Mayfield Police Department - Kentucky

06/17/2026

06/09/2026

On 06/09/2026, the Mayfield Police Department arrested Nycole Fox, age 30 of Mayfield, and Robyn Vick, age 40 of Clinton, after Officers responded to a report of a domestic disturbance. While on scene, Officers detected the odor of illegal drugs, and obtained a search warrant. The subsequent search resulted in the discovery of illegal drugs and paraphernalia. Fox was taken to the Graves County Restricted Custody Center on the charges of Possession of Controlled Substance 1st Degree, 1st Offense (Methamphetamine), Possession of Controlled Substance 1st Degree, 1st Offense (Drug Unspecified), Possession of Ma*****na, and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia. Vick was also taken to the Graves County Restricted Custody Center, and was charged with Possession of Controlled Substance 1st Degree, 2nd Offense (Methamphetamine), Possession of Ma*****na, and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia.

06/04/2026

On June 3rd, 2026, at approximately 12:48 pm, Mayfield Police Department Officers were dispatched to a local business on Paris Road for a report of an intoxicated man trying to drive away from the store. Officers arrived on scene shortly after, and identified the man as Ricky Cornett, age 68 of Bardwell, Kentucky. Officers located a bottle of an alcohol beverage inside of Cornett's vehicle. The bottle was nearly empty. Through the investigation, it was determined Cornett had operated his vehicle while under the influence of alcohol. Cornett was charged with Operating Motor Vehicle Under the Influence of Alcohol 1st and Possession of Open Alcohol Beverage Container in Motor Vehicle. Ultimately, Cornett was transported to the Christian County Jail.

05/29/2026

Officers with the Mayfield Police Department responded to a collision involving injury in the 1200 Block of West Broadway on Thursday around 1:30pm.



Upon arrival, a vehicle operated by 74-year-old Joyce Hayden of Fancy Farm, was turned over onto its passenger side with severe damage. Hayden had to be extricated from the vehicle by Mayfield-Graves Fire/EMS, and was transported to Western Baptist Hospital.



Through investigation, it was determined that Hayden was traveling westbound, yet crossed into the eastbound lane, where 66-year-old Oscar Reeves of Mayfield tried to avoid the collision, but Hayden collided with the trailer Reeves was pulling. Hayden's vehicle then flipped over onto the passenger side, and came to rest in the eastbound lane. A vehicle operated by 52-year-old Kelly Brown of Mayfield was struck by the rear bumper of Reeves' vehicle which had come detached during the collision. It is unknown at this time what caused Hayden to cross into the opposing lane of travel. No one else involved reported any injuries from the collision.

05/27/2026

On Tuesday, May 26th, an Officer with the Mayfield Police Department was conducting an extra patrol at a storage unit facility on East Broadway. One of the doors was found to be unsecured, and a person could be heard moving around inside. The Officer located 48-year-old William Huntley inside. It was determined that Huntley had been staying inside the storage unit, and was found to be manifestly under the influence of alcohol. After speaking with the storage unit manager, and learning who rented the unit and whose property was inside, Huntley was placed under arrest for Alcohol Intoxication in a Public Place. Huntley was transported to the Graves County Restricted Custody Center, and later lodged in the McCracken County Jail.

05/26/2026

This Saturday! Come out for a good time!

05/21/2026

On May 18th, around 11:45 PM, the Mayfield Police Department was called to South 14th Street regarding a reported accidental knife injury. Upon their arrival, they identified the decedent as 42-year-old Arthur Eaton, a resident of Mayfield. Mayfield EMS transported Eaton to a local hospital, where attempts to save his life were made, but unfortunately, he did not survive. The death remains under investigation.

05/19/2026

We would like to congratulate and recognize Sgt. Justin Copeland on his graduation from the Academy of Police Supervision (APS) on May 15th,2026. This three-week class is held at the Department of Criminal Justice Training (DOCJT) in Richmond, KY.

APS is the first course in leadership development for sergeants or first line supervisors. Students must actively participate in practical based exercises designed to develop or enhance their supervisory abilities and complete writing and reading assignments throughout the class. The learning outcomes for this course are for supervisors to apply situational leadership and demonstrate an understanding of constitutional and administrative law, emotional and social intelligence, change, ethical decision making, problem solving, emotional survival, and public speaking into their role as a supervisor.

05/14/2026

On 5/14/2026, around 8:22 a.m., Mayfield Police Department Officers responded to an injury collision at the intersection of Commonwealth Drive and Barton Drive.

Through investigation, it was determined that Keila Jackson, age 45 of Mayfield, was making a left turn on to Barton Drive from Commonwealth Drive. When she made the turn, she collided with Jennifer Toney, age 50 of Mayfield, who was stopped at the stop sign on Barton Drive.

Ms. Toney was transported by EMS to Jackson Purchase Medical Center for treatment of non-life threatening injuries. The Mayfield Police Department was assisted by Mayfield Fire/EMS, Burl's Towing, and Paul's Towing. Thank you to the citizens that were in the area that assisted Ms. Jackson and Ms. Toney until the first responders arrived.

05/14/2026

“On Wednesday May 13th, Mayfield Police Department Officers joined surviving family members at the gravesites of our three patrolmen that were killed in the line of duty. MPD hosts a ceremony each year during National Police Memorial Week. The Department is honored to share this experience with the families of Officers Hartley Gillum, Charles Kirksey Todd, and Terry Lee Sanders, whom, in the spirit of service above self, gave their lives while in the line of duty.”

Seen in the pictures are the memorial wreaths that were placed yesterday at the headstones of the three fallen Officers.