A fourth suspect has been arrested in the death of an EKU Student.

Christopher Robinson, 19, has been charged with burglary and murder in a home invasion that led to the death of Amber Caudill.

Caudill was killed when a stray bullet came through the ceiling during a home invasion in an upstairs apartment.

Winchester police confirm that Robinson was shot during the home invasion. He was treated for his wound and taken to Clark County Detention Center.

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Police say Robinson, Aaron Stailey, Lamont Wilkerson and Lillian Barnett broke into the Winchester apartment two days before Christmas.

Stailey, Wilkerson, and Barnett have all pleaded not guilty.

The Franklin County Sheriff’s department has issued a Golden Alert for a missing man.

Robert Miller, 69, of Frankfort has been missing since Monday afternoon.

He was last seen at a Taco Bell near the Louisville Road area of Frankfort with an unidentified younger white male.

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If you have information on Mr. Miller, you’re asked to contact the 502-875-8740.

A Madison County man has been arrested and accused of adult kidnapping and robbery after stealing a gaming system.

The robbery occurred on December 13. According to an arrest warrant, Joseph Crowdus went to a residence to purchase an XBOX 360 and two video games. Once he arrived, Crowdus asked the victim to carry the gaming system to his car. Once the two arrived at the car, two other men forced the victim to get inside.

One of the men in the vehicle pointed a gun to the victim’s head and demanded all the money that he had on him.

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The victim was able to escape through a rear door after the vehicle stopped on the side of the road. Police, say the victim lost $40, the XBOX and two games.

A Pulaski County man was arrested after police determined that he was involved in the manufacturing of methamphetamine.

After a routine traffic stop yielded methamphetamine, police conducted a road side interview with the driver of the vehicle. They ascertained that the driver in possession of the meth had allegedly purchased the drugs from William Wilson III.

After obtaining a search warrant based on the information received during that traffic stop, officers searched Wilson’s home and found numerous baggies of suspected methamphetamine throughout the home.

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Wilson III was arrested at the resident and was charged with possession of a controlled substance and trafficking in a controlled substance.

Wilson is being held without bond.

Trent Woods Police Department arrested Edwin Smith Morton Jr., of Peletier, Friday on an outstanding warrant from the Carteret County Sheriff’s Department.

Mr. Morton, 50, of 1428 Highway 58, Lot No. 17, Pondside Mobile Home Park, was arrested for a sex crime with a 5-year-old girl known to him. The incident has been under investigation since November 2014, according to a press release.

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Mr. Morton was arrested at a family member’s residence on Highland Avenue in Trent Woods, and transported from the Craven County jail to the Carteret County jail. He has been charged with one count of indecent liberties with a child, and remains in jail under a $100,000 bond. He had his first court appearance Monday morning.

No additional information was released due to the age of the victim.

There have been five murders in just five days across Baltimore City. One of the victims was an 11-year-old boy found shot to death Sunday morning.

Baltimore police say the 11-year-old boy was shot in the head by his father, who then turned the gun on himself.

It was a disturbing discovery on the 19-hundred block of Pulaski Highway. A Baltimore police officer on routine patrol found a boy and man shot to death.

“The father and son were last seen on January 1. On January 2, the mom called and filed a missing person report with us,” said Lt. Eric Kowalcyzk.

In the backseat of the car were 11-year-old Matthew Thomas and his father, the suspected gunman. Police are calling it a murder/suicide.

“At the time, there was no indication that there was cause for concern. There was no indication there was going to be an act of violence so it didn’t go in as a critical missing as you see sometimes with Amber alerts that go out,” said Kowalcyzk.

Matthew is the fourth murder victim out of five so far this year. Baltimore City police say the murders that have sparked across the city since the beginning of the year are not random acts of violence, although the victims have been murdered in similar ways by being shot in the head.

On Saturday, police found a man shot in the head on the 26-hundred block of Seville Avenue. Another man was found shot in the head on the 45-hundred block of Erdman Avenue and another fatality—also by a gunshot to the head—on the 5-hundred block of Queensgate Road.

“These incidents look like all of these victims had some connectivity to the shooter. in other words, these aren’t random acts of violence,” said Kowalcyzk.

Police say they have very few details as to what led up to the shooting of the 11-year-old, who would have been returning to school Monday after Christmas break.

Police could not confirm if the father had a criminal past.

A search is under way in the San Bernardino Mountains this morning for an Irvine woman who has not been seen by her family since last Monday morning, Dec. 29.

After receiving the missing-person report on Lisa Ann Cimbaluk last Tuesday, Irvine Police officials entered the 35-year-old’s personal and vehicle information in the state Missing Person database, according to a statement from spokeswoman Farrah Emami. The San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department informed Irvine Police Sunday that Cimbaluk’s vehicle was found near Big Bear by a trail head, says Emami, who notes there were no signs of foul play.

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Sheriff’s search-and-rescue personnel are now searching the area for Cimbaluk, who is described as white, 5-foot-5 and 150 pounds, with brown hair and blue eyes.

Anyone with information about her whereabouts is asked to call Irvine Police at 949.724.7200, the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Big Bear station at 909.866.0100, or the sheriff’s dispatch at 909.387.8313.

Charged with trafficking drugs, Tiffany Stover sits behind bars in Laurel County. Just after Christmas, State police say that the 29 year old took a late night trip to a Pilot gas station off of 1-75 in Corbin. When She went to the adjoining McDonalds, Stover went to pay for her meal and pulled out something that wasn’t her wallet. State Troopers told Josh Breslow that, “She looked at the cashier and she said oh my goodness I can’t believe I just pulled that out in front of you.”

According to this arrest citation, Stover went on to tell the employee at this McDonalds exactly what was in that container.

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She said that the jar contained drugs and money and that she was traveling from Ohio to Corbin to sell drugs and make a killing.

Investigators said that the jar contained money, aluminum foil and meth.

A man was also arrested with Stover. Bobby Smith, a Clay County man was accused of driving Stover to the Pilot while he was on drugs.  When troopers approached the vehicle, they say that the 62 year old threw meth out of the window. He is charged with DUI and drug possession.

The Johnson County Sheriff’s Office made an arrest in a Meth Lab bust after catching someone allegedly using the drug while sitting in his vehicle.

A Sheriff’s deputy was responding to a tip of an active meth lab at an address in Paintsville, Ky. According to a press release, it was there that Michael Brown was sitting in his Toyota apparently using methamphetamine.

Brown was wanted on a previous warrant. Within the vehicle, the responding officer found an active meth lab.

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Brown has been lodged in the Big Sandy Regional Detention Center and charged with possession of meth precursors, manufacturing meth, and possession of marijuana.