Shoplifting

STANFORD - Monday, after a store owner alerted a Lincoln County Deputy about a possible shoplifter, three people were arrested on drug-related charges Tuesday. Deputies stopped a vehicle driven by Anthony Taylor, 24, of Waynesburg, at Fort Logan Trading Post, 933 Lancaster St., after the shop's owner said passenger Candace Moore had attempted to shoplift. Deputies found Moore, 28, of Lancaster, in possession of 105 to 110 pills of an unknown substance. She was charged with shoplifting, possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of a controlled substance not in the original container.

STANFORD ? A shoplifting incident at Walmart led to the discovery of a rolling meth lab Thursday night, according the Lincoln County Sheriff's Department. Thursday, Deputy Sim Thacker responded to the shoplifting incident at Walmart at 9:50 p.m. Wilburn T. Kidd III, 27, of Science Hill, and Kimberly B. Flynn, 27, of Lancaster, were arrested for allegedly taking less than $500 in merchandise from the store. Further investigation by Thacker led to the discovery of what the sheriff's office call a "rolling meth lab" in the vehicle Kidd and Flynn occupied.

HARRODSBURG - Former Mercer County agriculture agent Tony Shirley pleaded guilty to shoplifting charges last week in Mercer District Court. Shirley, whose retirement became effective on May 30, entered an Alford plea to the shoplifting charge on May 31. In an Alford plea, a defendant does not admit to committing a crime but acknowledges there is enough evidence to convict him. Shirley, 54, was charged in January after police said he unwrapped...

The Nicholasville Police Department is asking the public's help in locating an black woman who they believe is involved in a shoplifting incident. NPD spokesperson Scott Harvey said the woman in the picture had two young female accomplices who also stole items from the Dollar General Store in Edgewood Plaza on June 17. "It may have been a mom and two young teens, and they appeared to be all shoplifting together," Harvey said. Harvey said while the alleged crime is a misdemeanor, the fact that the adult woman seemed to be encouraging the teens was disturbing.

Winchester Police Charged ? Lisa Paige, 43, of Lexington, was charged Friday with shoplifting at Kroger.

Woman accused of shoplifting HARRODSBURG - A woman who is accused of shoplifting $70 worth of merchandise from the Dollar Store Monday was booked in the Boyle County Detention Center. Dawnetta Jones, 31, of 311 W. Grubbs Lane, Junction City, was arrested by the Harrodsburg Police Department at the store on South College Street. Sgt. J.T. Thomas is investigating.

Winchester Police Reported -Bryan Faught, 322 Ashley Lease, reported at 4:15 p.m. Wednesday that someone punctured two tires on his vehicle while it was parked at WinTech. Charged - Thomas Willoughby, 38, of Richmond, was charged Friday with six counts of forgery. - Carl G. Cline, 36, 1409 Westwood Drive, was charged Friday with shoplifting at Advanced Auto. - Anthony Day, 32, 318 Fern Court, was charged Friday with shoplifting at Advanced Auto.

• Tommy L. Morgan, 42, 1654 Old Stanford Road, Danville, was arrested May 12 at Walmart, 1024 N. Main St., and charged with theft by unlawful taking - shoplifting. • Lena L. Thompson, 41, 1654 Old Stanford Road, Danville, was arrested May 12 at Walmart, 1024 N. Main St., and charged with theft by unlawful taking - shoplifting. • Heather N. James, 24, 631 Beaumont Ave., Harrodsburg, was arrested May 11 at Kohl's, 150 Kohls Drive, and charged with theft by unlawful taking - shoplifting.

The following people were booked into the Jessamine County Detention Center on April 29, 2013, according to jail records: • Alberto M. Perez, 34, charged with failure to appear • David F. Walker, 40, charged with two counts failure to appear • James Adkins, 24, charged with violation of a Kentucky emergency protective order/domestic violence order • Angela Byrd, 31, charged with two counts non-payment of fines • Anthony W....

STANFORD - Monday, after a store owner alerted a Lincoln County Deputy about a possible shoplifter, three people were arrested on drug-related charges Tuesday. Deputies stopped a vehicle driven by Anthony Taylor, 24, of Waynesburg, at Fort Logan Trading Post, 933 Lancaster St., after the shop's owner said passenger Candace Moore had attempted to shoplift. Deputies found Moore, 28, of Lancaster, in possession of 105 to 110 pills of an unknown substance. She was charged with shoplifting, possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of a controlled substance not in the original container.

Shoplifting complaint results in three arrests  STANFORD - Monday, after a store owner alerted a Lincoln County Deputy about a possible shoplifter, three people were arrested on drug-related charges Tuesday.  Deputies stopped a vehicle driven by Anthony Taylor, 24, of Waynesburg, at Fort Logan Trading Post, 933 Lancaster St., after the shop's owner said passenger Candace Moore had attempted to shoplift.  Deputies found Moore, 28,...

Report - At 8 a.m. today, James A. Bradley, of 5449 Iron Works Road reported that a known female went into a residence he owns at 194 Schollsville Road and stole several items from the home amounting to about $500.   Charged - Brandon G. Newton, 26, of 56 Memorial Park, was charged with shoplifting at a location on Ecton Road.

• Sheila C. Miller, 42, 3030 Lexington Road No. 44, was arrested April 21 at Imperial Way and charged with failure to illuminate head lamps, operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol/drugs and possession of an open alcohol beverage container in a motor vehicle. • Tawn S. Comton, 147 Baybrook Circle, was arrested April 20 at Nicholasville Bypass and charged with failure to give right of way to an emergency stopped vehicle and operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol/drugs with aggravated circumstances.

Editor’s note: Taken from the Danville 911 records, the Police Blotter represents a history of the initial calls and the information used by the dispatcher to send officers to investigate complaints. It is not necessarily an indication of what the officer found upon arrival at the scene, or of how the complaint may have been dealt with. MAY 19 3:36 a.m., security is following a male on North Fifth Street who just stole a bike. 11:19 a.m., a student is in the principle’s office at Boyle County High School after eating hand sanitizer, trying to hurt himself with a paper clip and throwing furniture; assistance given.

The following cases were resolved in Clark District Court Sept. 29 with Judge Earl-Ray Neal presiding. — Leann Dow, theft by unlawful taking, amended to criminal attempt, pleaded guilty, 30 days home incarceration. — Sabrina Smith, theft by deception under $500, dismissed. The following cases were resolved in Clark District Court Sept. 28 with Judge Charles Hardin presiding. — Aaron L. Frye, theft by unlawful taking (shoplifting), pleaded guilty, 45 days conditionally discharged.