On August 7th, Deputy Cory Curtner served a Parole Violation warrant arresting Jeremy Bates of New Concord. Bates was also served a Failure to Appear warrant out of Marshall County.
On August 11th, Deputy Chris Greenfield was dispatched to a store on US 68 in reference to person having warrants. Upon arrival, Deputy Greenfield observed the person and conducted a traffic stop. As a result of the ensuing investigation, Paul Grant Lee of Grand Rivers was served a summons for Theft By Unlawful Taking or Disposition – Shoplifting, A Hopkins County Warrant for Failure to Appear, a Livingston County Warrant for Burglary 2nd Degree, a Second Warrant for Burglary 2nd Degree from Livingston County, and new charges from Deputy Greenfield.
The charges from Deputy Greenfield include the following: Operating On Suspended or Revoked Operators License, Possession of Marijuana, Drug Paraphernalia – Buy / Possess, Illegal Possession of Legend Drug, and Prescription Controlled Substance Not in Proper Container 1st Offense.
On August 13th, Deputy Luke Rudd investigated a case of Criminal Mischief. Mark A. Lawrence reported that someone had broken a door at the residence on Phelps Road.
On August 12th, Deputy Chris Greenfield investigated a burglary on US 641. According to his report, Joe W. Nanney of Benton reported that someone had entered his home and had taken items belonging to him. Anyone with information on this or any crime, please contact Deputy Greenfield at the Marshall County Sheriff’s Office 270-527-3112, Marshall County Dispatch 270-527-1333, or call Marshall County Crime Stoppers and remain anonymous. Crime Stoppers can be reached at 270-527-COPS.
On 08-14-18, detectives with the Marshall County Sheriff’s Office received information of drug use in a home of a Marshall County resident. Detectives investigated the complaint on U.S. Hwy 641 N Gilbertsville, Ky. 42044 in Marshall County. Detectives discovered marijuana and drug paraphernalia at the residence. Detectives cited Rick Parco to appear in court for drug offenses.
Charges are as follows: Rick Parco- possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia.
On August 14th at 4:15pm, the fire alarm went off in the Judicial Building. When Court Security Officers investigated they found that an inmate had broken a sprinkler with his shoe and that had caused water to flood the area around his holding cell. The inmate, Brandon McCoy of Murray was charged with Criminal Mischief 1st Degree ( Felony ) by Sergeant Rick Inman of Court Security. Damages have yet to be determined.





