The Pittsburgh Bureau of Police Missing Persons Unit is looking for a 39-year-old man who is without his medications and was last seen Monday in the city’s Greenfield neighborhood.

William LePree was last seen in the 700 block of Hazelwood Avenue in Greenfield on at 4 p.m. Monday and is considered an endangered person, having not had his prescription medications since Monday, police said.

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LePree was last seen wearing a dark gray T-shirt and blue jeans. He is 6 feet tall, has black hair and brown eyes, and weighs approximately 230 pounds.

Anyone with information regarding his whereabouts is asked to call the Missing Persons Unit at 412-323-7141

An injury accident along I-64 in Franklin County shut down westbound lanes Thursday morning.

A semi and a box truck collided near mile marker 58 at around 6 a.m. The driver of the box truck was airlifted to UK Hospital. Officials say he is in critical but stable condition.

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As of 8:15 a.m., the left lane was opened as a police reconstruction team worked to determine the cause of the crash. Police are detouring westbound traffic off the interstate at exit 58.

No charges are pending at this time.

The body of missing 8-year-old Skyleigh Pool has been found, sheriff’s officials confirm.

A Golden Alert was issued for Pool, who was non-verbal. Skyleigh had last been seen on County Farm Road off of Highway 60 near Wickliffe around 5 p.m. Wednesday when she walked away from her family while outside.

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A cause of death has not been released.

After more than two months of investigation, police identified the body found in a suitcase along I-80.

DNA results from the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department identified the victim Wednesday afternoon as Las Vegas missing person Susana Villalavazo-Jiminez, 46.

The badly decomposed remains were located by Utah Department of Transportation workers on I-80 near the Saltair resort on April 30. The large suitcase was reportedly in a ravine off of the shoulder and not visible from the road.

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Police believe the woman died from a gunshot wound anywhere from several weeks to several months prior to being discovered. Investigators believe her body was put in a suitcase and left on the side of I-80 sometime in November when she went missing.

The description of the victim matched that of missing woman Villalavazo-Jiminez and the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department became involved in the investigation on May 1. Police said Villalavazo-Jiminez disappeared under “suspicious circumstances.”

Her stepfather, 75-year-old Samuel Teran, also went missing the same day, and the two may have been traveling together, according to police. Police were alerted to Teran’s location two days later after his vehicle was spotted in a fast-food parking lot. However, he reportedly shot and killed himself when officers arrived and attempted to stop his vehicle.

“The Unified Police Department Violent Crimes Unit and Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department Homicide Unit have closed both the homicide and missing person cases, as their only suspect, Susana’s step-father, killed himself when contacted by police two days after Susana went missing,” Unified police said in a statement.

The family of Villalavazo-Jiminez was notified by Las Vegas police and are making arrangements to take possession of her remains, police said.

Unified police did not release Wednesday what they believe was Teran’s motive. Family members had previously stated that the two “just didn’t like each other.”

Villalavazo-Jiminez had overcome several obstacles in her life, including a mastectomy due to breast cancer and had recovered from a broken back after being thrown off a horse.

An act of auto theft  that turned into a kidnapping led to a chase that spanned most of Madison County.

The initial incident occurred at the Pilot Station on Cherry Blossom in Scott County. A witness says that a teenager was pumping gas into a family’s Hyundai Santa Fe when a white male jumped into the car and drove off nearly hitting the teenager.

That’s when the witness says that two parents ran out of the store screaming that their 8-month-old child was in the back of the vehicle. Police immediately sprung into action.

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The vehicle was spotted on I-75 south headed toward Richmond.  When the driver noticed that police were following him,  a reckless chase began and ended near the Box Ankle Road area.

“He almost ran my dad off the road,” an anonymous caller told LEX 18.

The suspect  fled into the woods, but was surrounded by officers and a helicopter. A few moments later, LEX 18’s Josh Breslow heard gunshots.

An ambulance is near the scene but it is unclear if that is for the infant or the suspect.

It appears that the search for the suspect is now over.

A car taken from a Scott Co truck stop had a child inside, officials confirm.

It happened at the Pilot Station on Cherry Blossom off I-75.  The car is a Hyundai Santa Fe, silver in color. No license number was available, but the car has farm tags. An 8 month old child was inside the vehicle.

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Call 911 if you see the vehicle.

An investigation by the Frankfort Police Department Narcotics Unit led to a joint investigation involving the Anderson County Sheriff’s Office, Louisville Metro Police and the DEA.

Frankfort Police Department received information leading to a traffic stop being conducted on July 1.  During that stop, Frankfort Police seized five ounces of Methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia from a known subject in Franklin County.  A follow-up investigation on July 14,  led  to a search warrant being executed in Louisville Kentucky by LMPD and the DEA.

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More than four pounds of Methamphetamine was seized, along with heroin, marijuana, drug paraphernalia, and approximately $65,000. Four people were arrested. In Anderson County, another person was arrested after being found to be in possession of a large amount of U.S. Currency, more than two grams of Methamphetamine, and drug paraphernalia.  Due to an ongoing investigation, the names of those arrested have not been released.