Man charged with murder in fatal Mt. Sterling hit-and-run arraigned in Montgomery County
A man accused in the death of a Lexington woman in a hit-and-run in Mt. Sterling appeared in court Monday for an arraignment on a murder charge.
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A man accused in the death of a Lexington woman in a hit-and-run in Mt. Sterling appeared in court Monday for an arraignment on a murder charge.
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