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KSP: Somerset man arrested after lengthy barricade

From Trooper Scottie Pennington

Somerset, KY - The Kentucky State Police Post 11 London was notified by Pulaski County 911 at 7:45 p.m. on Sunday, June 15, 2025, regarding a barricaded subject near the intersection of East Mount Vernon St. and Crawford Ave. in Somerset.

The initial investigation indicates that John Woody of Somerset shot from his home into neighboring residences. The Somerset Police Department responded, and after unsuccessfully attempting to negotiate with Mr. Woody requested the response of the Kentucky State Police Special Response Team to assist.

After a brief standoff, Mr. Woody began firing shots towards troopers. Less-lethal force was utilized to remove Mr. Woody from the residence and place him under arrest.




This story was posted on 2025-06-16 09:32:30
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