St. Louis County Police are looking for a missing woman at the 9400 block of Pickford Place in St. Louis.

Beatrice Robinson, 58, is a black female, about 5 feet 6 inches tall and about 210 pounds.

She has schizophrenia, diabetes, and high blood pressure and is currently without her necessary medication.

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No foul play is suspected.

Anyone who has seen her or has any information related to the endangered missing person should immediately dial 911 to contact the nearest law enforcement agency or call the St. Louis County Police Department at (314) 615-4282.

One person has been airlifted after a Jessamine County Crash.

It happened Tuesday afternoon on US 27 near Catnip Hill. Witnesses tell LEX 18 that a box truck drove into the back of a semi. The driver of the box truck was trapped in the vehicle and had to be extracted.

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He will be airlifted to the hospital. The highway department estimates that the road will be shut down for several hours while the Crash Reconstruction Unit is on scene.

Police in Green Cove Springs are calling for your help to locate a teenage runaway who went missing Sunday evening.

Chase Godwin, 14, was last seen on Melrose Avenue about 5 or 6 p.m., according to the Green Cove Springs Police Department. Still, another person reported seeing him at Spring Park around the same time.

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Godwin was wearing tan shorts, a black button-down shirt, a black cap and black shoes at the time, police said. He has short light brown hair, green eyes and is approximately 5-foot-8 and 180 pounds.

If you’ve seen him, please call police at (904) 297-7300.

A man has been arrested and charged with DUI after his passenger died when he crashed his truck.

“The guy was out of the car but he was screaming and cursing and saying he didn’t want his girlfriend to die,” said Emily Dean, a witness.

Dean says she and her dad were on their way home when they saw a truck drive off the road and into a ditch.

They say the driver got out, but his girlfriend, was pinned underneath the truck.

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“All I heard was one siren and then someone was knocking on the door,” said Joyce Barber, a neighbor.

“I walked up here to the house to see if they had a block or something to put underneath the wheels,” said Walker Deering, a passerby. “In case it decide to fall.”

Deputies with the Jessamine County Sheriff’s Office said several people lifted the truck and pulled the woman out.

Shortly, thereafter, emergency workers arrived and the woman was flown to UK Hospital where she later died.

“That’s really sad,” said Barber. “It’s always sad to hear that.”

Deputies arrested the driver, Jeffery Tuggle, and charged him with DUI but believe those charged will likely be upgraded.

Barber lives just a few feet away from the accident and said speeding on the narrow, winding roads happens too often.

“Sometimes it looks like they’re driving on the interstate the way they drive past here,” said Barber.

“It’s not a really busy road,” said Deering. “But when cars speed, they fly.”

Deputies say as they investigate why Tuggle lost control of the truck, it appears the woman was thrown from it because she was not wearing a seat belt.

Two of the four people accused in a Clark County murder were arraigned in court Monday.

Kristi Mattingly is accused of murdering Roy Combs, 26, of Madison County, May 13th. She also allegedly tried to kill his brother. Don Attaway is also charged with murder in Combs’ death. Both pleaded not guilty Monday in Clark District Court.

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State Police say Mattingly, Attaway, Kirk Garrett and Christopher Coleman were involved in Combs’ murder. Garrett and Coleman were arrested in Ohio, and are awaiting extradition to Kentucky to face their charges.

Combs’ brother was injured in that shooting, but is expected to recover.

The hunt for a man described as armed and dangerous, continued on Monday night.

Police said they are still searching for 55-year old Mark Showalter. On Sunday, Pulaski County Deputies arrested his son, Timothy, after investigators said the duo shot a woman in the head.

While 49-year old Allison Boclair recovers, her best friend is begging for help.

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“If we didn’t see each other every day, we were constantly on the phone,” said Sarah Evans, when describing the friendship she and Allison Boclair have shared since they were 12 years old.

Now, Evans is praying this strong mother of three, will pull through.

“She is determined and if anybody can come out of this, she can,” said Evans.

Still, it’s hard for Evans to comprehend what happened to her friend, early Sunday morning..

“To have no regard for human life, you know he basically shot and took off and didn’t care whether she was alive or dead,” said Evans.

Pulaski County Deputies said 34-year old Timothy Showalter, and his father Mark, shot Boclair in the head at her home on Highway 542. Investigators said the crime wasn’t random and an argument led to the violence. After, Boclair was left in critical condition and taken to UK Hospital.

By Sunday afternoon investigators arrested Timothy at his house, about five miles from the crime scene. He is in the Pulaski County jail, charged for burglary and complicity to commit assault in the first degree. By Monday night, Mark was still on the run. Deputies said it was imperative they get him off of the streets.

“They said he is armed and dangerous. And like I said earlier, if he will do that to her, he will do that to anybody,” said Evans.

Back in 2013 Mark was arrested for attempted murder in a Lincoln County shooting. Those charges were later dropped. Boclair’s friends said it’s time Mark come forward.

“Turn yourself in, you were a coward whenever you done it. Act like a man and turn yourself in,” said Evans.

The Pulaski County Sheriff’s Department said Mark Showalter is described as 5’10 weighing about 200 pounds. He has blue eyes, gray hair and a beard. Again, he’s considered armed and dangerous. Investigators ask anyone who knows where Mark is, to call police right away.

A Lexington man wanted for removing his ankle monitor and taking off has been arrested in Ohio.

Antoine Edward Woods, Junior, better known as “Yola,” is a convicted felon. He has been in and out of court several times and has been able to post bail at each of his hearings.

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Woods was arrested in connection to a drive by shooting at a home in December and a home invasion in January.

During his last court date, a judge ordered Woods pay an eight thousand dollar bond and wear an ankle bracelet.

But, police say Woods cut his ankle monitor in March and went on the run.