Memphis police have made an arrest in a drug ring that stretches from Arizona to Memphis.

A police affidavit shows Joseph Lee IV as part of a drug smuggling ring.

FOX13 discovered that Joseph Lee IV is the son of former MLGW President and current Deputy Director of Parks and Neighborhoods for the city of Memphis, Joseph Lee.

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Police caught wind of a shipment that would be coming to Lee’s parent’s home.

They worked with postal inspectors, and a drug dog indicated the package had illegal drugs inside.

A postal employee delivered the package, and police observed the suspect taking the package inside, then driving off.

They stopped him, and searched the car and home and found the drugs, nearly 6 pounds of pot, and over $1,300 cash.

Lee also gave consent to check his primary residence where they found cash, a money counting machine, documents and a drug ledger.

Lee is scheduled to be in court tomorrow on charges of possession with intent to distribute and money laundering.

Investigators have arrested a Lexington man in connection with a road rage incident involving a gun.

Thomas Moyer, 53, has been charged with wanton endangerment, DUI, and carrying a concealed weapon.

“I can’t believe it. I’ve seen road rage and this is unbelievable,” Matthew Viola, the alleged victim told LEX 18’s Josh Breslow on Wednesday.

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Viola said he was driving from Knoxville to Cincinnati, Tuesday evening, when a man in gray Ranger cut him off along I-75 near mile marker 69, nearly causing a wreck. Viola said the driver of the Ranger then pulled up beside him, pointed a gun at him, and sped away.

“You’re going 70 miles an hour and you point a gun at a guy on the interstate? That’s freaking ludicrous, I think,” Viola said.

Following the Ranger for about 14 miles, Viola said he stuck with the vehicle until it parked at the Cannon Corner Marathon, off of the Duncannon Lane exit.

“If he pulled a gun on me, who knows what he’s gonna do? You know, I’m just thinking what if there’s an innocent little family, you know, riding down the road?” Viola said. “I was by myself, but I thought, what if this guy goes nuts and starts firing shots or something?”

Officers with the Richmond Police Department said they searched Moyer at the Marathon station and found a handgun and six rounds of ammo. They said Moyer even admitted he’d had a few beers, earlier, and that he takes Oxyconton and Oxycodone, daily.

“I’m just happy that he got caught and nobody got hurt,” Viola said.

Moyer bonded out of the Madison County Detention Center on Tuesday. He is expected to be arraigned on April 14.

A convicted sex offender faces new charges after a computer technician told police he saw inappropriate pictures of children on the man’s computer. Waynesboro police charged David Wesley Lochner, 78, with four felony counts of knowingly possessing child pornography after officers found nearly 300 images of young boys on his computer last December.

Armed with a search warrant, Waynesboro detectives went to Lochner’s home on Dec. 11, 2014 after receiving a tip from a computer technician, who allegedly saw the inappropriate photos while repairing Lochner’s computer. The technician found the photos during a house call and reported them to police, according to Waynesboro Police Sgt. Brian Edwards.

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A Stevens County jury on Tuesday found Kenneth Harris, 44, of Moscow, guilty of multiple child sex crimes, according to Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt.

Harris was found guilty of four counts of rape, one count of attempted rape, one count of aggravated indecent liberties with a child, one count of aggravated intimidation of a victim, one count of kidnapping and one count of abuse of a child. Six of the counts are subject to Jessica’s Law, which carries a possible penalty of life in prison with no parole eligibility for 25 years.

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The crimes were committed between October 2012 and September 2013. Judge Clinton B. Peterson presided over the trial. Sentencing has been set for May 12 at 1pm in Stevens County District Court.

The case was investigated by the Kansas Bureau of Investigation and the Stevens County Sheriff’s Office. Assistant Attorney General Nicole Romine of Schmidt’s office prosecuted the case with assistance from Stevens County Attorney Paul Kitzke.

Police are looking for a 15-year-old girl who has been missing since Friday from her home in the West Garfield Park neighborhood.

The New Jersey State Police and Lower Township Police Department are seeking the public’s assistance with locating a missing person.

Ashley Molisani, 29, is described as a white female, 5’02”, 120 pounds, brown hair and hazel eyes. She was last seen March 20 at Shore Memorial Hospital in Somers Point. She was on foot, wearing a purple winter jacket, black yoga pants and brown boots. She may be using New Jersey Transit for transportation.

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Anyone with information that can assist in helping safely locate Molisani is asked to call the New Jersey State Police Missing Persons Unit at (609) 882-2000 ext. 2429 or the Lower Township Police Department at (609) 886-2711.

The Fayette County Grand Jury will get the case of a man charged with firing shots that hit a 9-year-old boy in the neck.

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Police say Alberto Pineadas Contreras fired shots at a car earlier this month. One hit the child who was in a car with his parents and two siblings. Contreras was arrested in Charleston, WV.

He’s charged with assault.

Cherokee County investigators recovered evidence Tuesday afternoon which could be connected to a horrific killing.

Deputies arrested 63-year-old Terry Lee McKinney for the murder of a victim whom forensic scientists are working to identify.

Sheriff Jeff Shaver said someone called his office Sunday afternoon to report the discovery of what appeared to be human remains along Cherokee County Road 82, north of Cedar Bluff.  Investigators confirmed the body of a person, which was dismembered and strewn along the road.

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“I’ve been in law enforcement nearly 34 years and I’ve never seen anything like this,” Sheriff Shaver said.

“I’ve seen a lot, and I’ve seen people do things that you would never believe one human could do to another, but I’ve never seen this before.”

As the Cherokee County Major Crimes Unit passed Country Road 137, they began to find portions of the victim’s body along the side of the road.  Investigators said it appeared as if the pieces were tossed from the window of a moving vehicle.

The Center for Applied Forensics at Jacksonville State University came to assist the sheriff’s office and Cedar Bluff police, as they are small law enforcement agencies and don’t have their own forensics lab.  The investigators searched for other parts of the victim’s body.  One officer said buzzards gathered in the area.

“It’s upsetting, when you consider this is a human being and this is what one human did to another human,” Shaver said.

“It’s very difficult because we have not been able to identify the remains.  It’s been sent to Huntsville for DNA testing where they will try to positively identify the remains.”

A Cedar Bluff police officer on patrol Tuesday afternoon noticed what could be additional evidence.  The sheriff’s office is waiting for forensics to confirm what it might be.

The sheriff said investigators believe the victim is a Cedar Bluff man who went missing from his home last Monday.  His family reported him missing Friday, and the sheriff said the man was last seen with McKinney.

“We learned that there was another case that could be related, on a missing person from Cedar Bluff, and after conducting a search warrant at a residence, we arrested Terry McKinney,” he said.

A judge set McKinney’s bond Monday at $1-million.

Pueblo police are seeking help in identifying a woman who used a false identity to make purchases at two Eagleridge stores on Feb. 19.

The African-American woman, who was described as being in her late 20s to early 30s, went into the Best Buy store, 5890 N. Elizabeth St., at about 10 a.m. and purchased four mobile telephones using a fake identity.

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The woman then went to nearby Kohl’s and used the same identity to buy items.

The suspect was seen riding as a passenger in a silver or gray Dodge Charger.

Anyone with information about the incident or the identity of the woman is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 542-7867 or submit an online tip at CrimeSuspect.net.