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The Radcliff Police Department is investigating a robbery at T-Mart at 1804 S. Dixie Blvd.

According to an RPD news release, police received a call at 12:30 a.m. last Wednesday reporting a robbery at the T-Mart. A store clerk told police a white male, 6 foot and about 230 pounds, brandished a small, black semi-automatic pistol and demanded cash, according to the release.

The suspect was wearing a black T-shirt, black sweatpants, white shoes and a dark bandana that covered the top of his head, police said.

A registered sex offender living in Elizabethtown waived a preliminary hearing on rape and incest charges Wednesday in Hardin District Court.

David Dunnivant, 45, is accused of forcibly raping an adult female relative, according to Kentucky State Police. Because Dunnivant is considered a danger to others, Judge Kimberly Shumate said she would keep his bond at $100,000 cash. He is lodged at the Hardin County Detention Center.

Omar McGrew was hard to miss Tuesday, proceeding step by step along Ring Road with a miniature U.S. flag waving from the top of his hat and patches from marathons he has run stitched onto his blue jogging suit.

The Elizabethtown resident slightly hunched his shoulders and moved steadily along with his walking partner, Cheryl Saults of Elizabethtown.

The pair occasionally passed signs on the way wishing McGrew a happy birthday and proclaiming the goal the man was accomplishing, walking 8.9 miles on his 89th birthday.

The high-profile court cases of Conner Galenski and Jeffrey M. Farmer and Christin Nicole Dague are set to go to jury trial Oct. 10.

However, with Judge Kelly Mark Easton and Assistant Commonwealth’s Attorney Heather Paynter tied to both cases, one will have to wait.

“We’ll have to decide which trial will go first,” Easton said Tuesday during a pre-trial conference.

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Louisville teen Galenski is one of three teenagers accused in the 2010 slaying of Mackenzie Smyser, 18.