Authorities are asking for help finding a missing 13-year-old girl, according to city police.

Luiselys Yelitza Lugo is 13 years old, 5-foot-4-inches tall and 125 pounds.

She was last seen by her mother at home around 3:40 a.m. Tuesday, according to Lt. Michael Speranza. Authorities believe that she climbed out of her window.

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Bridgeton Police Department reported her missing and released a photo of her on its Facebook page Tuesday morning.

She was last seen wearing green camouflage leggings, a white tank top and black and white sneakers.

Anyone with information about her whereabouts is asked to contact the Bridgeton Police Department by calling 856-451-0033.

The Missouri State Highway Patrol has issued an endangered person advisory for a missing 25-year-old woman.

Police say Elisabeth Hornbeck was last seen arguing with two men at a park in Mountain View, MO on September 24th. Her vehicle was later found unattended at the Town and Country supermarket. She has not been seen or heard from since.

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Hornbeck is described as a white female, 5’5″, 130lbs with blonde hair, brown eyes and a medium complexion.

Police did not give a description of the men she was arguing with.

If you have any information on the whereabouts of Elizabeth please call at: 417-256-2544.

A Pike County man is accused of leading police on a chase while driving drunk in a stolen school bus.

Officials say the bus driver saw the bus being stolen out of the driveway of her home. The driver called State Police who later found it on KY-194 a short time later. They say the bus crossed a center line and nearly hit an officer.

That bus, police say, was being driven by 19-year-old David Farley.

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An official with Pike County Public School’s Transportation told East Kentucky Broadcasting that Farley told police that “he was bringing the bus back.”

Troopers say Farley drove the bus off the road and was caught when he tried to run away. He’s charged with DUI, fleeing police and wanton endangerment.

A family is asking for help Sunday in locating their 22-year-old daughter, who was last seen in University Heights Friday.

Victoria “Tori” Long, a Poway High School graduate, was last seen near her apartment on Campus Drive near Tyler Avenue at 11 p.m. Friday, Pomerado News reported Sunday. She apparently left her credit cards and cell phone behind.

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Long’s brother told Pomerado News that she left a note to her family, but wouldn’t elaborate on what was written.  She drives a dark grey Ford Focus with license plate 7GSK049.

San Diego police were notified of her disappearance Saturday around 4:45 p.m.  Anyone with information should call 911.

A former Lexington ice cream truck driver facing sexual abuse charges has entered an Alford Plea to lesser charges.

It was 2014 when Lewis Street was charged with six counts of first degree sexual assault and one count of sodomy.

Police say Street sexually abused three girls under the age of 12.

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Officials say some of the charges were dismissed against Street on Friday and he entered an Alford Plea to sexual misconduct.

An Alford Plea means that Street admits there is enough evidence to convict him but still maintains his innocence.

He will be formally sentenced in December.

The commonwealth is recommending time served.

One Pulaski County woman appeared in court today after being accused of covering her dead boyfriend’s body in lye and putting it in the freezer.

Teresa Owens was in court Monday for a preliminary hearing, she is facing charges of tampering with evidence and abuse of a corpse.

A Sheriff Deputy testified that Owens told him she put 68-year-old Gary Jenkins in the freezer after he had a stroke. Jenkins was Owens’ boyfriend.

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The Sheriff Deputy said that Owens told him she hid the body because she was embarrassed of her dirty house and panicked. She told investigators she put lye on the body to try and cover the smell.

The case will be heard next by a grand jury.

The Fayette County Coroner’s Office has asked the public for help locating the family and friends of two Lexington men who have passed away.

Jeff Riffe, 53, a Caucasian male of Versailles Road in Lexington. Riffe died on October 4 at Messner’s Home.

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Emory Moore, 70, a Caucasian male from Lexington died of natural causes in Madison County.

Anyone with information on Mr. Riffe or Mr. Moore’s families may call the Fayette County Coroner’s Office at (859) 455-5700.

A suspect in a Jessamine County incident where shots were fired  has turned himself in to authorities.

Nicholasville Police say that 42-year-old Eric Pearson turned himself in after an incident on Courchelle Drive.

It happened just before midnight. Officers tell LEX 18 that  a woman and her adult son had invited one of the son’s friend over to their home. Police say at some point an altercation started and the son’s friend pulled a gun.

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A neighbor overheard the commotion and called police.  Shortly after the call was made, officers say the man fired a shot into the ground which is when the neighbor confronted him with his own gun, and scared him off.

Pearson is charged with wanton endangerment.

A car drove into a home on Buckhorn Drive and witnesses say a man was led from the scene in handcuffs. However, Lexington Police say that the driver of the vehicle is still on the run.

It  was a rude awakening for the four people who were inside at the time. One of them was taken to the hospital to be checked out but that person is expected to be okay. One of the men inside the house says he was sitting on the end of a bed when he heard tires screeching and then heard the crash of that car coming through one of the bedrooms. He told LEX 18’s Kristen Pflum that the impact pushed him into a door frame.

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A three-year-old child in the house was unharmed.

No one inside the house saw the driver run and at this hour he still hasn’t been found. The identity of the man seen in handcuffs is unclear.  Police do confirm that the vehicle that crashed into the home was stolen from Brook Farm Court on October 1.

The fire department is going to wait to pull the car out of the home until they can put support in. As for when the family can go back in, firefighters say that’s up to code enforcement.

Neighbors say this is the fourth time the house has been hit by a vehicle.

The Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a murder that took place in Pulaski Park over the weekend.

Officials tell LEX 18 that they received a tip Sunday afternoon. Upon investigation, sheriff and deputies discovered the body of 34-year old Danny Joe Poore in a cabin in Pulaski Park.  Poore is  from Monticello, but last known address was a halfway house in Louisville.

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Investigators say Poore died of a gunshot wound. The Sheriff has three persons of interest, but they are not releasing information on their identities as they are not yet in custody.