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\nMultiple stolen vehicles from a Lexington dealership was recovered in Hardin County over the weekend, according to the Elizabethtown Police Department.<\/p>\n
\nMultiple stolen vehicles from a Lexington dealership was recovered in Hardin County over the weekend, according to the Elizabethtown Police Department.<\/p>\n
Just after 7 p.m. on Friday, August 14, the Elizabethtown Police Department received a Flock notification indicating a stolen 2026 gray Jeep displaying a Kentucky temporary tag was traveling southbound on Patriot Parkway. Officers responded to the area but were unable to locate the vehicle.<\/p>\n
A short time later, a second Flock notification was received involving another stolen vehicle near Ring Road and North Dixie Highway. This vehicle was a 2026 black Ram pickup, also displaying a Kentucky temporary tag. Both vehicles had been reported stolen from the Lexington area.<\/p>\n
Elizabethtown Police learned that a total of seven vehicles connected to the same incident had been entered as stolen by Lexington Police.<\/p>\n
The legitimate owner of the seven vehicles, Freedom Dodge, reported that the vehicles had been sold to \u201cVerdigris Botanica Tribal Nation,\u201d a nonprofit organization with an office address listed in Radcliff, but payment for the vehicles was never rendered.<\/p>\n
At approximately 7:45 p.m., Radcliff Police received a Flock alert through their system indicating that a different stolen vehicle was traveling northbound into their city. This vehicle was a white 2026 Jeep displaying a Kentucky temporary tag. Radcliff Police Department officers successfully located that vehicle and conducted a traffic stop. The female driver was taken into custody without incident.<\/p>\n
As the investigation continued, information was quickly shared among the Radcliff Police Department, Elizabethtown Police Department, and Lexington Police Department. Through this multiagency effort, officers developed information indicating that additional stolen vehicles might be located at a residence on North Miles Street in Elizabethtown.<\/p>\n
Our officers responded to that residence, where two additional stolen vehicles were ultimately located.<\/p>\n
On Saturday, August 15, a fifth vehicle was recovered by the Hardin County Sheriff\u2019s Office at an address on Shepherdsville Road.<\/p>\n
The investigation remains ongoing.
\nSource: EPD<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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