Videos Tagged with kentucky

Black Kentucky Mom Says Biker Dragged Her from Car and Beat Her with a belt

Tue 06 Oct 2026 10:12:19 +0200

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Louisville Metro Police identified a man shown on video pulling a woman’s hair and hitting her with what appears to be a belt. Louisville Metro Council members previously said the incident was a road rage incident that happened Sept. 30 near Preston Highway and Grade Lane. LMPD said the suspect was driving a motorcycle at the time. “To be honest, I really don’t know what to say,” Tenaya Stanford said. “Besides, it’s traumatizing. I did nothing to him. I don’t know him. He was being hateful toward me.” Stanford said the confrontation started on Interstate 65 and continued for miles. She said she got off I-65 at Preston Highway, where she encountered a man on a motorcycle. “Ms. Stanford was stopped, her car vandalized,” Louisville Metro Councilwoman Tammy Hawkins said. “She was dragged into the street and beaten with a blunt, metal weapon while protecting her infant child. She had to seek medical attention with severe injuries and deep trauma.” Hawkins and Councilwoman Betsy Ruhe said they’re now putting pressure on LMPD to find and arrest the man in the video. “I find myself wondering ... it’s been 48 hours,” Ruhe said. “We have good descriptions of the man based on what’s been put out on social media. They have reason to believe they know who it is. Has this person, this man, been brought in for questioning? Has he been arrested? I know the system takes time to work but I also know you’ve got a lot of information to work with right now.” The video shows dozens of people driving past, and no one stopped as Stanford was being thrown around and beaten. “By the grace of God, my baby is still here,” Stanford’s mother said. Hawkins said people have called her with a possible identification of the suspect from video circulating on social media. “LMPD is actively investigating this incident,” LMPD said in a statement. “Officers responded, spoke with the reported victim and completed a police report.” LMPD said detectives have since located additional surveillance video and conducted additional interviews with Stanford. Police said detectives have identified the other person involved. Detectives are consulting with prosecutors from the Jefferson County Attorney’s Office to determine what charges may be appropriate, according to LMPD. Stanford is bruised and shaken as she waits for justice.

Had a knife still got whooped

Mon 21 Sep 2026 08:01:42 +0200

Covington KY

Rejected Kentucky Man Brutally Assaults Woman On 3rd Date

Fri 04 Sep 2026 14:17:05 +0200

"Nathan Seale of Louisville Kentucky just put hands on my best friend at Nachbar last night. The staff handled it well and he's banned, they are also spreading the word to other Germantown bars he frequents. This was after 2 dates and her rejecting him. This was after approximately 30 days of knowing each other. She got bad vibes and wanted to break it off and this is the result. She went to a public place unfortunately it was late AF and the patio was empty. Thank God for cameras. She's filing a police report and going through all the proper channels. She's with family now and gave me permission to share everywhere."

Amazon driver identified in viral flag salute video

Thu 13 Aug 2026 21:32:43 +0200

SHEPHERDSVILLE, Ky.— An Amazon delivery driver is going viral after a Ring camera captured her untangling and saluting an American flag during a delivery at a Shepherdsville home. The homeowner, Ange Burnett, said she orders a large volume of packages from Amazon, like camping gear for a seasonal spot in Rising Sun, Ind., and toys for her two-year-old grandson. But none of those deliveries carry the same weight as the American flag on her front porch. “My husband’s a veteran. We literally met when he was stationed at Fort Knox,” Burnett said. “The military is very special to us. I have two nephews who both served in the Army. Lots of extended family who have served. We’ve been a very lucky family. All of our family members have come home to us safe, even serving out of the country. So, the military and patriotism is very important to us. We take pride in that.” She said that for her, the flag represents the freedom her loved ones fought so hard for. Burnett’s Ring camera recorded the moment on a Monday morning. The footage shows the Amazon driver dropping off a package, then stopping to untangle the flag. After photographing the delivery as proof of drop-off, the driver pauses and salutes the flag before leaving. The video has been watched and shared by thousands of people across the country.

A day with two women living in South Eastern KY

Sat 11 Jul 2026 01:11:03 +0200

Kentucky family goes viral

Wed 03 Jun 2026 03:39:04 +0200

It was her pet baby goat that died and their friend is a taxidermist that gifted it for them.

Kentucky mother hides a camera in her nonverbal autistic son's hair after suspecting he was being abused at elementary school.

