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The subject was not located. The investigation is ongoing by Kentucky State Police Post 5.
On September 11, 2021, at approximately 6:06 P.M., KSP Post was notified by the St. Matthews Police Department requesting assistance in attempting to locate several stolen vehicles last known traveling southbound on I-65. The vehicles were involved in a stolen vehicle ring investigation by the St. Matthews Police Department.
The work is part of the Versailles Road Corridor Improvement Project, an initiative to make the corridor safer for pedestrians.
Governor Andy Beshear and Lexington Mayor Linda Gorton attended the ceremony.
Annueal tradition includes reading of the names of those lost.
Speakers shared personal stories of issues with landlords, evictions and gentrification. Kentucky representative Charles Booker was there...announcing a "Big vision for Kentucky" on how to protect: housing, the environment, the economy, public safety and health" calling it the "Kentucky New Deal.
The event raised more than $30,000.
