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Another Richmond business hit by ‘smash-and-grab’
A ninth Richmond business has been struck by a “smash-and-grab” burglar.
Home Tech Solutions, 210 Geri Lane, reported Sunday morning that the front door of the business had been shattered. -
Hitachi employees find stolen tool at Boone Square Mini Mall
A stolen torque wrench worth $1,200 was returned to Hitachi after factory employees found it at Boone Square Mini Mall.
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Ninth Richmond business hit by ‘smash-and-grab’ burglary
A ninth Richmond business was struck by a “smash-and-grab” burglar this weekend.
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Man accused of complicity in double-murder appears in court
In a brief pretrial hearing Tuesday morning, a man accused of complicity in the murder of a Madison County couple appeared before Judge Jean C. Logue.
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Gray accused of pulling BB gun on repo man
An Irvine man faces several charges after Richmond police say he pulled a BB gun on a person who was repossessing his vehicle.
Ronnie J. Gray, 47, was charged Sunday with first-degree wanton endangerment, menacing and tampering with physical evidence. -
Scott deputy shoots, kills Berea man after I-75 chase Saturday
Ronald Michael Davis, 31, of Berea was shot and killed by a Scott County deputy Saturday morning after he led police on a chase up Interstate 75.
According to KSP Trooper Ronald Turley, police began pursuing Davis’ vehicle after it was linked to a shooting at a service station at I-75’s Athens-Boonesboro exit in which a woman was seriously injured. -
U.S. Supreme Court: Warrant needed for blood test in most cases
A recent ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court on warrantless blood tests touched on Fourth Amendment issues brought up in a Madison County drunken driving case last year.
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Police make DUI, drug arrest
A traffic stop for reckless driving on Lexington Road early Friday morning ended in drug-possession charges for a North Keeneland Drive woman.
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Man who killed sister in ‘road rage’ attack gets 10 years
The 81-year-old man who pleaded guilty, but mentally ill, to killing his sister in a 2011 “road rage” incident was sentenced Friday morning to 10 years in prison.
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RPD: Man took money, did not repair truck
A promise to repair a truck’s transmission ended up in a case of theft, according to Richmond police.
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Another Richmond business hit by ‘smash-and-grab’