Tue 26 May 2026 14:51:46 +0200

Tiphanee Lee says she suspected something was off when she received complaints about her son's behavior at school. Lee decided to take matters into her own hands and put a small camera in her son's dreads. When Lee reviewed the footage, she heard noises while her son's head moved around as a staff member accosted him. "While this was happening there was adults in the room who did nothing to stop it. This is unacceptable," Tiphanee said. The incident is reportedly under investigation.

Money Ain't Everything.... Farmer Turns Down 26 Million from Tech Company to Buy Part of his Land.

Tue 24 Mar 2026 08:58:06 +0200

NEW: Kentucky family rejects $26 million offer to convert part of their farm into a data center despite the offer being about 10 times the going rate for farmland in the area.

"If it's my way, I'll stay and hold and feed a nation. 26 million doesn't mean anything."

"As long as I'm on this land, as long as it's feeding me, as long as it's taking care of me, there's nothing that can destroy me if I've got this land."

Video: Local 12 WKRC

NEW: Kentucky State Police release bodycam footage of former trooper who pleaded guilty to assault during pursuit

Sat 21 Mar 2026 10:47:18 +0200

Kentucky State Police has released bodycam footage involving former trooper Hayden Kilbourne.

Kilbourne pleaded guilty to second-degree assault and third-degree terroristic threatening.

The incident occurred on July 28, 2023, in Carroll County during a multi-county pursuit of an armed suspect driving a stolen vehicle.

Kilbourne joined the chase after dispatch alerted him.

Following an internal review, he received a six-month suspension without pay and resigned from the agency on January 13, 2026.

KSP Commissioner Phillip Burnett Jr. called the video “unacceptable” and said Kilbourne “violated the sacred duty of policing.”

LMPD officer shoots armed man after ShotSpotter call

Fri 09 Jan 2026 12:46:00 +0200

Body camera footage released Monday by Louisville Metro Police shows an officer shooting a man who reached for his gun during an incident in the city's Russell neighborhood. Asa McNealy, 30, was charged with wanton endangerment and possession of a handgun by a convicted felon after a confrontation Dec.18 with police on West Chestnut Street . LMPD said the incident started with two back-to-back calls for service alerted by ShotSpotter, a gunfire detection system, near 23rd and West Chestnut streets at 11:17 a.m. Heisler tells dispatch he "has one running" and provides a direction of travel and description of McNealy as he makes his way through what looks like an abandoned garage. He soon finds McNealy in the backyard of a home on Chestnut Street. Heisler gives McNealy multiple verbal commands to put his hands up and not reach for anything. McNealy can be heard telling officers he has a gun. Heisler continues giving verbal commands as McNealy repeats he has his gun. He radios that McNealy is armed, "refusing to cooperate" and asks for a less lethal option. McNealy raises his right hand only and Heisler commands him to put up his other hand. He's then seen reaching into his waistband with his right hand as he lifts his left hand. That's when Heisler fired multiple times, hitting McNealy. While McNealy is on the ground, Heisler tells him not to move as he requests ballistic shields so he can approach. In body camera footage from an officer identified only as "Officer W," the officer can be yelling "don't reach for the gun Asa, don't reach for the gun" and tells him to show his hands. Officer W runs to his cruiser to grab a less lethal option at Heisler's request when shots are heard in the background. Because of a lack of cover and the suspect's access to the gun, officers were initially unable to approach McNealy, Bates said. Body camera footage from an officer identified as "Officer M" shows police using the ballistic shields for cover as they approach McNealy and continue giving commands for him to show his hands. Officers secured McNealy's handgun, and he was placed in handcuffs as officers began rendering aid. According to McNealy's arrest citation, the gun was a semiautomatic handgun (Glock 35). Bates said a magazine and some spent shell casings were also collected from the scene, which matched McNealy's gun. Louisville Fire and EMS arrived and took McNealy to UofL Hospital in downtown Louisville in critical condition, where he remains. Bates said Monday that McNealy was still critical but "stable." "It is important to note the short timeframe from dispatch to the arrival on scene," Bates said. "A short time lapse would make it more likely that an armed suspect would still be in the area. From the time the officers were dispatched to when the officer discharged his firearm was approximately five minutes." Heisler, who has been with LMPD since 2019, was placed on paid administrative leave during the investigation, per department protocol.