Son of Kentucky murder suspect arrested for threatening police

[Judi Lynn]

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Source: Reuters

Son of Kentucky murder suspect arrested for threatening police
Reuters
By Tim Ghianni
1 hour ago

Reuters) - A 20-year-old man was arrested in Tennessee on charges of threatening the Scottsville, Kentucky, police department over their case against his father who is charged with the murder of a 7-year-old girl, police said.

Bradley Wayne Madden was arrested on Monday in Lafayette, Tennessee, and extradited to Kentucky on Tuesday, according to the Scottsville, Kentucky, Police Department’s Facebook page. Scottsville is about 70 miles northeast of Nashville, Tennessee.

His father, Timothy Madden, on Monday pleaded not guilty to charges connected to the death of Gabbi Doolin, the daughter of a Madden family friend. Her body was discovered in a Scottsville creek on Nov. 14 after she disappeared from a nearby youth football game.

The son is charged with intimidating a participant in a legal process and terroristic threatening for making obscene comments and threats toward Scottsville Police officers through private, profanity-laced messaging to the department’s Facebook page as he claimed his father was innocent, police said on Tuesday.


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Bradley Wayne Madden



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[monmouth4]

1. Looks to be a toxic genetic pool there, no swimming allowed...nt

[ProudToBeBlueInRhody]

2. Bottom of the genetic barrel

The best part of both of them ended up on the soiled blanket of the flea infested hotel they were conceived in.

[SwankyXomb]

3. The son is exactly what you think of

when someone uses the word "dudebro".

[Historic NY]

4. AKA/ Donald Trump constituents.

[smirkymonkey]

5. Apple doesn't fall too far, does it.

Trash.

[mentalsolstice]

6. We're visiting my parents in KY this week

It's a sickening story to everyone I've talked to. It's not indicative of the folks who live in this beautiful state.

[Midnight Writer]

7. Didn't the Supreme Court rule this kind of thing "free speech"?

I am thinking of a recent case where a fellow was posting threats to his ex-wife on Facebook, threatening to dismember her and a bunch of other nasty stuff.