A 63-year-old Somerset man has been arrested and charged with sexual abuse. Harry B. McKnight was arrested Friday night.

The case began Wednesday when detectives began investigating allegations made against McKnight. The investigation resulted in an arrest warrant, which claims inappropriate contact between McKnight and another person who was under the age of 12.

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The case will be presented to the Pulaski County Grand Jury.

Lebanon Police are looking for a man they believe robbed a Huddle House in Lebanon Friday night.

Police say the suspect held up the restaurant at gunpoint and demanded money before fleeing.

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If you have any information about the robbery, you are asked to contact Lebanon Police.

Police are searching for a 13-year-old boy missing since Saturday from the Northwest Side Albany Park neighborhood.

Kalvin Howell was last seen Saturday near Lawrence and Avers, according to a missing person alert from Chicago Police.

He is described as a 5-foot, 100-pound Hispanic boy with black hair, brown eyes and medium complexion, police said. He was last seen wearing a black hat and blue winter coat.

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Police said Kalvin hangs out in the area from Montrose to Lawrence, and Kedzie to Pulaski.

Anyone with information should call the Area North Special Victims Unit at (312) 744-8200.

Clarksville Police Detective William Gilboy is searching for a missing person. The missing person is 37-year-old Wesley Williams from Clarksville Tennessee.

Wesley was last seen on Wednesday, January 20th, 2016 at 6:05pm.

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The photo below has been added to this release.

Missing Person Wesley Williams

Description

Vehicles He May Be Driving

1. 2005 White Dodge Magnum- TN tag S5645P
2. 2006 Blue Dodge Durango- TN tag S4124P

If anyone has any information in regards to Wesley’s whereabouts, please call Detective Gilboy at 931.648.0656 Ext 5382 or the CrimeStoppers TIPS Hotline at 931.645.TIPS (8477).

A teen accused of breaking into a Lexington judge’s home was captured Friday.

The Russell County Sheriff’s Office arrested Alfonso Morales Perez, 18, originally from Versailles, at his brother’s apartment in Jamestown, where they say he was hiding in a closet.

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Investigators say he is one of two teens featured in one of our Crime Stoppers reports for breaking into a judge’s home back in September.

A woman home alone confronted them and they ran away.

Police are still looking for the second teen.

Mindy Turner was sentenced to 30 years in prison on Friday for the murder of her fiancé Max Pomeroy Jr.

During a 20 minute conversation with LEX 18’s Jessica Reyes, Turner maintained her innocence.

She said that the jury put an innocent person behind bars and a killer is still walking the streets a free man.

Turner told LEX 18 that as a mother herself, she sympathizes with the victim’s family but insists she did not kill Max.

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She claims she still remembers the faces of the three men who broke into their house five years ago and killed her fiancé as he tried to protect her.

Turner says police have the wrong person and that she plans to file an appeal. She plans to spend the rest of her life fighting a conviction she says is wrong.

“I think that I was found guilty because the jury was exhausted, and I don’t think the jury stuck to their convictions because the first time it was a hung jury and the second time it was a guilty verdict,” said Turner.

Max’s mother spoke in court today.

“As a mother I will never wish this on another mother. I’ve had to watch my husband cry and watch my children cry,” Gail Pomeroy said.

Mindy had a message for Max’s mother, “that I love her no matter what she thinks. I love her and the rest of his family, but I didn’t do this.”

Fire investigators in Lexington said there have been five arsons in 48 hours. Alarming numbers that have Lexington Firefighters demanding that the crimes stop. The majority of the fires happened near Jennifer Road on Wednesday and Thursday nights.

“A lot of people live here with children. That’s very dangerous for people to have nothing better to do than start fires,” said Ashlee Burden, who lives in the Jennifer Place Apartment complex.

Investigators said the first fire happened at a vacant home on Versailles Road on Wednesday. Later on Wednesday night, two separate fires were set in the same utility closet at the Jennifer Place Apartments, followed by another at a nearby bus stop.

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The fifth fire happened Thursday night at the vacant Continental Inn in East Lexington, about a block from Jennifer Road.

“It’s frustrating that somebody would want to go to such extremes to destroy property and to possibly injure or kill somebody,” said Captain Chris Bartley, with the Lexington Fire Department.

Firefighters said they think a different arsonist may have been at work in first fire on Versailles Road. However, they are urging the public to keep a sharp eye, report anything strange, and help catch these criminals.

The Lexington Fire Department asks the public to call the police if they have any information or see anything suspicious. Arson investigators can also be reached at (859) 231-5672.

A day after issuing arrest warrant for two individuals accused of breaking into a vehicle in the parking lot of a church, arrests have been made.

Arrest warrants were issued for 35-year-old Joshua C. Buchanan and 35-year-old William P. North. Both men had warrants for their arrests that are unrelated to this investigation.

The theft occurred in the parking lot of Goldbug Baptist Church on January 17. The crime, which occurred during Sunday morning services, was captured by surveillance cameras. Around the same time that day vehicles outside two other Whitley County churches were also broken into. The suspects’ van was also seen in surveillance footage in similar crimes in Laurel County.

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A search warrant executed at an apartment complex along American Greeting Card Road led London police to find and arrest the two men. Two other individuals in the apartment were arrested on unrelated charges. Guns, drugs and money were also seized.

Buchanan was charged with five counts of theft by unlawful taking under $500, second-degree criminal mischief, three counts of third-degree criminal mischief, theft by unlawful taking $500 or more but under $10,000, theft of identity of another without consent, receiving stolen property under $500 and fraudulent use of a credit card under $500 .

North was charged with second-degree criminal mischief, three counts of third-degree criminal mischief, theft by unlawful taking  $500 or more but under $10,000, five counts of theft by unlawful taking under $500, theft of identity of another without consent, fraudulent use of a credit card under $500 within a six month period, receiving stolen property under $500, second-degree criminal mischief and receiving stolen property under $10,000 and second-degree forgery.

The Kentucky State Police in Morehead, through a press release, said they received caution from people who claim they were targeted in an IRS scam.

KSP said the alleged scammers informed people that they owed a debt and threatened legal action if it isn’t paid. According to the IRS website, you will never receive a call from them demanding a payment or threatening to have law enforcement arrest you for non payment.

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KSP cautions people to never reveal personal information over the phone.

If you receive a suspicious phone call, KSP urges you to report it to them at 1-800-222-5555.