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The perjury case against former Hopkinsville Police Lieutenant Jefferson Alexander will be moving forward after the Kentucky Court of Appeals denied a request that would have required Christian Circuit Chief Judge John Atkins to grant a previous motion to dismiss the charge. Alexander, now retired from the police department, was indicted in March 2019 for first-degree perjury in connection to an investigation conducted by the FBI into allegations he provided false testimony while testifying to a Christian County grand jury in August 2012 in a case against former Hopkinsville City Councilwoman Ann Cherry. Cherry was charged with tampering with a witness, tampering with public records, and second-degree official misconduct after the Hopkinsville Police Department alleged she hindered their investigation into a prowler case in her district by using her official capacity as a member of the council.

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