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Public Records

  • Louisville man indicted for sodomy and rape

    McQuinn O. Johnson, 36, of 703 Minette Circle in Louisville was indicted for first-degree sodomy, first-degree rape and first-degree persistent felony offender in Marion Circuit Court recently.
    According to the indictment, on or about April 29, 2010, Johnson engaged in deviate sexual intercourse and sexual intercourse with another person by forcible compulsion. The indictment also reads that he was over the age of 21 and stood convicted of at least two felonies after his 18th birthday.

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  • Public Record 8-17-11

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  • Police News 8-17-11

    Reports from the Lebanon Police Department

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  • Lebanon men indicted for cultivating marijuana

    Robert D. Brady, 61, of 3890 Hwy. 289 in Lebanon was indicted for marijuana cultivation five plants or more.
    According to the indictment, on or about May 6, Brady knowingly and unlawfully planted, cultivated or harvested five or more marijuana plants with intent to sell or transfer it, or he aided, abetted or counseled with another in said act.
    His bond was set at 10 percent of $10,000 with the conditions that he use no drugs or alcohol.
    - Joseph P. Brady, 64, of 100 Mac Brady Road in Lebanon was indicted for marijuana cultivation five plants or more.

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  • Public Record 8-10-11

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  • Raywick man gets pretrial diversion for facilitating burglary

    Donald Leake, 21, of 255 Howardstown Road in Raywick received 24 months of pretrial diversion after pleading guilty to facilitation to commit burglary.
    He was ordered to pay restitution, a fine and court costs.
    Charges of third-degree burglary and receiving stolen property under $10,000 were dismissed.
    - Charges of possession of firearm by a convicted felon and cultivating marijuana over five plants were dismissed against Donald P. Riggs, 49, 3388 Hwy. 49 in Loretto because Riggs is deceased.

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  • Two Lebanon men are charged with theft of services

    Temple L. McKenzie, 33, of 459 W. Main Street in Lebanon was indicted for theft of services over $500 and first-degree criminal trespass.
    According to the indictment, between July 22, 2010, and May 13, 2011, McKenzie intentionally obtained services by deception, threat, false token or other means to avoid payment for services known to be available only for compensation, or he aided, abetted or counseled with another in said act. The value of those services was in excess of $500.

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  • Police Log 8-10-11

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    The Lebanon Police Department’s tip line is (270) 692-5529.

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  • Local man arrested for assaulting 4 people with a belt in bank parking lot

    A Lebanon man was arrested and several people were sent to Spring View Hospital's emergency room following an alleged assault that occurred in Community Trust Bank's parking lot in Lebanon Monday, Aug. 1.

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  • Public Record 8-3-11

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