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'In full disclosure, after several minutes of attempting to recreate the scenario, it did occur. This was accomplished by hitting some area in between the boxes...' (Jacob Bruns, Headline USA) In a remarkable electoral coincidence in the state of Kentucky, a computer glitch switched voters’ Trump votes to Harris votes, Zero Hedge reported. The incident occurred in Laurel County, Kentucky and was noticed earlier this week. According to Laurel County residents, clicking the button to vote for Trump on occasion triggered a vote for Harris instead. Laurel County Clerk Tony Brown admitted that the incident occurred in a lengthy Facebook...

This is I. Kentucky. I hit Trump’s name 10 times & it wouldn’t work. I then began recording & you can see what happened…. Switched it to Harris. ... After going to the head of elections, they said they would check the machine. They called & said that they couldn’t recreate the issue & there was nothing they could do. I let them know that this went viral, they then contacted the KY AG and a Rep is heading here now ... Laurel county, machines only.

The man charged with having a deceased female body in his vehicle after leading police on a 37-mile pursuit along Interstate 75 is now set for a preliminary hearing. David Maurice Reed, 54, of St. Petersburg, Florida, was arraigned Friday in Laurel District Court on charges of murder - domestic violence, tampering with physical evidence, first-degree fleeing and evading police in a motor vehicle, second-degree criminal abuse, second-degree wanton endangerment with police officer as victim, careless driving, resisting arrest, and no operator's/moped license. Reed was spotted in Madison County on Wednesday, Jan. 18, weaving in traffic along I-75. The vehicle's...

LAUREL COUNTY, Ky. (LEX 18) - A quiet summer night in Laurel County got shaken up by a loud crash, and a swarm of bees. Neighbors say they could hear the screaming all the way up the hills. People on Patton Spur Road don't see many cars come down the dead-end street. But last night, Gary Anderson watched from his porch as a purple Tracker veered on and off the pavement. "Then he passed probably going about 35-40 miles an hour, pretty fast really. And all the sudden, I heard a big boom," said Anderson. He says the driver, Noah...