KENTUCKY. (THECOUNT) — Kentucky District Judge Brian Crick has been confirmed to have died in the outbreak of tornadoes across Kentucky last night,.
According to a statement from the Supreme Court of Kentucky, Crick, who served McLean and Muhlenberg counties, lost his life during the storm.
“This is a shocking loss to his family, his community and the court system, and his family is in our prayers,” the statement said.
Crick is survived by his wife and children.
The statement also went on to note how the Graves County Courthouse in Mayfield was heavily damaged. Court officials are going to Mayfield to assess the situation and make plans for the next steps so that the legal system can continue with as little interruption as possible, reports WLWT.
This also applies to the court asking all of its justices, judges and circuit court clerks in western Kentucky to determine the safety of working conditions for their own staff, and see what help can be given to those who have need of shelter, food or clothing.
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