Murder for hire suspected returned to Lexington and given $3 million bond
A man arrested last month in Texas for murder-for-hire charges in Lexington has been extradited back to Davidson County and given a $3 million bond.
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A man arrested last month in Texas for murder-for-hire charges in Lexington has been extradited back to Davidson County and given a $3 million bond.
A man wanted for murder for hire charges in Lexington was arrested in Texas by U.S. Marshalls over the weekend.
Lexington police are currently looking for a man wanted for murder for hire after leading law enforcement on a high-speed chase on Monday.
The Dispatch A Lexington man already charged with multiple violent home invasions was charged with conspiring with other inmates to assault a guard with a weapon and escape from jail. Alan Shane Hess, 33, of Lexington, was charged with two counts of felony conspiracy, felony possession of a weapon by a prisoner, and misdemeanor injury to real property. Want to know more about what is happening in Davidson County? Support local journalism, subscribe to The Dispatch. During a cell search of the Davidson County Detention Center on April 14, officers recovered a weapon fashioned out of a piece...
ARRESTS The following people were arrested on felony charges by law enforcement agencies in Davidson County, and, unless noted otherwise, were either placed in the Davidson County Detention Center or released from custody and are scheduled to appear in Lexington District Court on the date given: Phillip Lee Small, 51, of 704 Cox Ave., Thomasville, was charged with failure to report new address as a registered sex offender, sex offender residence violation, $20,000 secured bond, March 23. Bobby George Bates, Jr., 41, of 1183 Hill Road, was charged with assault with a deadly weapon causing seri...