 You need a financial advisor with the freedom to focus on your specific needs. Whatever your goals, Reed Potter can create a game plan tailored to you. Call Reed at 432-0777 at Pikeville, Kentucky to learn more. On Friday, October 6th, Kentucky State Police Post 9 responded to a shooting that took place in South Williamson, leaving two dead and a third critically injured. The three individuals responsible fled the scene and were eventually caught shortly after entering Lewis County. Mountain Top News spoke with KSP Public Affairs Officer Michael Coleman for more details. On Friday, just after 1 p.m., Kentucky State Police Post 9 received a call of a shooting incident in the Belfry community of Pike County. Troopers and investigators responded to the area where they located two males deceased inside the residence, a Jacob Adair and Rodney E. Step. There was also one female who was injured during the shooting, a Chastity Adair. She was transported from the scene to a nearby hospital to receive medical treatment. At this time, she is still alive. I don't have her condition, but we may be able to update that later. The suspects are currently lodged in the Carter County Detention Center, but will later be transferred to Pike County for their court hearings. KSP extends their gratitude to the other law enforcement agencies involved in the arrest. Yes, so they were taken in custody in Carter County and lodged in the Carter County Detention Center, at which point they will move back here to Pike County for the court hearings. Going to a call like this, you've got to have all the scenarios running through your head and just making sure that you're doing everything, checking all the boxes when you get there. The troopers that first arrive on scene, they're going to secure the scene, wait for the detectives and investigators to come in, start collecting evidence, stuff like that. And we were just really thankful for all the agencies involved, something like this. Like I said, the suspects took the vehicle and they were a few counties away, so we really depend on those other local agencies and counties to be able to get them stopped for us. Reporting for Mountain Top News, I'm Nick Colum.