Sheriff's officials are investigating a homicide reported by the victim's wife just off Fort Campbell Boulevard on the Fidelio Road about 8:15 Friday night.

The victim is identified in the report on file at the Sheriff's Office as 28-year old Vincent Goslyn, Jr. of Beers Avenue, Ft. Campbell.

The report from Deputy Scott Noisworthy says the ECC received the call saying that Goslyn had been shot several times and was bleeding and ''unresponsive''.

Goslyn was apparently dead when officers arrived.

The victim's wife, Jessie Goslyn, was the reporting person and she was being questioned along with others concerning the incident which occurred just east of the intersection of the Fidelio road and Fort Campbell Boulevard, which is almost directly across from the Wal-Mart Distribution Center.

The site was just outside the 500 foot stretch of city jurisdiction on either side of Fort Campbell Boulevard.

The investigation continues.

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02/04/2012/JL

A Cadiz man already twice convicted of driving impaired in the last five years was injured in a wreck in Lyon County yesterday morning while allegedly driving drunk again.

Kentucky State Police say 21-year old Chase Bush of Cadiz was northbound on Kentucky 93 when he lost control of his vehicle, crossed the southbound lane, ran off the road and struck a tree.

Bush was taken by ambulance to Trigg County Hospital, where he was admitted. He was cited into court for his third DUI in the last five years and for driving on a DUI suspended license.

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Efforts to remove a 322 ft. section of the Eggner’s Ferry Bridge and other debris from the Delta Mariner is set to begin tomorrow, weather permitting.

Coast Guard Marine Safety Office Lieutenant Jennifer Jessie says Foss Maritime and the Coast Guard agreed on a plan to remove the steel and concrete and that all of the necessary equipment is in place to begin.

Lieutenant Jessie says there are a lot of moving parts and a lot of tall metal pieces of equipment that would require a delay in action, if forecasted thunderstorms impact the area Saturday.

The Delta Mariner has been sitting in place at the site it crashed into the 80-year old bridge last Thursday night. No one was killed or injured in the incident and motorists have had to use detours to get across Kentucky Lake ever since.

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02/03/2012/am

Clarksville went over a month without its first fatal wreck of the year, but that came to an end this morning.

CPD Public Information Officer Jim Knoll says a head-on collision at the 1500 block of Madison Street around 7:40 claimed the life of a 20-year old man.

Officer Knoll says a 31-year old male was eastbound on Madison when he crossed the center line for an unknown reason and struck the 20-year old male victim’s pickup head-on.

A 19-year old passenger in the westbound vehicle was life-flighted to Vanderbilt University Medical Center and is in extremely critical condition with multiple injuries, while the 31-year old was also taken by helicopter to Vanderbilt and is in stable condition.

A female passenger in the eastbound pickup was treated and released from Gateway Medical Center. Police say the 20-year old who died on the scene and his passenger were not wearing seat belts.

The names of the victim and the injured are being withheld, pending family notification. Madison Street was closed for about four hours while police investigated the scene.

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02/03/2012/am

Jerry Douglass             James Douglass

The two local former volunteer fire fighters accused of embezzling money for personal use had indictments returned against them today by the Christian County Grand Jury.

Former West Side Chief 30-year old James Douglass of 13495 Dawson Springs Road, Crofton and his brother—former Deputy Chief 28-year old Jerry G. Douglass, Jr. of 13255 Dawson Springs Road Hopkinsville—are both charged with theft.

James Douglass is also charged with abuse of the public trust in addition to theft over 10 thousand dollars, while Jerry is charged only with theft under 10 thousand dollars.

The pair is accused of using funds collected by the department to make personal purchases and of writing checks to themselves to collect cash. Numerous instances are noted in the court file, including one time when James allegedly purchased a vehicle for himself with department money.

In other action, the grand jury returned an indictment against 36-year old Rico Cavanaugh of Cerulean Rd., Cadiz on 1^st degree robbery charges for allegedly holding up a local Kangaroo Mart on November 27^th.

23-year old Richard Brown of the Pennyrile Apartments was indicted on theft charges for allegedly embezzling $2,900 from a Hopkinsville McDonalds while an employee there.

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