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A Louisville woman charged with selling counterfeit purses at her Crestwood store earlier this year will not serve jail time.

Stacey Hayes, owner of The Brick House on Ky. 22 in Crestwood, faced charges of counterfeiting intellectual property after investigators discovered wallets and purses with counterfeit designer labels.

Investigators found several items with a fake Coach label.

Oldham District Court Judge Diane Wheeler sentenced Hayes to 12 months in jail, two years conditionally discharged. 

A burglary at Apple Patch Community in Brownsboro led to a four-mile search of the area for a suspect by officers and OCPD’s canine unit.

Officers headed to the scene about 2 a.m. July 16 to the scene of a burglary in progress after Oldham County Police received information from La Grange Police.

At the scene, officers detained a male suspect later identified as Michael K. Rogers, 19, of the 200 block of South Cedar Street, La Grange.

There’s a big white dog hanging out in the median of the interstate, and yes, officers from Oldham County Animal Control are aware.

The agency has received more than 300 calls in the past two weeks from people who have spotted the dog along I-71, director Barbara Rosenman said.

That amount doesn’t count the hundreds of calls fielded by employees at Oldham County Dispatch, Oldham County Police and La Grange Police, she said.

For the first time in history, a girl from outside Oldham County is Miss Oldham County Fair. Erica Lee Moore, 18, of Pleasureville won the crown Tuesday night.