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Fight Complaint on Hal Rogers Parkway east of London

Laurel County, Ky. -  Sheriff John Root is reporting that: Laurel Sheriff’s Detective Sgt. Chris Edwards arrested two individuals off East Laurel Rd. approximately 2 miles east of London on Thursday morning March 14, 2019 at approximately 11:40 AM.

The arrests occurred after deputies were dispatched to a fight complaint on Hal Rogers Parkway approximately 2 miles east of London.

While deputies were enroute to that location, they were advised that two subjects had jumped the fence headed in the direction of Bush Elementary School.

Detective Sgt. Chris Edwards located the two individuals near the playground area of the school and upon approaching the two individuals, they both jumped over a fence that surrounds the school. Sgt. Edwards took control of the two individuals and conducted an investigation determining that both were under the influence.

In addition, the female subject was found in possession of needles and a checkbook belonging to another individual. It was determined that a check had been written by the female subject without permission from the check owner.

During the investigation it was learned that allegedly another female subject had received injuries on the Parkway at the original fight complaint. That a female was transported to St. Joseph Hospital London for treatment of injuries.

The two arrested individuals were identified as:

  • Ashley L. Jackson age 39 of Bryant’s way, London charged with public intoxication – controlled substances; criminal trespassing – second-degree; possession of drug paraphernalia; criminal possession of a forged instrument – first-degree; assault – second-degree.
  • Darrell Brandon McNew age 35 of Begley Ln., East Bernstadt charged with public intoxication – controlled substances; criminal trespassing – second-degree.
  • These two individuals were lodged in the Laurel County Detention Center.

    Photos of accused attached are courtesy of the Laurel County Detention Center.

    Also assisting on the original complaint investigation was: Laurel County Sheriff John Root, Maj. Chuck Johnson, Sgt. Brett Reeves, Deputy Jake Miller and his K-9 “Gotcha”, Detective Daniel Grigsby, Detective Bryon Lawson, and Detective James Sizemore.

    The investigation is continuing.

     

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