A Florida man was arrested on a warrant for robbery and stalking in Hopkinsville Tuesday night. Hopkinsville Police say on November 1st 42-year-old Craig Akers
The release states deputies stopped a vehicle on Fort Campbell Boulevard after speeding on Interstate 24.
As deputies approached the vehicle, a smell of marijuana was allegedly emanating from the vehicle.
The driver was identified as Charles A. Peterson, 59, Scottsville, Virginia, and was asked to step out of the vehicle.
Deputies then searched the vehicle and allegedly found a loaded handgun, synthetic drugs, marijuana, cocaine and items reportedly used for the packaging and sale of narcotics, according to the release.
Peterson was arrested and charged with speeding, trafficking in synthetic drugs, trafficking in marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia, carrying a concealed deadly weapon and first-degree possession of cocaine.
Shawn was riding his bike in 2002 when he was kidnapped by Michael Devlin, 41
Four years later he was found by police in another missing person investigation
13-year-old Ben Ownby was snatched by a white van, which led police to Devlin
At his home, they found another boy - Shawn Hornbeck - sitting on the sofa
At the time, Shawn s rescue became known as The Missouri Miracle
could skim 491,000 barrels of oil from the gulf a day. this is a number the feds did not question. it s also 300,000 barrels more than what s happened. it would be capturing each and every drop of oil coming out of this pipe every day with capacity leftover to do the same for seven more leaking pipes just like this one if it were living up to its promise. nothing would be hitting the beaches or the marshes. ask a shrimper to see if that s the case. see what an oyster man has to say. look at the oiled birds and see how well bp is living up to its promise. run the numbers and you ll see. they re not doing very well at all. according to the washington post, skimming only accounts for 67,000 barrels of oil recovered and not per day either, but over the entire 78 days of this disaster. burning it gets another quarter million or so. another 600,000 barrels is collected with that cap on the blow-out preventer, which leaves more than a million barrels of crude floating around the gul