A Henryville man is behind bars and faces numerous charges following an investigation by the Kentucky State Police.
Johnny Lee Gibson, 39, was charged with one count of first-degree robbery, one count of first-degree-burglary and unlawful imprisonment.
All charges are in response to an on going investigation of a robbery and home invasion that occurred on May 2, 2008, along Ballardsville Road in Henry County, Ky. The Indiana State Police arrested Gibson at the Sellersburg post on a warrant issued from Kentucky.
Gibson is currently being held in Clark County and is awaiting extradition to Kentucky.
The investigation is ongoing and additional arrests are possible.
Clark County
May 9, 2008
Henryville man arrested, faces numerous charges
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