A Green Country woman who hadn’t been seen since the Miranda Lambert concert in Tulsa Saturday night has been located.Family members say Sondra Shelton contacted them and is safe. They haven’t been reunited with her yet.

Police think Shelton may have gotten a ride from the BOK Center to a QuikTrip at 11th and Highway 169. The last place friends and family saw her was just after the concert, at about 11 p.m.

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They’ve been searching downtown since Saturday night, putting out flyers about the disappearance. They went to the QuikTrip to look at surveillance video after someone reported seeing her there.

While family members were at the convenience store, Shelton called.

Tulsa police issued a missing person’s bulletin for Shelton Monday afternoon. Police say they also talked to Shelton and are satisfied she’s OK.

They didn’t know where Shelton has been since Saturday night.

The Appleton Police Department says two people suspected of identity theft in the Fox Cities are behind bars.

Investigators are recommending 16 counts of identity theft for one of the men and three counts of identity theft against the other.

Police say the two men arrested, one from Florida and the other from Illinois, were using credit cards encoded with stolen account information. Police believe much of the stolen account information is from people living in the Fox Cities.

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Police say the two men were using the stolen account information to make purchases throughout the Fox Cities.

Investigators suggest that people check their statements and contact their banks if they notice any unauthorized charges.

Lacey Spears, the Kentucky woman who authorities say force-fed her 5-year-old son salt through a stomach tube and abused the attention that her sick child brought her, has been found guilty of murder in the child’s death.

A jury handed down the verdict after three days of deliberations.

Spears, who was living with her son in Chesnut Ridge at the time of his death, induced brain swelling by feeding Garnett heavy concentrations of sodium through a stomach tube. Jurors saw a video that showed Spears taking her son into a hospital bathroom with a connector tube and the boy suffering afterward.

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A feeding bag found in Spears’ apartment had the equivalent of 69 McDonald’s salt packets in it, a forensic toxicologist testified.

“The motive is bizarre, the notion is scary, but it exists … She apparently craved the attention of her family, her friends, her co-workers and most particularly the medical profession,” Assistant District Attorney Patricia Murphy said in closing arguments Thursday.

Defense attorneys had described the Scottsvillle woman as a caring mother who was devastated by her son’s death. He suggested the hospital was to blame — an assertion Murphy called “just ridiculous” — and tried to cast doubt on the medical examiner’s finding that high salt was the cause of death.

The electronic vapor store off Alexandria Drive has only been opened for 6 months, and Saturday night it was the target of a burglary.

When police arrived at Major Vapor around 2 a.m., they didn’t find much. It wasn’t until the owner showed up later that he discovered his business had been burglarized and it was all caught on camera.

“They basically got everything in this case here; all of our different batteries, tanks, chargers all that kind of stuff,” said owner Kevin Burke.

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But the burglars didn’t realize they were being watched. After going over the surveillance video, store owner Kevin Burke says he recognizes the two young men who had been in the store earlier.

“They had seen some of the hardware we had here before. They just wanted an e-cigarette, we can’t sell it to them if they’re underage so I guess they decided to steal it instead,” said Burke.

Video surveillance shows the two using a brick to shatter the front door. Then, the two men come back to the store a second time to get more items. By the time police got there, it was too late.

Burke says the burglars got away with about $500 worth of merchandise, but the damage they left behind was much more.

“With the way the weather has been lately, and business has been slow. And people who do this kind of stuff don’t really realize who they’re hurting when they do stuff like this,” he said.

Police have not identified the men in the video, but if you know anything about the case give them a call.

A man lands in jail after deputies say he bit his ex-wife’s face.

Laurel County deputies arrested James Partin Saturday night. Deputies were called out to a home on highway 1223 just after 11 p.m.

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Partin’s ex-wife told deputies he shoved her, spit in her face then bit her. Investigators say there were bite marks on the woman’s face.

Partin is charged with assault and intoxication.