NEWS JOURNAL — MAY 9, 2012 — A-11

My name is Graham Trimble. I’m running for Whitley County Attorney in the May 22nd primary election. I want to take this opportunity to introduce myself to you. I’ve seen some of you, hope to see all of you, but, as hard as I work, I know I’ll miss some of you.

I was born and raised in Whitley County. I have practiced law in this county since graduating from law school. I am married and have one child. My wife is a graduate of Cumberland College and works for a medical clinic in Williamsburg. I am active in my church and serve as an elder.

I’m running for County Attorney because I want to be the BEST County Attorney Whitley County has ever had. I want to do a better job of collecting child support for our children. I want to prosecute DUI cases promptly and efficiently to help keep drunk and drugged drivers off our roads. I will treat every person fairly and equally, regardless of who they know or how much money they have in the bank.

But most of all, I want to be a County Attorney who is always available when someone needs help. I will not be a County Attorney who has other clients and commitments that interfere with representing Whitley County.

I need your help and your vote on May 22nd. Help me be a County Attorney you can be proud of.

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It was the drugs that made him do it.

That is what 33-year-old Steven D. Williams told Laurel County Sheriff’s Deputies in an interview Sunday during which he confessed to stealing a pickup truck from O’Reilly’s Auto Parts in London.

According to Laurel County Sheriff’s Public Affairs Officer Gilbert Acciardo, Williams told deputies that he was under the influence of drugs and didn’t know what he was doing when took the Chevrolet S10 belong-ing to O’Reilly’s Auto Parts on South Main Street on March 31.

Whitley County Sheriff’s Deputy Bill Riley Found the truck Friday. Acciardo said he had not received any informa-tion on where the truck was found or what condition it was in at the time. Acting on a tip that Williams was the person they were looking for, Deputies John Inman and Milton Storm staked out a location on Ky. 229 about six miles south of London that he was known to frequent. When Williams arrived about 12:30 p.m., Sunday the depu-ties took him into custody on charges of theft by unlawful tak-ing and being a persistent felony offender.

Williams admits stealing truck