London arrests in domestic violence and teen charged in police chase
A London couple, Harvey Hicks and Kathy Sizemore, were jailed on fourth degree domestic violence after a deputy found burned clothes and marks on a vehicle hood during a domestic dispute on Hawk Creek Road. Separately, a 17-year-old boy involved in a Tennessee to Kentucky chase was charged with two counts of attempted murder of a police officer and other offenses after a crash near Riverside Produce.
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Route 25E road procession honors fallen Air Evac paramedic
A funeral procession will carry Dobbs from Kentucky to Knox County then Church Hill Tennessee for burial in a later service. Dobbs 40 of London was a flight paramedic killed when an Air Evac Lifeteam helicopter crashed near Paces Creek Elementary School in Manchester. Also died were pilot Eddy Sizemore 61 of London and flight nurse Jesse Jones 28 of Pineville. Knox County EMS deputy chief Gerald Baker praised Dobbs as a mentor and urged community support along Route 25E.
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Beshear urges Obama to study industrial hemp potential
Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear calls on President Obama to reassess ways to capitalize on industrial hemp while maintaining marijuana eradication efforts. He asks federal agencies to collaborate with the DEA. Kentucky lawmakers moved toward hemp as a new crop with job and processing opportunities, amid concerns from law enforcement.
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