The Frederick County Sheriff’s Office is asking for assistance in locating a missing person.

Authorities said Sean Edward Davidson has been missing since December 2nd.  He was last seen around 10:00 a.m. leaving Urbana heading to Baltimore.

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Investigators said Davidson does not have a cell phone.  He was last seen wearing a blue baseball cap, a blue hooded sweatshirt and black running pants with a stripe down the side of the leg.  His vehicle is described as a 2014 blue Ford Mustang convertible.

Anyone with information is asked to contact the Frederick County Sheriff’s Office at 301-600-2071.

Help Bluegrass Crime Stoppers catch their most wanted person of the week.

19-year old Daquantae Smith is five feet six inches tall and weight 150 lbs. He is wanted for theft of more than $10,000.

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Call Crime Stoppers at 253.2020 if you have any information.  If your tip helps make an arrest, you could pocket a reward in the amount of $1,000.

The infant at the center of an Amber Alert in Florence has been found safe, according to sources.

Police officers are reporting that 20-day-old Henry Flores was found at a gas station on Dixie Highway in Ft. Mitchell.

Flores was in the backseat of a 2001 Volkswagen Passat that was stolen from a Speedway in Florence early Thursday afternoon.

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The child was found asleep in the back of the vehicle.

Officials say the child appears to be fine but will be checked out by EMS to make sure.

The Florence Police Department thanks everyone for helping them bring the Amber Alert to a safe conclusion

On Sunday in the small town of Mayslick Kentucky, a thief was stealing from people’s cars while they attended  church services.

Mayslick resident, Rebecca Banks said this today: “We walked out of church and I noticed some glass on the ground. And I thought that wasn’t there when we went in and I didn’t really see the window of the van broken at first and then my two year old said “mommy, van, broke, ya know?”

As soon as she noticed her purse was gone, she began canceling credit cards and taking mental inventory of what she had lost.

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While Rebecca was taking inventory the thief was filling up at a gas station down the road.

When she found out, she was furious.

“It was just so maddening because he pulls the card out of his wallet, no big deal, like it’s his…signed the receipt with a bogus name,” said Banks.

Deputies are looking into a similar break in in nearby Robertson county.

Someone found Rebecca’s purse later in a grave yard near the church. Luckily she only lost the $20 in gas and a Walmart gift card.

It’s not the money though that had Rebecca concerned.

“We hope this guy gets caught so he doesn’t do it to someone else, especially at Christmas time,” says Banks

An Amber Alert has been issued after police say a suspect stole a car with an infant inside.

According to a press release from Florence PD, officials responded to the report of a vehicle theft from a Speedway gas station.

Further information revealed that a 20-day-old Henry Flores was in the backseat of the 2001 Volkswagen Passat.

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Surveillance video from the store shows that the vehicle left the parking lot westbound on US42 toward the interstate. There is no information available about the possible suspect at this time.

The 2001 Passat is dark blue in color with license plate 000-PZR. Baby Flores was last seen wearing gray pants and a white onesie.

Police have not yet released a photo of Flores. The suspect was last seen wearing a black coat and the only description police have released.

A Lexington man who admitted killing his one-month-old son was sentenced Thursday in court.

Caz Hazuga entered a guilty plea last month in the death of Caz Hazuga, Jr. Hazuga admitted hitting his child’s head against the kitchen counter several times.The family called 911, but then took the child to the hospital themselves.

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Hazuga is charged with manslaughter. The jury recommended a sentence of six years and the court agreed.

Law enforcement officials have taken a man into custody after a Texas meteorologist was shot.

KCEN employee, Patrick Crawford, was shot multiple times in the parking lot of the station Wednesday morning, a Department of Public Safety spokesman said late Wednesday morning. He is a morning show meteorologist at the station. Crawford managed to drive away from the scene and flag down help.

A detective with the DPS said the suspect exchanged words with the employee before he pulled a semi-automatic handgun and fired several times.

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Police describe the suspect, as a white male, 30-35 years old, wearing a black hoodie sweatshirt and dark jeans.  Officials have not said whether the man taken into custody Wednesday afternoon is the shooter.

Crawford was taken to Scott and White Memorial Hospital in Temple, where he was undergoing surgery late Wednesday morning, Wilson said.

A McCreary County man and his sister in Arizona say they were scammed out of hundreds of bucks while they were looking for Christmas bargains.

The Better Business Bureau reports the online store they shopped at, santastoydepot.com, is a scam.

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The BBB says the man paid $50 for a bike, but $500 was taken out of his account. They were unable to contact the company because no contact information was available.

When the BBB investigated the website, there was no indication of the site being secure or encrypted.

Authorities have confirmed that person found dead inside of a car in Elk Grove is that of missing person Aubrey Andrews.

The Prius belonging to Andrews was found Monday night along the 8400 block of Elk Grove Boulevard. A body was found inside the car, but authorities did not make a positive identification at the time.

Early Wednesday afternoon, Sacramento Police announced that the person found inside the car was indeed Aubrey.

No cause of death was given by the Sacramento County Coroner’s Office. The investigation could take 6 to 8 months, officials say.

Aubrey, who was 9 months pregnant, had been missing since Dec. 6. Authorities have not commented on the fate of the baby.