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Total of indictments for 2011 exceeds 400

SHEPHERDSVILLE - Over 400 individuals were indicted in the past year for felony crimes in Bullitt County.

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MW resident pleads guilty to Medicaid fraud

LOUISVILLE – The former vice-president of National Respiratory Services, LLC (NRS) has pled guilty in United States District Court before Chief Judge Joseph H. McKinley Jr., to charges of misbranding and altering drugs and to committing health care fraud announced David J. Hale, U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Kentucky.

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State races still have questions as lawsuit still in judge’s hands

FRANKFORT - With a lawsuit currently pending in Franklin Circuit Court over the redistricting of state House and Senate districts, the filing deadline for those races was supposed to be at 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday.

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Former city employee to get another civil service hearing

SHEPHERDSVILLE - A terminated employee of the city of Shepherdsville will have another day in court. And, this time, there will be procedures to follow.

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Former city employee guilty of theft; repays cost of pipe, sentence diverted

SHEPHERDSVILLE - A former city employee will escape prison time following the theft of a valuable piece of pipe.

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Hardin jury recommends death for St. Clair in kidnapping of victim

FRANKFORT – Attorney General Jack Conway and his Office of Special Prosecutions announced that a Hardin County jury has issued a unanimous verdict of death for Michael St. Clair after being convicted on capital kidnapping and other charges in connection with 1991 abduction and murder of Frank Brady.

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Former teacher denied shock probation

    SHEPHERDSVILLE - A former Bullitt Central teacher who admitted to having sexual contact with a student will not be getting out of prison early.
   Bullitt Circuit Judge Rodney Burress overruled a request for shock probation on Thursday for Tim Lands.
   Lands entered a guilty plea for sexual abuse seven months ago and was sentenced to three years in prison. He must also be listed on the sex offender registry for the next 20 years.

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Man receives 10 years in rape of girl

SHEPHERDSVILLE - A man who was charged with having inappropriate sexual contact with a minor will serve the next 10 years in prison.

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Charge dismissed against man driving truck at scene of derailment

SHEPHERDSVILLE - A Cincinnati-based truck driver will no longer face criminal charges for a train derailment which occurred in Bullitt County last summer.

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Two now indicted for abuse of child

SHEPHERDSVILLE - A young mother and her boyfriend have been indicted for injuries sustained by the girl’s two-year-old son.

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