A man who allegedly stole a pair of shoes got to break them in after he sprinted away from the department store he took them from.
According to Sgt. Darrin Stout’s report, he was dispatched to Walmart Tuesday about a shoplifting suspect who was running from the store toward the parking lot of Sam Goody.
The officer stopped the man, identified as Robert Salyers, of Bunker Hill Road, Cookeville, who reportedly told the officer he stole the shoes he was wearing.
Salyers was taken back to the store where another suspect, Yvette Thornton, also of Bunker Hill Road, was waiting with loss prevention personnel. Thornton allegedly also stole a pair of shoes, which she was wearing, says the report.
“Loss prevention recovered the boxes with the old shoes in them,”
The Russell County Board of Education added their own lawsuit last Wednesday to two lawsuits already filed against A & S Protein, an animal rendering plant located in northern Russell County in a residential area near Russell Springs Elementary.
The lawsuit claims
A Russell County company that manufactures cigarettes has entered a guilty plea to conspiring to traffic in contraband cigarettes, according to a press release issued by U.S. Attorney David J. Hale.
Tantus Tobacco, LLC pleaded guilty and agreed to pay $750,000 in
On March 26, the Kentucky State Police Drug Enforcement/Special Inestigations concluded a three-year investigation into a large scale methamphetamine drug syndicate reaching Allen, Warren, Barren, Metcalfe, Cumberland, Powell and Monroe counties.
Detectives from Kentucky State Police Columbia and Bowling Green Posts, Commercial
Guilty…that was the plea entered by Christopher Allman on all charges against him stemming from the June 14, 2013 murder of Sarah Roberts Hart.
Included in the charges read to Allman in Russell Circuit Thursday morning April 3, there were a total
The University of Kentucky’s victory of the University of Louisville two weeks ago Friday night in the Sweet 16 NCAA basketball tournament had many folks jubilant throughout the country, some say a little too much in the case of what greeted drivers through the Jamestown Square
The Wayne County Sheriff’s Department is continuing its search for an elderly man who has not been seen in more than a month. They are actively searching for any leads into the disappearance of Marshall Kay Alley, 69, who was last seen in the town area
Nothing but a charred, crumbling frame remained of the old Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity house as the sun rose above the Tennessee Tech University campus Saturday.
The two-story, wood-frame house, located at 158 W. 7th St., had gone up in flames earlier
A & S Proteins, the animal rendering plant located in northern Russell County, has apparently been sent a letter from the legal department of the Kentucky Department of Agriculture.
The letter, dated March 12, 2014, is addressed to A & S Livestock,
Officials and family members are seeking any information about a local man who has been missing for nearly a month. Wayne County Sheriff Charles Boston said that 69-year-old Marshall Kay Alley, also known as Kay Alley, has been missing since February 21.