Eyron Jamar Smith, 23, was in possession of a loaded .45 caliber pistol along with  numerous controlled substances.  He has two outstanding warrants from  Fayette County.  One is for failure to appear and the other, according to Lexington police, is a murder warrant for the Nov. 16 shooting of Walter Gray.

University of Kentucky police and Lexington police report seeing a car early this morning driving on South Limestone without headlights on.  When an officer attempted to pull the vehicle over the driver took off and there was a brief pursuit.  The vehicle was stopped on Alumi and Nicholasville Rd.  The driver ran from the vehicle but was tackled by an officer on Alumni at University.

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Smith has been charged with failure to appear, murder, possession of a controlled substance 1st degree, 1st offense-cocaine and trafficking synthetic cannabinoid agonists or piperazines.

Police are waiting for Smith to sober up before interviewing him.

A homicide in Russell County Saturday morning leads to an arrest.

Kentucky State police received a call from Russell County dispatch at approximately 3:49 AM CST in reference to a shooting that occurred at 4248 KY Hwy. 92 where 34-year-old Jason Adam Willis lived.

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Willis had become involved in a verbal argument with his neighbor, 19-year-old Trevor Robertson of Lot 1 Sunset Loop, Russell Springs. At some point during the argument, Robertson retrieved a shotgun from his residence and shot at Willis, striking him in the upper torso. Willis was pronounced dead at the scene.

Robertson was arrested, charged with Murder and lodged in the Russell County Detention Center. The investigation is ongoing.

Police arrested a man and woman from Pierre yesterday in a case that started with a report of possible identity theft. Police Captain Elton Blemaster says authorities were told around 5:20 p.m. yesterday by a Pierre resident in the 400 block of North Tyler that her credit card company had informed her that someone was trying to use her identity to obtain a credit card.

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The company told the woman to call authorities and Blemaster says it was then that police began an investigation. He says the credit card company’s fraud department provided police with an IP and email address obtained from the person trying to apply for the credit card using another person’s information and identified a suspect. Blemaster says police came in contact late Tuesday with the woman they believed had committed the crime. Arrested in the parking lot of a Pierre business along Sioux Avenue was 26-year-old Katey McGruder. Blemaster says she admitted she obtained the victim’s date-of-birth and social security number and had applied for the credit card. She was arrested for Identity Theft, which is a Class 6 Felony. Also taken into custody was 26-year-old Christopher Quickbear-who was with McGruder at the time. Blemaster says Quickbear was arrested for Ingesting. Both were transported to the Hughes County Jail.

It was exactly one month ago Friday, that Shane Montgomery went out with friends in Manyunk, and hasn’t been seen since.

It has been an exhausting, and difficult month.

Shane Montgomery has been missing since November 26, and each day that passes has been one of hope and then heartache for his family.

“The only thing that gets us out of bed every day is that we are committed to finding Shane. Won’t stop until we do. There will be no rest or peace until we do,” said Shane’s aunt Marianne Wittman Friday.

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The missing person signs are weatherworn, and the green ribbons shuffle in the wind, as one month has passed since 21-year-old Shane Montgomery disappeared.

The West Chester University student was last seen at a Manyunk bar the night before thanksgiving.

Since then, police have searched extensively for the young man from Roxborough, aided by the FBI and other agencies, and volunteers.

Most recently, Shane’s car keys were found in the river.

“The suffering is unimaginable and my sister, bother in law and all of us, we are, our hearts are shattered, until we find him,” said Wittman, “Karen, her Husband, other family members spent yesterday, looking along the river looking for a sign of Shane.

The body of an autistic 4-year-old boy who had been missing since Christmas Eve has been found in a pond in Horry County.

Coroner Robert Edge told local media outlets that the body of Jayden Morrison was found in a pond in Little River on Friday morning.

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Police, first responders, K9 units, dive teams and volunteers had been searching for the boy since he disappeared from his grandmother’s house around 5:30 p.m. Wednesday.

The New York boy’s family had been visiting relatives in the area.

More than 150 volunteers took part in the search Friday.

Police are searching for an Indianapolis man who was last seen around 7 p.m. on Christmas Day.

According to IMPD, officers responded to a home in the 3000 block of English Avenue for a report of a missing person.

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Joe Dishner, 57, was last seen wearing a black hoodie, green army pants and white tennis shoes. Police said Dishner has a hard time walking and walks with a cane. He also suffers from COPD, early stages of dementia and other health problems.

If you see Dishner, call 911.

It’s been a difficult Christmas for a mother who is waiting for answers about her missing daughter.

Norma Jo Brown has been missing for three months.

She was last seen with was Kevin Howard, a man accused of killing a Grant County teacher and college professor. Police have not connected him to Brown’s disappearance.

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Christmas has arrived. The holiday has been tough for Brown’s family.

“This is the first year that she has not been here with us,” said Sharon King, Brown’s mother.

King thinks Howard knows where her daughter is.

“I believe he already had done something or she would have called home or came home. There’s a reason she can’t,” said King.

She’s asking for help from anyone that knows anything about where Brown could be.

King says crews will search a stretch of the Kentucky River in Jessamine County for clues.

The California Highway Patrol has issued a missing person alert this morning for James Mengel.

Mengel was last scene Wednesday leaving for midnight Mass. He is described as a white man, 77 years old, 195 pounds, 5 feet 9 inches tall with gray hair and brown eyebrows. He was wearing a silver jacket, red dress shirt and blue jeans.

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Mengel was driving a 2004 Toyota Tundra with license plate 7M40197.

CHP officials said Mengel suffers from a medical condition and could become disoriented. He is possibly enroute to a previous residence in the Redwood City area.