On Thursday, First Assistant Commonwealth's Attorney Elizabeth Jones Brown filed a motion dismissing charges against Jesse Johnson and Marquis Mitchell, saying in part that "issues have arisen that deserve further consideration and, in some instances, further investigation."

Lawson said he didn't think attorney Ted Lavit was doing a good job. Judge Charles Simms III ordered the public defender’s office to appoint a new attorney for Lawson by Aug. 22.

Defense attorneys have asked for Taylor's cell phone saying it could “correct the record” on whether Taylor was involved in selling drugs or holding money for dealers, in particular a former boyfriend.

But defense attorneys for John Schmidt, who pleaded guilty in September to wire and bank fraud argued in court documents that his behavior was “out of character” and caused by depression and anxiety, requesting a judge sentence him Thursday to 27 months in prison.

Ronnie O'Bannon, who has worked as a DJ for Jack Harlow, was assaulted by a bartender, according to a motion filed by defense attorney Steve Romines.

Glover was charged by Jeffersontown Police with driving on a suspended license, possession of marijuana and expired plates, according to court records.

As part of the deal, the Jefferson Commonwealth’s Attorney’s office recommended the judge sentence Jamarcus Glover to probation and allow him to move to Mississippi.

Former Officer Brad Schuhmann, who retired from the department earlier this month, will be sentenced on March 10 and prosecutors indicated they would recommend six months incarceration. 

Prosecutors are recommending probation instead of prison for three former officers who pleaded guilty in October to wire fraud charges 

While a clerk with the Jefferson Commonwealth's Attorney's office listened to jail calls between Mallory and his legal team, Judge Susan Schultz Gibson said it did not prejudice Mallory's case