Ytmz Man charged with kidnapping and rape
Two more inmates at Fayette Jail positive, 90 negative for coronavirusAugust 24, 2020 Steve Rogers, LEXINGTON, Ky.  WTVQ   Two more inmates in the Fayette County Detention Center have tested positive for the coronavirusd while 90 more are negative.In the daily report from Capt. Mat stanley taza tLeMonds, the Lexington Division of Community Corrections, reported:78 inmates have tested positive for COVID-19, up two from Friday412 have tested negative, up 90 from FridayNo results are pending490 inmates have been tested so far6 staff members have tested positive, the same as Friday77 staff members have tested negative, up 19 from FridayNo results are pending83 staff members have been tested so farCommunity Corrections continues to work with the Lexington-Fayette County Health Department for guidance and direction for the testing of additional inmates and staff.Categories: Coronavirus Updates, Featured, Local News, NewsTags: coronavirus, fayette detention, Inmates, Jail, StaffFacebookPinterestTwitterLinkedin    Leave a Reply Cancel reply  .clt-73 .thumb-wrap display: block;float: none;.clt-73 .inner-thumb-wrap padding: 56.25% 0 0 0;.content-primary-cat a     font-size: 13px;            Related                                      stanley vaso                                       stanley botella                                                                                                                                                                                                                              Mfbt Officer involved in Breonna Taylor shooting to be fired
HARTFORD, Conn.  stanley vattenflaska  AP  鈥?A Connecticut man charge stanley cup website d with killing a hotel worker he says attacked his family on the Caribbean island of Anguilla has filed a negligence lawsuit against the resort company that operates the hotel.A spokeswoman for Scott Hapgood, of Darien, said the lawsuit against Auberge Resorts was filed Monday in a California court in Marin County, where the company is based in Mill Valley. He is seeking undisclosed damages.Hapgood is accusing Auberge Resorts of negligence in the hiring and supervision of the worker who was killed last April, Kenny Mitchel, 27, of Dominica.The lawsuit alleges that the company continued to employ Mitchel at the upscale Malliouhana resort despite his arrest three weeks before his death on a rape charge, and that the arrest should have made him ineligible to continue to work on Anguilla, a British territory.An email message seeking comment was left for Auberge Resorts on Tuesday. Auberge Resorts failed to ensure the safety and protection of its hotel guests, the Hapgood family,  said Juliya Arbisman, a lawyer for Hapgood.  As a result, Auberge Resorts should be held responsible for the harm that the Hapgood family has suffered. Hapgood says Mitchel showed up at his familys room unannounced during their April vacation and demanded money, then attacked them. Mitchel died, and Hapgood, who said he acted in self-defense, was charged with manslaughter.An  stanley tumbler autopsy report showed Mitchel died of positional asphyxia and received blunt force i

Ytmz Man charged with kidnapping and rape
Two more inmates at Fayette Jail positive, 90 negative for coronavirusAugust 24, 2020 Steve Rogers, LEXINGTON, Ky.  WTVQ   Two more inmates in the Fayette County Detention Center have tested positive for the coronavirusd while 90 more are negative.In the daily report from Capt. Mat stanley taza tLeMonds, the Lexington Division of Community Corrections, reported:78 inmates have tested positive for COVID-19, up two from Friday412 have tested negative, up 90 from FridayNo results are pending490 inmates have been tested so far6 staff members have tested positive, the same as Friday77 staff members have tested negative, up 19 from FridayNo results are pending83 staff members have been tested so farCommunity Corrections continues to work with the Lexington-Fayette County Health Department for guidance and direction for the testing of additional inmates and staff.Categories: Coronavirus Updates, Featured, Local News, NewsTags: coronavirus, fayette detention, Inmates, Jail, StaffFacebookPinterestTwitterLinkedin    Leave a Reply Cancel reply  .clt-73 .thumb-wrap display: block;float: none;.clt-73 .inner-thumb-wrap padding: 56.25% 0 0 0;.content-primary-cat a     font-size: 13px;            Related                                      stanley vaso                                       stanley botella                                                                                                                                                                                                                              Mfbt Officer involved in Breonna Taylor shooting to be fired
HARTFORD, Conn.  stanley vattenflaska  AP  鈥?A Connecticut man charge stanley cup website d with killing a hotel worker he says attacked his family on the Caribbean island of Anguilla has filed a negligence lawsuit against the resort company that operates the hotel.A spokeswoman for Scott Hapgood, of Darien, said the lawsuit against Auberge Resorts was filed Monday in a California court in Marin County, where the company is based in Mill Valley. He is seeking undisclosed damages.Hapgood is accusing Auberge Resorts of negligence in the hiring and supervision of the worker who was killed last April, Kenny Mitchel, 27, of Dominica.The lawsuit alleges that the company continued to employ Mitchel at the upscale Malliouhana resort despite his arrest three weeks before his death on a rape charge, and that the arrest should have made him ineligible to continue to work on Anguilla, a British territory.An email message seeking comment was left for Auberge Resorts on Tuesday. Auberge Resorts failed to ensure the safety and protection of its hotel guests, the Hapgood family,  said Juliya Arbisman, a lawyer for Hapgood.  As a result, Auberge Resorts should be held responsible for the harm that the Hapgood family has suffered. Hapgood says Mitchel showed up at his familys room unannounced during their April vacation and demanded money, then attacked them. Mitchel died, and Hapgood, who said he acted in self-defense, was charged with manslaughter.An  stanley tumbler autopsy report showed Mitchel died of positional asphyxia and received blunt force i