DEPUTY CALEB CONLEY
Deputy Sheriff Caleb Conley was shot and killed while conducting a routine traffic stop near mile marker 127 on southbound I-75 in Georgetown, KY at approximately 4:45 pm on May 22, 2023.
The subject's vehicle alerted a license plate reader showing a wanted person. As Deputy Conley approached the vehicle, he was shot. He was transported to the University of Kentucky Hospital where he succumbed to his injuries an hour later.
The subject fled the scene but was arrested a short time later. He has been charged with the murder of a police officer, possession of a handgun by a convicted felon, burglary, theft of an automobile, wanton endangerment, and fleeing/evading police.
Deputy Conley was a U.S. Army veteran and had served with the Scott County Sheriff's Office for four years. He is survived by his wife, two children, and parents.
The subject's vehicle alerted a license plate reader showing a wanted person. As Deputy Conley approached the vehicle, he was shot. He was transported to the University of Kentucky Hospital where he succumbed to his injuries an hour later.
The subject fled the scene but was arrested a short time later. He has been charged with the murder of a police officer, possession of a handgun by a convicted felon, burglary, theft of an automobile, wanton endangerment, and fleeing/evading police.
Deputy Conley was a U.S. Army veteran and had served with the Scott County Sheriff's Office for four years. He is survived by his wife, two children, and parents.
MILE MARKER 127
As many know, Caleb was killed at mile marker 127 on I 75 southbound in Georegtown/Scott County. Agencies from around Scott County gathered on May 22, 2024 at 1636 hours, exactly one year after Caleb made his final call to place a memorial in Calebs memory.
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KENTUCKY BROTHERHOOD
Our friends at Kentucky Brotherhood rode nearly 400 miles across the State of Kentucky to honor the fallen. They finished their four day ride in Scott County at the Scott County Sheriff's Office honoring our own Deputy Caleb Conley.
MEANING BEHIND THE BADGE
"The image of the deputy displayed is that of one of the deputies who worked directly alongside Caleb and they were actually in the academy together for a short time. Their image is blacked out to represent all those who work in law enforcement and he is bowing his head to show respect for the fallen. 240 was Caleb’s badge number. “Let Us Not Forget” is to serve as a reminder that we will NEVER forget those who have given the ultimate sacrifice, we will keep their memory alive by continuing to talk about them, and those four simple words should constantly remind you of what’s at stake when they put on that uniform before each shift. My hope, when you look at our logo, is that you are reminded that this happens entirely too often. I hope your heart fills with pride for the thin blue line and respect for their lives, in and out of uniform." - Rachel Conley
