No charges have been filed against Lt. Perry, but the results of an investigation will be turned over to the commonwealth attorney's office, police said. Perry, a 28-year veteran in charge of the police criminal intelligence unit, was in critical condition at University of Louisville Hospital, said Rick McCubbin, president of the city's Fraternal Order of Police. Officer Cunningham pleaded guilty last month to drunken driving and is serving a 20-day suspension without pay. A Detroit man is charged in federal court with attempting to illegally buy data from employees of a software company, the FBI said. Reached by phone at home, he declined comment.
Source codes are the designs that make software and Internet sites function.
They can take years of expensive research to develop. ZirMed, a privately held company of 16 employees, said its software would allow medical workers to forward medical claims data directly to insurance companies through the Internet. The employee turned the information over to the FBI, court papers said. Mr. Pena died at University of Kentucky Hospital in Lexington on Thursday evening, Fayette County Chief Deputy Coroner Steve McCown said. Police said Mr. Pena was trying to sell 4 pounds of marijuana and 1 pound of a substance suspected to be cocaine to an undercover officer when uniformed police moved in to arrest him, said Lt.