ISSUE #779 - November 24, 2023 | |
GREETINGS KENTON COUNTY!
The men and women of the Commonwealth's Attorney Office are always working hard to keep Kenton County safe. This newsletter is intended to keep all interested parties up to date on the latest in prosecution and law enforcement news. If you have any questions or would like additional information about the cases you see in this email, please call (859) 292-6580 or email the Commonwealth's Attorney Office at rsanders@prosecutors.ky.gov.
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Commonwealth v. Jessica Hitchcock
Judge: Molloy
Prosecutor: Casey Burns
Police Agency: Ft. Wright
On 11/16/23, Hitchcock pled guilty to Possession of Controlled Substance (meth). Hitchcock faces 1-3 years in prison. Final sentencing is set for 1/2/24.
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Commonwealth v. Darius Jeter
Judge: Molloy
Prosecutor: Rob Sanders
Police Agency: Covington
On 11/16/23, Jeter pled guilty to Possession of Handgun by Convicted Felon. Commonwealth's Attorney Rob Sanders recommended a sentence of 5 years in prison. Final sentencing is set for 1/2/24.
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Commonwealth v. Timothy Morehead
Judge: Molloy
Prosecutor: Emily Arnzen
Police Agency: Kenton Co. Police
On 11/16/23, Morehead pled guilty to Unlawful Use of Electronic Communication System to Procure a Minor to Commit a Sexual Offense. Asst. Commonwealth's Attorney Emily Arnzen recommended a sentence of 2.5 years in prison. Final sentencing is set for 1/29/24.
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Commonwealth v. Amanda Cradduck
Judge: Molloy
Prosecutor: Taylor Roof
Police Agency: Covington
On 11/16/23, Cradduck pled guilty to Possession of Controlled Substance (meth). Asst. Commonwealth's Attorney Taylor Roof recommended a sentence of 1.5 years in prison, probated for 3 years. On 11/16/23, Cradduck was sentenced to 1.5 years in prison, probated for 3 years, consecutive to other cases.
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Commonwealth v. Christopher York
Judge: Molloy
Prosecutor: Patrick Grote
Police Agency: Elsmere
On 11/16/23, York pled guilty to Possession of Controlled Substance. Asst. Commonwealth's Attorney Patrick Grote recommended a sentence of 3 years in prison, probated for 3 years. On 11/16/23, York was sentenced to 3 years in prison, probated for 3 years.
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Commonwealth vs. Sirryan Mathis
Judge: Molloy
Prosecutor: Rob Sanders
Police Agency: Covington
On 11/16/23, Mathis pled guilty to Criminal Mischief 1st Degree, Assault 4th Degree (Domestic Violence), Burglary 1st Degree, and Strangulation 1st Degree. Commonwealth's Attorney Rob Sanders recommended a sentence of 10 years in prison. On 11/16/23, Mathis was sentenced to 10 years in prison.
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FAILED TO APPEAR - WANTED!
**Confirm All Warrants Before Arrest**
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Mariah Boyer
Original Charge:
Possession of Controlled Substance
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Keyshira Abrams
Original Charge(s):
Disorderly Conduct
Resisting Arrest
Assault (Police Officer or Probation Officer)
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Robert Vandiver
Original Charge:
Possession of Controlled Substance
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Marques Graves
Original Charge:
Possession of Controlled Substance
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Alexander Torres Osorio
Original Charge(s):
Bail Jumping
Criminial Possession of Forged Instrument
Criminal Mischief
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Jesse Tucker
Original Charge:
Possession of Controlled Substance
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Thank you for taking the time to stay informed about criminal justice in Kenton County.
Sincerely,
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Rob Sanders
Commonwealth's Attorney Office
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Report Suspected Child Abuse! |
Kentucky Child/Adult Protective Services Reporting:
1-877-KY SAFE1 (nights/weekends)
1-800-CHILDREN (Parent Help Line)
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Need Help Getting Life Together?
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You or Someone You Care About Dealing With Addiction But Don't Know Where To Turn?
NEW NKY Substance Abuse Hotline Call:
859-415-9280
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