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Suspicious behavior at bank leads to high speed chase, wreck From the Campbellsville Police Department At approximately 3:10pmET, personnel at the Citizens Bank and Trust Branch located at KY 210 and Nancy Cox Drive in Campbellsville, KY, contacted Campbellsville Police to report a suspicious person. According to statements from bank employees, the male suspect entered the bank and spoke briefly with an employee. The suspect exhibited behaviors which caused concern. Officer Scotty Perian observed a vehicle matching the description provided by the bank. Officer Perian initiated a traffic stop at the intersection of KY 210 and KY 55. Officer Perian approached the vehicle and the driver sped off. Officer Perian pursued the vehicle south on KY 55. Additional Campbellsville Police units assisted. The driver of the truck ran off KY 55 and struck a parked vehicle. Officers from the Taylor County Sheriff's Office and Kentucky State Police assisted at the scene. The operator of the truck is identified as 63 year old Eugene Earl Gentry, of Lafayette, TN. Mr. Gentry was injured in the collision and was airlifted to University of Kentucky Hospital. The case remains under investigation by the Campbellsville Police Department. The traffic collision is being investigated by Deputy Mark Dicken of the Taylor County Sheriffs Office. This story was posted on 2013-10-29 17:10:45
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