A Munfordville man was killed at 4:03 p.m. Wednesday in a one-car crash in Hart County, according to a Kentucky State Police Post 3 news release.

Robert Waggoner, 86, was southbound on Interstate 65 at the 59 mile marker when the 2007 GMC truck he was driving ran off the right shoulder and overturned. Waggoner, who was not wearing a seat belt, was thrown from the vehicle, which came to rest in a field off the west side of the highway.

Waggoner was pronounced dead at the scene by Hart County Coroner Jeff Roten.

Arrest – Three people were arrested at 5:06 p.m. Saturday after the Warren County Sheriff’s Office received a call of an intoxicated driver on Veterans Memorial Boulevard, according to a sheriff’s office report.

When deputies arrived, they found Troy Hahne, 20, of Richardsville, Sarah Court, 19, of Bowling Green and Derek Chaffin, 19, of Rockfield sitting in a pickup truck in the parking lot of Jumpin’ Jacks, 2200 Stonehenge Ave. Chaffin was unconscious and Court was trying to wake him up, according to the report. Both Court and Hahne were charged with alcohol intoxication, while Med Com paramedics checked on Chaffin, who eventually was roused.

When deputies tried to arrest Chaffin, who was &#8220extremely intoxicated,” according to the report, he pulled away and struck a deputy on the head. Chaffin continued to struggle and one of the deputies activated his Taser gun. Chaffin complied with deputies and was arrested and taken, along with Court and Hahne, to the Warren County Regional Jail.

Chaffin is charged with driving under the influence under the age of 21, resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, possession of alcohol by a minor, third-degree assault on a police officer, carrying a concealed deadly weapon and third-degree criminal mischief.

Court was released from jail after five hours on time served, while Hahne was released Saturday on a $500 unsecured bond. Chaffin remains in jail on a $5,000 cash bond.

Arrest – Two women were arrested at 2 p.m. Saturday after refusing to leave Motel 6, 3039 Scottsville Road, according to a Bowling Green Police Department report.

The manager told police he knocked several times and received no response, so he entered the room and found Erika Renae Thompson, 20, and Heather Lynn Bass, 20, no addresses given, asleep with a strong smell of marijuana in the room. When police arrived, they found burned blunts in the room’s ashtrays, and discovered Thompson had three active warrants from the Warren County Sheriff’s Office. Also in the room were digital scales, a metal pipe with marijuana residue and a bottle containing Zanaflex pills, all of which belonged to Thompson, according to the report. A glass pipe with what appeared to be methamphetamine residue was also found in the room.

Thompson was charged with possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of a controlled substance not in its original container, while Bass was charged with possession of drug paraphernalia. Both remain in Warren County Regional Jail: Thompson on three cash bonds of $400, $500 and $10,000 and Bass on a $350 cash bond.

Robbery – A Bowling Green woman told police she was assaulted and robbed by a drug dealer known only as &#8220Money” during a drug deal gone awry, according to a city police report.

At 9:35 p.m. Wednesday, the woman went to an apartment at 1791 Old Louisville Road to buy drugs, but when the dealer was 20 minutes late, she decided she didn’t want to buy anything after all. The dealer arrived and was angry when the woman told him she didn’t want any drugs, she told police. According to the report, &#8220Money” grabbed the woman by the throat and threw her to the ground, struck her in the face several times and stole $87 from where it was hidden in her bra.

The investigation continues.

Sentencing – Stanley Chapman, Jr., 33, 500 Settles Road, Glasgow, was sentenced Wednesday in United States District Court in Bowling Green to five years in prison on charges of attempting to manufacture methamphetamine and carrying a firearm during and in relation to a drug trafficking crime, according to a release from the United States Attorney’s office.

U.S. District Court Judge Joseph H. McKinley Jr. also sentenced Chapman to three years of supervised release following incarceration.

Chapman pleaded guilty to and admitted that he attempted to manufacture methamphetamine on Sept. 23, 2004, in Hart County, and that he carried a semi-automatic rifle and a semi-automatic pistol during and in relation to that drug trafficking crime. The charges arose from the discovery of a meth lab in a car which was involved in an accident Sept. 23, 2004, on Ky. 218 in Hart County. When a state police trooper arrived at the scene, the driver of the vehicle had fled, and witnesses reported that the driver was injured in the accident. Further investigation revealed that the car contained ingredients to manufacture methamphetamine, including ephedrine pills that had been crushed and soaked, a tank containing anhydrous ammonia, lithium battery strips and drain cleaner.

In addition to the necessary ingredients for the manufacture of methamphetamine, the trooper found a Norinco 7.62-caliber semi-automatic rifle and a Bryco Arms .38-caliber semi-automatic handgun in the car. Chapman was later identified as the driver of the car.

Sentencing – The U.S. Attorney’s office also announced that Brandon Carver, 27, 105 D & H Court, Franklin, was sentenced Wednesday in federal court in Bowling Green on drug trafficking charges.

McKinley sentenced Carver to five years and 10 months in prison, plus four years of supervised release following incarceration.

Carver pleaded guilty to charges that on three occasions – Nov. 12, Dec. 1 and Dec. 16, 2005 – he sold cocaine and crack cocaine to a confidential informant during &#8220controlled buys.” He also pleaded guilty to a charge that on Dec. 17, 2005, he possessed with intent to distribute both cocaine and marijuana. A search of his residence turned up 125.8 grams of cocaine, six pounds of marijuana, $25,280, a stun gun and digital scales. The seized currency included bills from the earlier controlled buys. The money seized will be forfeited to the United States. The illegal drugs had a street value of about $22,000.

Theft – Between 11 p.m. and 11:30 p.m. Sunday, someone entered an unlocked car parked in the 800 block of East 15th Avenue and stole $400 and a Taurus titanium .38 revolver valued at $300, according to a city police report.