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Man involved in Hellcat thefts sentenced to 11 years

David L. Dalton, Commonwealth’s Attorney for Pulaski, Lincoln, and Rockcastle counties announced Friday that an Alabama man has pled guilty and been sentenced to 11 years in prison for his

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Correll s attorneys ask for shock probation

The attorneys for former Somerset Police Captain Michael Correll have filed a motion asking a Pulaski Circuit Court judge to grant shock probation to him.

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Louisville man sentenced to 10 years in shoplifting, persistent felony case

David L. Dalton, Commonwealth’s Attorney for Pulaski, Lincoln, and Rockcastle counties, announces that a Louisville man has received a sentence of 10 years in prison for felony shoplifting and first-degree

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Former KY officer pleads guilty in connection to drug thefts from evidence room

(TNS) A former Somerset police officer has pleaded guilty in connection with stealing drugs from the evidence room at the police department.

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Former Kentucky officer pleads guilty in connection to drug thefts from evidence room

The court record says the former police officer would be eligible for parole but the prosecutor will recommend 10 years in prison.

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