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Day 5 of search for I-75 shooter in Laurel County, KY
SUMMARY: The search for Joseph Couch, the gunman who shot five people on I-75 in Laurel County, continues with a reward of $35,000 for information leading to his arrest. Couch opened fire on passing cars on Saturday night, prompting an extensive search by federal, state, and local law enforcement, which has included searching his home and vast wooded areas. Investigators have gathered evidence from the forest but have not confirmed that Couch has left the area. Law enforcement officials remain optimistic as the investigation attracts attention from around the world, yet no substantial tips have emerged yet.
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Kentucky highway shooting: Police say body found near scene in Laurel County believed to be suspect
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Police investigating after Lexington business broken into, motorcycle taken
SUMMARY: Lexington Police are seeking assistance in solving a burglary that occurred on August 24th. Footage captured the incident at a business on New Circle Road, where a suspect broke a back window and stole a motorcycle. The motorcycle was later located nearby. Authorities urge anyone with information to contact Bluegrass Crime Stoppers.
The Lexington Police Department said around 9:20 a.m. on Aug. 25, officers were dispatched to the 500 block of East New Circle Road in response to a burglary.
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SUMMARY: Reports indicate that Lexington experienced fewer shootings and homicides in 2024 compared to the previous year, but community leaders recognize the need for ongoing efforts. At the Symposium on Youth and Young Adult Gun Violence, participants discussed addressing root causes rather than merely treating symptoms. The focus was on understanding the social issues contributing to gun violence, such as lack of housing, food security, and employment. Approximately 100 community members, including leaders from various organizations, collaborated to share resources and strategies. The collective effort aims to create sustainable change to combat gun violence effectively.
For the second year, One Lexington hosted the Symposium on youth and young adult gun violence, with this year’s theme “addressing the sickness, not the symptoms.”
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