Woman arrested for role in Louisville officer's murder

A woman has been arrested in connection with the killing of a Louisville Metro Department of Corrections officer. Kristy Brumley, 35, faces charges of complicity to murder and tampering with physical evidence. Brumley reportedly admitted to bringing Officer Michael Saye Wehdah to the location of the shooting. She was present when another person shot him. After the incident, she left the scene with Wehdah's vehicle and phone, according to police records. LMPD Chief Paul Humphrey expressed sorrow over Wehdah's death, calling it a great loss for his family and the community. He emphasized the department's commitment to seeking justice for Officer Wehdah and holding all responsible parties accountable. Officer Wehdah was found shot dead on Cedar Street on February 16. He had worked at Metro Corrections for about six months and had recently become a U.S. citizen. He lived in Louisville with his wife and teenage son. During Wehdah's funeral on March 15, attendees called for justice for him. LMPD officials stated they will continue to investigate until all involved in his death are held accountable. Brumley is set to appear in court for her arraignment on Wednesday.