Authorities are searching for a Glendale man with medical issues who has been missing since Nov. 12.

Talson Bethune, 22, was recently hospitalized for a medication interaction that caused seizures and confusion. After he returned home, he woke up in a panicked state, took a suitcase and clothes and left, according to a release from LostNMissing Inc.

Four days later, he called home on an “unknown” number and was crying and fearful, the release said.

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He is without his medication, cellphone and money, and may start having internal bleeding due to lack of medication, the release said. He is new to Arizona.

He was still missing as of Friday, according to Glendale Police Department spokesman Tracey Breeden. His information was placed in the FBI’s National Crime Information Center as a missing person and was sent to all surrounding law-enforcement agencies, hospitals and mental-health facilities, she said.

Bethune is 6 feet tall, 228 pounds, has short brown hair, green eyes and a mustache and goatee. He has tattoos on the left side of his neck, both upper arms, the outer side of his hand and across his chest, and wears a diamond stud in his left ear.

He was last seen wearing black jeans, a black T-shirt, a blue zip-up hoodie, grey sneakers and a dark baseball cap with “A” on the front. He had a large black suitcase on wheels and a black duffel bag.

He may have been last seen near 67th Avenue and Cactus Road in Glendale a couple days after his disappearance. If seen, please call 911 and provide the case number 14-140937.

The Dade County Sheriff’s Department is asking for help in locating a missing 73-year-old Lookout Mountain man.

According to the Sheriff’s Department:

Freddie Wooten was last seen Friday, Nov. 21, at 8 p.m. on Lookout Mountain, Ga.

Wooten was on his way to pick up his daughter in the Fairyland community.

Wooten left his residence on Craig Road and was captured on a street camera near his daughter’s residence.

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This was the last time anyone has heard or seen of Wooten.

He was last seen wearing a light blue shirt and navy pants.

Wooten is approximately 6-feet-2-inches and weighs around 200 pounds.

He was driving a green 2002 Ford Windstar with the license number THM1418 Dade County Ga.

According to Walker County 911 non-emergency, the Walker County Sheriff’s Department is assisting in the search.

Anyone who has seen Wooten or his vehicle is asked to contact the Dade County Sheriff’s Department at 706-657-3233 or on Facebook

A charter bus driver has been arrested after police say she was driving dozens of students while under the influence.

46-year-old Holly M. Brown of Louisville was traveling on the Bluegrass Parkway to the EZ Stop Store and Restaurant on KY 555 around 1:30 Sunday afternoon. An off-duty Anderson County deputy saw the bus and called dispatch to report that he believed the driver was under the influence. Brown was arrested as a result of the investigation.

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41 students and 9 adult chaperones from Elliot County High School were on the bus at the time. The group was returning home from a Future Business Leaders of America field trip in Louisiana.

Brown was driving a Prevost Tour Bus owned by Miller Transportation.

Miller transportation send out a statement following the arrest. The statement reads, “Miller Transportation insists that safety must be our highest priority. Our company is fully cooperating with law enforcement as they investigate the circumstances of this incident. Miller Transportation has in place has a federally mandated program to conduct random, routine drug and alcohol testing for all of our drivers. Miller Transportation wishes to apologize to our passengers who’s trip was disrupted by this incident. As soon as we learned the motorcoach was stopped and the driver detained, we immediately sent our Director of Safety to the scene to take the passengers to their destination and get them home safely. The motorcoach was back on the road in about three hours.”

Brown has been facing several charges including wanton endangerment and operating a motor vehicle under the influence. She is in the Marion County Jail.

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Family and friends are looking for 13-year-old Ella Blalock in this area, two nights after she was last seen, and hope you can help. They say the boy she might be with has friends here, and they might have headed this way. We don’t have details of her disappearance but we know police are on the lookout too, so if you have any information about her whereabouts, call 911.

One person is dead after a Sunday morning crash in Gallatin County.

State police say around 7 a.m., 62-year-old Terri Busch was driving northbound on I-71. According to investigators, her vehicle hit an icy spot on a bridge near mile marker 55 and went off the left side of the roadway. The vehicle then hit the median and overturned.

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Busch, who is from Louisville, was not wearing a seat belt. She was pronounced dead at the scene.

The investigation is ongoing.

A Morgan County woman has been missing since Thursday, and family members are asking for help finding her.

DeVona Burley Rothrock was last seen around 2:45 p.m. at her house in Morgan County, according to Rothrock’s niece Andrea Wiles Sandlin. Rothrock’s 18-year-old son, a student at Monrovia High School, was the first person to notice something may have been wrong. He said he got home after school Thursday and found the door open and her purse, ID and keys still inside. Hamburgers she had been cooking were still on the stove.

The son called Sandlin saying she was the last phone number in his mother’s phone. When she still had not returned later that night, Sandlin went to the sheriff’s office to file a missing person’s report around 1:00 Friday morning.

