Bowling Green Police are working an assault and robbery that happened at a gas station on Nashville Road in the early morning hours of Monday, October 25, 2021.
Bowling Green Police say video surveillance shows two men pull into the Fruit of the Loom Brand Shop parking lot on Scottsville Road and steal the catalytic converter from a Honda van.
Troopers say an unknown white male driving a black Lincoln Navigator, backed up to a trailer that was parked at 989 Richpond Rockfield Road in Warren County, and drove away. Troopers describe the trailer as being a 6x14 single axle, black in color with a green stripe down the side.
The Warren County Sheriff’s Office has re-opened and is actively investigating the homicide of Twilight Crooks which took place nearly 20 years ago. With the recent assistance of the FBI’s forensic team and newer technology, we are hopeful that we will be able to identify the DNA of anyone associated with the death or disposal of Twilight Crooks body.
Police say an unidentified woman has entered several local businesses, claiming to be an employee of local government. She then purchases lawncare/landscaping type items (chain saws, line trimmers, pruners, coolers, etc.) and fraudulently charges those items to government accounts. The suspect is a white female with dark hair. She wears a ponytail up high on her head, and was last seen driving a black Kia Amanti.
The Bowling Green Police Department is investigating a theft that took place the afternoon of January 8, 2021 at Marathon Gas Station on Nashville Road.
Crime Stoppers is helping the Kentucky State Police find whoever stole a truck and equipment from the Richardsville Volunteer Fire Department in February.
The Bowling Green Police Department continues to investigate a homicide and assault that took place at 9:28 p.m. on May 4, 2020. Upon arrival, officers located the victim, Tyrikus Boyd, with wounds to the torso area.
A Bowling Green resident told police that while he was walking in the parking lot of Walk-N-Talk, a man approached him carrying a handgun, and demanded that the victim give him his watch.
The Bowling Green Police Department is investigating the theft of a woman’s wallet, that led to several fraudulent credit card transactions. Police say the victim told them that while shopping at Meijer on November 16, 2020, she discovered someone had stolen her wallet from her purse. She said moments later, she learned her cards had been used at Best Buy, Lowe’s, and Target. The total amount charged to the victim’s cards was more than $5,000 dollars. Three suspects are seen on multiple surveillance images. One has noticeable tattoos on her left hand. They were seen leaving the stores in a newer model SUV.
As officers ran to the front of the businesses, they saw 23-year-old Tayveon Bibb on the ground with multiple gunshot wounds, with a group of bystanders around him.
Bowling Green Police are investigating a shooting that took place at Old Barren River Road and Woodford Street at 8:06 p.m. on December 8, 2020. Police say that as the victim approached the stop sign at this intersection, a dark-colored four-door car drove into the oncoming lane of traffic, and someone began firing what was believed to be a handgun at the victim’s car. Several shots were fired, striking the multiple times, resulting in non-life threatening injuries.
Bowling Green Police are investigating a rash of car break-in thefts at public parks over the past week. Video surveillance shows a white man arriving to the parks, driving a white Nissan Maxima
Bowling Green Police are investigating an armed robbery that took place on the morning of November 9, 2020 at Fastrac Food Mart at 2926 Nashville Road.
