE JEEP.
SOME OF THE OCCUPANTS HAD TO BE CUT FROM THE WRECKAGE, INCLUDING A 14-YEAR OLD GIRL WHO REMAINED TRAPPED FOR OVER TWO HOURS WHILE CREWS WORKED. THE 11-YEAR OLD WAS TAKEN TO GATEWAY MEDICAL CENTER, WHERE HE WAS TREATED AND RELEASED, WHILE THE 16 AND 17-YEAR OLD MALES WERE AIR-LIFTED TO VANDERBILT MEDICAL CENTER AND ARE LISTED IN STABLE CONDTION.
        THE 14-YEAR OLD GIRL IS IN CRITICAL, BUT STABLE, CONDITION AT VANDERBILT. THE INCIDENT CAUSED THE ROADWAY TO BE CLOSED FOR THREE HOURS.
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