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Rothrock’s father-in-law said he saw her getting into a dark Pontiac two-door around 2:45, but couldn’t tell if she was getting in on her own or if she was being forced to do so.

Sandlin said Rothrock’s husband has been out of town on a construction job and did not return until after she disappeared.

The Morgan County Sheriff’s Office confirmed to Eyewitness News that a missing person’s report had been filed for a woman by the name of Devona Rothrock, but said that they were not actively searching for her.

Anyone with information on where Rothrock may be is asked to call the sheriff’s office at (765) 342-6614.

A driver in Warren County is facing a murder charge for a fatal crash.

Bowling Green Police say 20-year-old Michael Hardy was drunk at the wheel when he crashed into another car late Friday night. The other driver was killed.

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Hardy was treated for some minor injuries and charged with DUI and murder.

The crash is still under investigation. The victim’s name hasn’t been release

The former owner of Texas Avenue Chiropractic clinic in Bryan has been sentenced to nearly seven years in federal prison for engaging in a conspiracy to defraud various automobile insurance companies of more than $3 million via the U.S. Postal Service, announced U.S. Attorney Kenneth Magidson. Edward Graham, 38, was convicted by a Houston federal jury in October 2013 after only four hours of deliberation.

Today, U.S. District Judge Kenneth Hoyt ordered Graham to serve a sentence of 80 months in federal prison to be immediately followed by three years of supervised release. Earlie Dickerson, 44, was also convicted at trial and sentenced to 168 months on Sept. 15, 2014. Three others — Marion Young, 44, Chase Lindsey, 46, and Brittany Jessie, 24, pleaded guilty in advance of trial and were sentenced previously to 60, 24 and 30 months in federal prison, respectively. All were further ordered to pay restitution to the auto insurance companies of approximately $1.2 million.

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All of the defendants are residents of Bryan.

During Dickerson and Graham’s trial, evidence revealed that the Bryan office of Sanjoh & Associates employed no attorneys. However, many clients thought Dickerson was the attorney with one witness even calling him Earlie Sanjoh. From February 2007 through December 2009, Dickerson used his position at Sanjoh & Associates to recruit individuals involved in auto accidents to be represented by the Sanjoh law firm.

Dickerson sent individuals he recruited to specific clinics where Lindsey was the only chiropractor. According to trial testimony, Lindsey entered into an agreement with Dickerson to provide medical evaluations of, and recommend treatment for, patients sent to him by Dickerson in exchange for $2,000 in cash per month. Young, who was in charge of one of the clinics and who also recruited individuals to be represented by the firm, received checks from Sanjoh & Associates totaling approximately $77,000, as well as approximately $35,000 in cash from Dickerson.

The patients represented by the firm were allegedly injured in auto accidents. Lindsey routinely recommended medically unnecessary therapeutic treatments and, in some instances, either never evaluated the patient or did so after the patient had already begun receiving treatments. The treatments, if done, were done by unlicensed, untrained and unqualified individuals. Lindsey always prescribed the same six treatments but the patients usually received only two — ice/heat packs and electric stimulation. Lindsey prescribed the treatments be done 3-4 times per week for 5-6 weeks. However, the patients usually went once a week for 3-4 weeks. Lindsey provided no follow-up treatments.

Graham and Jessie created false and fraudulent chiropractic bills for treatments which were never performed. Dickerson used the fraudulent bills as support for settlement demand letters sent to auto insurance companies which caused the insurance companies to issue settlement checks. The scheme resulted in the submission of more than $3 million in false billing claims on which the companies paid out at least $1.2 million during 2007-2009.

Lindsey started working for Graham at Texas Avenue Chiropractic Clinic in February 2007 and continued until it closed on or about Sept. 1, 2007. Upon its closing due to the growing suspicions of the insurance companies, Dickerson and Graham continued the criminal enterprise by opening a new clinic under the name H & E Chiropractic with Lindsey as the only chiropractor. After H&E Chiropractic shut down in March 2008, Dickerson continued the on-going criminal scheme using another new clinic, Private Chiropractic Care, which he opened with Jessie as the primary owner and Lindsey as the only chiropractor. After it shut down in September 2009, Dickerson and Lindsey agreed to continue the fraud scheme by sending the Sanjoh clients to Lindsey Chiropractic Care until search warrants were executed in November 2009.

Graham was taken into custody pending transfer to a U.S. Bureau of Prisons facility.

The criminal charges are the result of a joint investigation by agents of the FBI and the National Insurance Crime Bureau. Assistant U.S. Attorneys Al Balboni and Adrienne Frazior prosecuted the case.

A murder arrest warrant has been issued for a Christian County man.

Hopkinsville Police are looking for Quinton Thomas Quarles after responding to an early morning shooting.

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Police say Quarles is a 29 year old black man, 5’10”, weighs 185 pounds, and has brown hair and brown eyes.

Police ask if you see anything to please give them a call.