Richmond police arrested an Estill County man accused of exposing himself and threatening to kill President Obama Monday morning.

Police officers responded to a Richmond park when witnesses reported a man exposing himself. Police say Billy McGee, 35, was drunk, and threatened to kill a park security officer, a police officer and the president.

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Police arrested McGee and charged him with terroristic threatening, public intoxication, indecent exposure and possession of marijuana.

Law enforcement authorities in Barton County released details on Monday of a drug arrest.

Police say that just before 1 a.m. on Friday, officers stopped a vehicle driven by John Hiserote, Hoisington, in the 800 block of Jefferson Street for a traffic infraction.

While officers were conducting the traffic stop, the department’s drug-detecting canine, Kia, was deployed and indicated the presence of illegal narcotics inside the vehicle.

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The vehicle was searched and officers located several illegal items including methamphetamine, marijuana, and drug paraphernalia.

Hiserote and the passenger, Amanda Decker, also of Hoisington, were both arrested and turned over to the Barton County Jail.

Kia, a 2-year old Belgian Malinois joined the department approximately one year ago. Although Kia is trained in tracking, criminal apprehension, and various other skills, his primary duty at the department is searching for illegal narcotics.

Authorities are looking for a man who went missing from Ewing, Mo. Sunday.

The Lewis County Sheriff’s Department issued an Endangered SILVER Advisory for Ernest Wood, 71, a 6’1″ white male weighing 190 lbs. with brown eyes and white hair.

He was last seen Sunday around 7:30 a.m. at 26286 Napa St. in Ewing.

Authorities said he was wearing a red flannel shirt, blue jean bib-overalls, and white shoes.

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His vehicle is a red 1995 Pontiac Sunfire with Missouri plates reading HK5R9Y.

Wood told his neighbor he was headed to Newark, Mo. to go fishing Sunday morning.

His cell phone was shut off at 3 p.m. Monday but it was pinged in the area of Doniphan, Mo. before that happened.

Wood is said to have depression, COPD, and early signs of dementia.

If you have any information related to Wood’s disappearance, call 911 to contact the nearest law enforcement agency or call the Lewis County Sheriff’s Department at (573) 767-5287.

The family of a missing northwest Indiana father of two is asking for the public’s help.

Michael Anthony Hernandez, 23, has not been seen or heard from since leaving “The Square,” a bar in Crown Point, around 11 p.m. Friday night.

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A married father of twin baby girls, Hernandez did not show up to work Saturday. He was driving a dark blue 2008 Toyota Scion with Indiana plates 906LTTI.

Anyone with information on his whereabouts is urged to call police.

Kentucky State Police tell LEX 18 that they have arrested an Oldham County man for sharing pornography of minors online.

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Authorities say Matthew Browning, 32, was arrested Thursday after troopers searched his home. Troopers say Browning was sharing images of children engaged in sexual acts. Browning is charged with five counts of distributing matter portraying a sex performance by a minor.

Browning was being held in the Oldham County Jail but was released after posting bond.