A Leesville man is accused of identity theft and other charges, according to the Vernon Parish Sheriff’s Office.

Gregory Layne Jordan, 37, was arrested on Wednesday and was charged with three counts of unauthorized use of an access card, one count of identity theft, one count of criminal conspiracy and two outstanding warrants from the DeRidder Police Department for unauthorized use of an access card.

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He was booked into the Vernon Parish Jail. Bond on the Vernon charges was set at $13,000, while bond for the DeRidder charges was set at $5,000.

Jordan remains in jail, according to the release.

A Calloway County woman reported missing on Sunday has been located. According to the Calloway County Sheriff’s Office, 81-year-old Maxine G Jones was found Monday night by police in Nashville. Deputies said she was found safe and was receiving medical care in Nashville.

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Jones had been missing since 9:30 Sunday morning. Police said she was last seen leaving the Charley Miller Road area in northern Calloway County, on her way to church at Brooks Chapel in Dexter, KY.

The sheriff’s office did not disclose why Jones traveled to Nashville. According to police, Jones has been diagnosed with dementia and is diabetic.

The Wright County Sheriff’s Office is seeking help in locating a missing man.

Joseph Brunn, 23, was last seen near the Otsego Holiday Inn at 9200 Quaday Avenue NE around 2 a.m. Saturday. Brunn is 5’8″, 200 pounds. He was last seen wearing black/grey dress pants, light blue button up dress shirt, black belt, and black dress shoes.

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The sheriff’s office is asking residents in the Otsego, Elk River and Monticello areas to check property and report anything that may aid the investigation.

Anyone that has information regarding Brunn’s whereabouts is encouraged to call the Wright County Sheriff’s Office at (763) 682-1162.

Police are still looking for missing Knott County mother, Natasha Fugate Jones. They are asking the public for help.

The 31-year-old has been missing since May of this year.

One clue in her case is a note she left for her 10-year-old son. It said that she would be home “in a couple of days.”

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Her relatives say that she has gone off the grid before but never this long.

Jones is described as 5’7 weighing about 110 lbs.

She has blonde hair, hazel eyes and has a tattoo on her back of the outline of a butterfly

If you have any information on the disappearance or whereabouts of Natasha Jones contact KSP Post 13 at 606-435-6069.

You can also use the crime tip form on the KSP Smartphone app “KSPOLICE” to report any assisting information.

A search under way for a missing Pasco County man who has Alzheimer’s and other illnesses, officials say.

Pasco County sheriff’s detectives are searching for 78-year-old William C. Hill of 3616 Blayton St. in Holiday.

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Hill is described as a white man with blue eyes, white short hair, and 6-feet-1 inches tall. He wears eyeglasses and was last seen wearing a light brown shirt with a collar and jeans. Hill has Alzheimer’s, kidney disease and seizures.

Before he left home, Hill and his wife argued and Hill said he was “going north,” a Pasco County Sheriff’s Office news release states.

Hill is from Montegue, N.J., and still has family there. He also has two adult children in the Moonlake area.

He left in a Chevy Impala with Florida plate Y7QND.

Pasco sheriff’s deputies are asking anyone with information about Hill’s whereabouts to call 1-800-706-2488.

A man has been arrested in the murder-for-hire shooting death of a pediatric dentist and an arrest warrant has been issued for a woman suspected of hiring him, police said Friday.

Dallas Police Maj. Max Geron said Kristopher Love, 31, has been charged with capital murder in the Sept. 2 death of Kendra Hatcher. Geron said Love, also charged with unlawful possession of a firearm by a felon, has been identified as the person who shot Hatcher in her apartment complex’s parking garage.

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He said that when Love was arrested, he was in possession of the gun believed to have been used in the killing of Hatcher, 35.

Love was in Dallas County jail on $2.5 million bond. Jail records didn’t list an attorney.

An arrest warrant on a capital murder charge has been issued for 33-year-old Brenda Delgado, whom officials say planned the killing. She has not been officially charged and remains a fugitive.

Geron, who did not discuss a motive at the Friday night news conference, said that the woman “was involved in the planning and the commission of the offense.”

A woman accused of driving the shooter to the garage, 23-year-old Crystal Cortes, was arrested Sept. 5 and charged with capital murder. She remained in Dallas County jail Friday on $500,000 bond.

According to an arrest affidavit, Cortes admitted being hired by Delgado to rob Hatcher. Love admitted to his role in the robbery which resulted in Hatcher’s death.

Sheriff’s officials say an 11-year-old Tennessee boy shot and killed an 8-year-old.

WBIR reports that the young girl was found on the ground with a gunshot wound to the chest. She was taken to Morristown-Hamblen Hospital, where she was pronounced dead

Officials say the young girl’s next-door neighbor, a fifth grader at White Pine Elementary School, used his father’s 12-gauge single-shot shotgun to shoot and kill the girl from inside his house. The victim was in third grade at the same school.

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Neighbors tell WBIR that the two were fighting over a puppy. The victim has not been named officially, but neighbors identified her as Maykayla Dyer.

The boy has been charged with juvenile first-degree murder.

A theft arrest may have cracked open several break-in investigations.

Carlos Lobato is facing 6 felony charges for breaking into gyms in the Louisville area, as well as 20 car break-ins. Police say most of the thefts happened at Planet Fitness locations.

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Officers say Lobato confessed to the crimes when they interviewed him. Lobato allegedly told officers he did it to support a drug habit.

What started with an iPhone being sold on Instagram, ended with two Louisville teens facing attempted murder charges.

Authorities say the situation started with a post on Instagram about a phone for sale, but police say there never really was a phone and no real intent to sell one.

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When a teenage girl and her parents went to buy the phone, police say two teens reached into the car and tried to take their money. That’s when authorities say the teens fired five shots at the family’s car.

When police caught up with one of the teens, authorities say the teen tried to pull a gun on the officer. The officer then attempted to use a stun gun on the suspect but it didn’t work. That’s when police say other officers jumped in and stopped the suspect from shooting the officer.

Although the family involved was not hurt, one officer was injured while chasing one of the suspects.

Both teens were arrested and police are hoping both will be tried as adults.

A theft arrest may have cracked open several break-in investigations.

Carlos Lobato is facing 6 felony charges for breaking into gyms in the Louisville area, as well as 20 car break-ins. Police say most of the thefts happened at Planet Fitness locations.

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Officers say Lobato confessed to the crimes when they interviewed him. Lobato allegedly told officers he did it to support a drug habit.