Kentucky State Police Troopers are searching for two inmates that escaped the Webster County Detention Center.

Officials say 20-year-old Patrick Jermaine McGuire and 24-year-old Jerrino Don Johnson walked away from the Detention Center on November 2 around 9:15 p.m.

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McGuire is a black male, approximately 5-feet-7-inches tall weighing 150 pounds. He was last seen wearing jeans and a gray jacket. Johnson is a black male, approximately 5-feet-11-inches, weighing 165 pounds.  He was last seen wearing jeans and a white t-shirt.

If you see the two offenders, you should not approach them. Instead you are asked to call 911.

The Davidson County Sheriff’s Office is looking for two suspects in connection to last Thursday’s double homicide. Both suspects are considered armed and dangerous.

Investigators believe Llyod Franklin killed 82-year-old Davie Lee McSwain and 78-year-old Joan McSwain in their home during a crime spree that spanned North Carolina and South Carolina. Jennifer Michelle Lanning is also wanted for accessory to murder after the fact.

According to police, Franklin entered the McSwain’s home, located at 362 Garcia Kennedy Road, in the early morning hours of Oct. 29.

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Sheriff’s detectives and North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation agents believe that during the course of the robbery, Davie McSwain shot Franklin before he was killed.

Franklin then fled the scene in the couple’s dark blue 2006 Chrysler Town and Country with the North Carolina tag XRX-2142. Detectives also believe Franklin is in possession of a nickel plate .38 caliber Smith and Wesson revolver which was missing from the home.

The couple’s son discovered his parents’s bodies at about 6 p.m. that evening.

From there, Franklin’s crime spree continued.

He is accused of robbing a CVS in Aberdeen, N.C., that same day at 7:20 p.m. Authorities believe Franklin possibly self-medicated with the drugs he stole from the pharmacy.

Then, on Sunday, just after noon, Franklin allegedly robbed another CVS in Georgetown, S.C.

Franklin, 34, is wanted on two counts of first-degree murder and Lanning, 38, is wanted on one count of accessory to murder after the fact.

Sheriff Grice said the McSwains have been taken to the N.C. Medical Examiner’s Office for an autopsy.

Silverthorne and Frisco police arrested two women, charged with theft and accused of using fake credit cards to get cash advances from several banks across the state.

Cynthia Johnson (also known as Jacquelyn Murray) was arrested on Oct. 14 in Frisco after she allegedly attempted to take out a $5,000 cash advance from Alpine Bank using a credit card under a false name.

Vanessa Ravare (also known as Sandra Seawell) was arrested by Silverthorne Police on Oct. 21 after bank staff had been informed of the attempted fraud in Frisco. When an officer contacted the suspect, she was found to be in possession of fraudulent paperwork, according to Silverthorne Police.

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Both women are facing charges of theft, a class-four felony, forgery, a class-five felony, identity theft, criminal impersonation and unauthorized use of a financial transaction device.

In addition, Johnson faces a class-two felony charge for violation of the Colorado Organized Crime Control Act by means of involvement in a racketeering conspiracy in Eagle County and Summit County. If found guilty, she would face a maximum of 48 years in the Department of Corrections.

“Fraud effects are widespread, undermining our trust in banks and raising costs for everybody,” assistant district attorney Heidi McCollum said in a statement. “Diligent coordination among law enforcement agencies in this complex, multi-county investigation, with skill and persistence, has led to these two arrests. We continue to seek other suspects who are at large.”

The suspects allegedly went from bank to bank, attempting to get cash advances on a fake credit card and using false identification. Both defendants had accomplices who posed as Capital One customer service representatives, responding to fake call numbers listed on the back of the card.

When the card was denied, they would tell the teller the credit card company was not aware of travel plans and told them to call the number of the representative.

Alpine Bank claimed they had lost a total of $37,550 from the combined scams, McCollum said.

“They’ve been operating in Colorado for a while,” said Thomas Kelly, a public information officer for the Fifth Judicial District Attorney’s office.

Both defendants were accused of involvement in identical scams at banks in Fruita, Grand Junction, Rifle, Glenwood Springs, Gypsum, Edwards, Avon, Vail, Breckenridge, Dillon, Frisco and Silverthorne, as well as multiple jurisdictions around the state.

In addition, Johnson is currently on probation out of Santa Clara, Calif. for second-degree burglary, felony attempted theft, using an alternate access card and stolen vehicle charges.

An active investigation involving law officers from Breckenridge, Frisco, Silverthorne, Avon and the Eagle County Sheriff’s Office is still underway.

