Deadline Approaching to be a Kentucky State Trooper in 2023 with New and Improved Salary and Pension offered

RICHMOND, KY (September 26, 2022) – The Kentucky State Police (KSP) Recruitment Branch announced that the deadline is soon approaching for those who want to be a trooper in 2023. KSP is accepting applications for both traditional and the law enforcement accelerated (LEAP) program for cadet class 103.

DEATH INVESTIGATION AFTER FATAL SHOOTING IN DESCHUTES COUNTY, OREGON

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REDMOND, OR - The Oregon State Police Is reporting that on Sunday, September 25, 2022 at 8:28 AM, the Oregon State Police and Deschutes County Sheriff’s Office responded to 5677 SW Young Avenue in Redmond and located an adult male, identified as Trevit C. Law (45) of Redmond, who had been shot. Responding officers provided immediate first aid but Law was pronounced deceased. 

Homicide Rates Reach Disturbing Milestone in Lexington, Kentucky

MURDER ARREST 600

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Lexington, KY - On Sunday September 25th Lexington experienced its 37th homicide for Calendar Year 2022.  A gunshot victim on Oxford Circle succumbed to their injuries, was pronounced deceased at the scene by the Lexington Fire Department and is the latest tragedy in a disturbing trend.

KSP INVESTIGATING OFFICER-INVOLVED SHOOTING IN DAVIESS COUNTY, KENTUCKY

Officer involved shooting 559

OWENSBORO, KY - Kentucky State Police (KSP) Post 16, Henderson was notified by Daviess County Sheriff’s Department around 11 AM on Friday, September 23rd, 2022, to investigate a shooting involving a Daviess County Sheriff’s deputy and a burglary suspect.

UPDATE: Students Returned to Class this Past Week in Southeastern Kentucky

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FRANKFORT, KY - After devastating floods delayed the start of the school year for many eastern Kentucky students, all 171 school districts are back in class as of this past week, Kentucky Department of Education (KDE) staff shared with superintendents of flood-impacted districts during a September 22nd meeting.

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Jonathan Lee Smithers (Credit: Boyd County Detention Center)

BOYD COUNTY, KENTUCKY: CATLETTSBURG MAN THAT SHOT OFFICER PLEADS GUILTY TO FEDERAL CHARGE OF VIOLENT KIDNAPPING

ASHLAND, KY – The U.S. Attorney’s Office Eastern District of Kentucky is reporting that a Catlettsburg, KY, man, Jonathan Lee Smithers, 41, pleaded guilty on Wednesday, before U.S. District Judge David Bunning, to a federal kidnapping charge. 

 

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