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ACSO gives official report, KY 61 S road closure, Breeding, KY - 21 Jan 2018 Driver of semi goes off shoulder of road. Attempts to bring 2012 Kenworth semi back onto road results in vehicle overturning, losing a load of live chickens. Roadway shut down for approximately seven hours for clean up. On the scene for the incident were investigating officer ACSO Deputy Josh Durbin, assisted by ACSO Deputy Padgett, ACSO Deputy Hitch, Adair County Emergency Management Director, Mike Keltner, and the Breeding Fire Department. See next early article, this story: Overturned Semi on South KY 61 causes temporary road closure by Mike Keltner, with photo(s) Click on headline for complete story From Adair County Sheriff's Office, Harrison Moss, Sheriff Adair County Sheriff Harrison Moss reports that on Sunday evening January 21, 2018 at approximately 11:17pmCT, deputies were dispatched to the Metcalfe/Adair county line on Burkesville Road, Breeding, KY, for a semi accident. Preliminary investigation determines that 54 year old Jerry Mitchell from Byrdstown, TN was operating a 2012 Kenworth semi with a load of live chickens. When he drove off the right shoulder of the road, he attempted to bring the semi back onto the road and the semi overturned losing his load on Burksville Road. Burkesville Road was closed approximately seven hours for clean up. Deputy Josh Durbin is the investigating officer and was assisted by Deputy Padget, Deputy Hitch Adair County Emergency Management Mike Keltner, and the Breeding Fire Department. This story was posted on 2018-01-24 05:18:36
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