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Kentucky highway shooting: Person of interest identified after multiple people shot
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Man arrested following Perry Co. shootingwymt.com23 hours ago
Hazard police have arrested a suspect that was considered 'armed and dangerous'
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Former Perry Co. Commonwealth’s Attorney sentencedwymt.com2 days ago
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