Report of two pickup trucks taken from Clay City home

Heard on: Rowan County KY Regional Law Dispatch · 08B Morehead - County

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Two seven nine, I've got a possible vehicle theft.

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It happened at (number withheld) Beach Fork Road in Clay City, but the RP is not there at this time.

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Great.

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RP is going to be a (name withheld).

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He is at (number withheld) Fifth Avenue, apartment (number withheld) in Clay City, staying with a friend.

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Apparently a couple months ago his wife passed away, and he had been with her in hospice circumstances.

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He has to move out of his residence.

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I told his friend (name withheld) that he's staying with that she could go get his two Ford F-150s.

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She has the keys to them, but they are not there.

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He's been told by his daughter that they are at his son's house in Huntington, Indiana.

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10-4. He did advise (number withheld) of the trucks was in his deceased wife's name.

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The two F-150s, (number withheld)'s an extended cab, (number withheld)'s a single cab.

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He also advised that nobody has power of attorney over him.

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He's in his full faculties.

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He's able to make all his own decisions.

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So he didn't give anybody authorization to take the vehicles.

2026-10-09 18:07 UTC

Stolen Vehicle

Beech Fork Rd, Clay City, KY 40312

Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, dispatch received a report of a possible vehicle theft involving two Ford F-150 trucks near Beech Fork Road in Clay City. The caller, who is currently staying with a friend, said the trucks were gone when a friend went to retrieve them and that no (number withheld) was authorized to take them. The caller mentioned the trucks may be at a relative’s home in another state and that (number withheld) truck may be titled in his deceased wife’s name.