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PULASKI COUNTY, Ky. (AP/WYMT) - Authorities say an FBI agent serving a federal arrest warrant in Kentucky has been wounded in a shooting. Our sister station, WYMT, reports the shooting took place in Pulaski County. The FBI office in Louisville said in a statement Friday that one suspect also was wounded. In a statement, the office said both the FBI agent and the subject are in stable condition. The shooting is being investigated by the FBI’s Inspection Division. The statement said authorities will thoroughly review the shooting as expeditiously as possible.

Police said the girl's father, Donald Bartho Meyer Jr., 57, pointed a .223 caliber rifle at Constable Clarke Steele, who fired a single round from his .40 caliber service weapon. The bullet passed through Meyer and struck Ciara, who was pronounced dead at the scene. Meyer was treated at Hershey Medical Center. He was being held without bond pending a preliminary hearing Friday on state charges of aggravated assault, simple assault, making terroristic threats and recklessly endangering another person, according to court records. Court records show that Meyer owed $1,780.85 in a landlord-tenant dispute. State Police Trooper Robert T. Hicks...

MALONE – David Sweat was shot by a state trooper in the Town of Constable Sunday afternoon, a law enforcement source with knowledge of the investigation said. Sweat is bleeding badly, according to the source who called his wounds “life-threatening.” The Press-Republican also reported that David Sweat was shot. The paper said he is seriously wounded. Constable is just north of Malone, where Matt was shot Friday afternoon, and just south of the Canadian border. More than 1,300 federal, state and local officers were hunting for Sweat in the dense woods of Franklin County in the northern Adirondack Mountains. More...

Harris County Precinct 6 constable Victor Trevino pleaded guilty Monday to misapplication of fiduciary property, a day after beginning trial on allegations that he diverted money from his charity for personal use. He faces a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison for the felony, and has asked the judge to decide punishment after a sentencing hearing on Nov. 17. The Precinct 6 constable was indicted almost two years ago on several charges accusing him of financial misconduct. He was first elected to office 26 years ago. He will resign from office on Tuesday. He also will have to surrender...

Persaud said that the businessman was awakened by a noise and when he looked out he saw two men in the yard. He woke up his son who is a rural constable. Persaud said that the rural constable armed himself with a gun and when he proceeded to the lower flat he was confronted by a man and there was an exchange of gunfire but neither man was hit. Persaud said that the intruder then locked himself in a nearby room and when he re-emerged he was shot in the hip and died. The accomplices in the yard ran away,...

A police officer who said women could avoid sexual assault by not dressing like “sluts” in an address to law students college has apologised. Constable Michael Sanguinetti made the stunning remark during a meeting about safety at Toronto's York University. While a more senior officer was talking, Mr. Sanguinetti interrupted and reportedly said: 'You know, I think we’re beating around the bush here. I’ve been told I’m not supposed to say this, however, women should avoid dressing like sluts in order not to be victimized.

The Las Vegas Township Constable is for illegal immigration lets vote him out of office. On July 25, 2009 on www.alltalkradio.net the Clark County Las Vegas Township Constable Robert "Bobby G" Gronauer told the interviews on the Veterans in Politics talk show that illegal have a constitutional right to be in this country and every illegal should have a roof over their heads in this country visit and listen to the interview: http://www.alltalkradio.net/alt/show.php?folder=veteransinpolitics. Listen to the attached interview and let’s vote him out of office. E-mail this to everyone you know. If we let one elected official get away with...

Lazy Clark County Nevada Voters!! Every election year some of us elect the same person in office. Some of us do this because we are lazy. We go with name recognition; we don’t really take a good look at the person we elect. It’s time for Clark County Nevada voters to take a stand, despite your political party we need to put country first. We need to take candidates personal views into consideration. When someone is a candidate for one office he or she most likely excel to a higher office or use their elected position to influence other candidates...

Thousands of Canadian police officers gathered in Windsor Thursday to pay their respects to a constable who was fatally shot last week. Constable John Atkinson, 37, is the first officer killed in the history of the Windsor police force, Local 4 reported. His funeral was held at a University of Windsor recreation center.

Lenox liquor inspector faces fifth drunken driving offense Constable also suspected of posing as sheriff's deputy PUBLISHED: February 15, 2005 By Jameson Cook Macomb Daily Staff Writer A Lenox Township constable whose job is to inspect liquor establishments has been accused of felony drunken driving and is also being investigated for falsely using his constable badge to pose as a sheriff's deputy. Mark J. Ureel, 38, who has been a Lenox constable since the 1980s and works for the Macomb County Road Commission, was arrested about 7 p.m. Saturday on 25 Mile Road near Schoenherr Road. He was charged in...