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Hopkinsville, KY, USA / WHOP 1230 AM | News Radio Apr 1, 2021 10:35 AM COVID-19 protocols have postponed trial for three men charged with robbery and drug-related charges and their attorneys have some additional time to negotiate with the Commonwealth toward a possible resolution. A female victim called Hopkinsville Police last March and told officers she had been held against her will in a home on Moores Drive for approximately two hours and robbed by three men. Thirty-four-year-old Darius Johnson of Oak Grove, 24-year old Justice Wofford and 26-year old Spencer Clark were allegedly armed wi...

The third suspect involved in a robbery at Burke’s Outlet parking lot received his final sentence Wednesday afternoon from Christian Circuit Judge Andrew Self. Tyler T. Parker, 19, appeared in Self’s court via Zoom while at this mother’s home in Indianapolis to receive his final sentence while his defense attorney Sands Chewning appeared via Zoom from his office. Parker recently entered a guilty plea in his case on Dec. 17. Parker was originally charged with first-degree robbery, possession of drug paraphernalia while armed, possession of marijuana while armed and carrying a co...

A jury trial was scheduled in the forgery case against a Hopkinsville City councilwoman. During a virtual pretrial conference in Christian Circuit Court Wednesday morning, defense attorney David Rye represented Kimberly McCarley on behalf of Ben Fletcher and asked for Chief Circuit Judge John Atkins to set a trial date. Judge Atkins set a jury trial for May 24th. McCarley was indicted in August 2019 for second-degree forgery after she allegedly forged the name of a woman on a bank document without permission on June 22, 2016. McCarley has served on Hopkinsville City Council since 2009 and rep...

Discussions are underway for a possible resolution in the case against former Trigg County Sheriff Jason Barne...

Jason Barnes Another pretrial conference will be held next month in the case against former Trigg County Sheriff Jason Barnes. Barnes’ attorney David Rye appeared virtually before Circuit Court Judge C.A. Woodall Wednesday afternoon. Rye told Judge Woodall they have been in communication with Special Prosecutor Alex Garcia and are going over some things in the case, including a federal lawsuit filed in December. Judge Woodall set the next pretrial conference for Wednesday afternoon, February 10. In August 2020, Barnes was indicted by a Trigg County grand jury on one count of third-degree un...