Ravare will appear at the Summit County District Court on Nov. 3 at 9 a.m.; Johnson’s case was moved to Eagle County, with combined charges from the Summit and Eagle County allegations, where she will appear in court on Wednesday, Nov. 4 at 9 a.m.

Police in Philadelphia are searching for a teenager who went missing after heading out to a Halloween party in North Philadelphia on Saturday night.

They say 16-year-old Micaya Camara left her house on the 1200 block of South 57th Street at about 6:30 pm, but she never returned home.

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Micaya is described as 4′ 11″ and 150 lbs.  She has brown eyes, a medium brown complexion and black curly hair.

She was last seen wearing a white sweater, white jeans, a white and black fur vest and black boots.

Police say Micaya has never been reported missing before and are asking anyone with information regarding her whereabouts to please contact Southwest Detective Division at 215-686-3183 or 215-686-3184… or call 911.

The Lewis County Sheriff’s Department has issued an Endangered Person Advisory for a missing person incident that occurred at 65 Lakeview Drive, Ewing, Mo. at 3 p.m. on Nov. 2.

Missing is Jhul Min, a white, male, age 4, height 3’10”, 50 pounds, blonde hair, blue eyes, wearing blue and white striped shirt and blue jeans.

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Possible suspects or associates are believed to be Janelle Min, a white female, age 40, height 5’05”, 125 pounds, short brown hair, blue eyes, wearing black jacket, white shirt, and black pants.

Suspect vehicle is a black 2014 Chevrolet Traverse bearing Missouri, HC4J5W.

Brief circumstances regarding the Endangered Missing Person incident: Jhul Min is in the care of the Lewis County Juvenile Court and is in the custody of the Missouri Children’s Division. Jhul Min has been staying with his biological maternal grandparents.

Janelle Min was previously arrested for possession of a controlled substance. After attending court today, Janelle Min became involved in an argument with her father at his home. Janelle Min entered the home where the child was staying without permission and took Jhul Min. Janelle Min may be en route to the St. Louis area.

The San Jose Police Department is asking for the public’s assistance in locating a missing at risk elderly male.

Roberts Leste wandered away from his home in the 3900 block of Loganberry Dr. in San Jose on Friday, October 30, 2015, at about 7:00 p.m. Mr. Leste has dementia.

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If located please dial “911” or contact the San Jose Police Department’s Missing Person Unit at (408) 277-4786.

Pieces of clothing were found inside of a Casey County barn and Whitney Copley’s family says that they belong to the missing mother.

Monday morning about 40 people gathered to search for Whitney.

The 24-year-old mother of two was last heard from the morning of September 30.

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Whitney’s family says she was last seen in the area of the Dogwalk Market along Highway 127, the search for her has refocused to that area.

On Sunday they found items that belonged to Whitney in a barn in Casey County but have not yet found her.

Whitney’s sisters say that they have received a lot of similar tips over the past month.

“We’re consistently hearing a bridge with water with some people that have been talking about it in our area so we’re going to go a little bit north of Dunnville and search some of those bridges once again,” said Teresa Meyer, Whitney’s sister.

A teenager is missing and Jefferson County sheriff’s deputies are asking for the public’s help to find him.

Deputies said Monday morning 14 year old Benjamin Rhines is believed to have left his home on Shepard Street in the town of LeRay sometime around midnight.

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Deputies say Rhines is possibly travelling to the Syracuse area by taxi to board a train for Anderson, South Carolina.

He’s 5 feet, 8 inches tall, weighs around 120 pounds, and has green eyes and curly brown hair.

Anyone with information can call 315-786-2710.

A Wayne County man, previously convicted of producing child pornography, has been sentenced to 30 years in federal prison.

On Thursday, U.S. District Judge Gregory F. Van Tatehnove sentenced 31 year-old Brandon Lynn Jones. Under federal law, Jones must serve at least 85 percent of his sentence. And, upon his release from prison, Jones must register as a sex offender and cannot have any contact with minors, for the rest of his life.

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According to court documents, in 2014, Jones produced and distributed photographs depicting his sexual abuse of a minor, under the age of twelve.

Jones’s conviction is the result of an undercover investigation conducted by the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Child Exploitation Task Force, Washington, D.C. Field Division.

Kerry B. Harvey, U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Kentucky; Howard S. Marshall, Special Agent in Charge, FBI Louisville; and, Assistant Director in Charge, Paul M. Abbate, FBI Washington, D.C., jointly announced the sentence.

Assistant U.S. Attorney Adam Reeves prosecuted the case on behalf of the federal government.