Lexington police have released photos of the man accused of robbing a business Tuesday afternoon.

It happened at the Advance America cash advance on Southland Drive just after noon.

Witnesses say a man wearing a white hoodie entered the store, implied he had a weapon and demanded money. He then fled on foot with some cash.

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Anyone with any information on the man’s identity or where he may be is asked to call police.

A 27-year-old Akron, NY man is accused of having sexual relations with a child under the age of 15-years-old.

New York State Police say Kyle T. Fiegel had sexual relations with a minor on multiple occasions in the Town of Royalton.

Fiegel is charged with rape, criminal sex act and endangering the welfare of a child.

He was arraigned in court and remanded to the Niagara County Jail. His next court appearance is November 18.

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State Police confirmed with 2 On Your Side that Fiegel was a substitute teacher in several districts across Erie, Niagara and Orleans counties, as well as a JV coach

Police in Adair County are looking for two men they say escaped from jail Tuesday.

Police say they’re looking for 20-year-old Jordan Luttrell of Liberty and 34-year-old Thomas Wilson of Albany.

Officers say the two fled through the front door of the Columbia jail just after 8 p.m. Tuesday, but no one noticed until almost an hour later during a bed check.

Luttrell is described to be about 5-foot-11, 175 pounds, with brown hair and blue eyes, and has a large scar on the right side of his head.

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Wilson is described to be about 6-feet tall, 220 pounds, brown hair and blue eyes, has tattoos on both sides of his neck and arms.

Police say the two men were serving several years on theft-related charges. Police believe they may have been picked up in a white 2004 Chevrolet Cavalier.

If you have any information where these men might be, you’re asked to call police.

A man is behind bars after police say he tried to set an apartment on fire by increasing the temperature of several appliances inside.

Police say 22-year-old Michael Collins left four stove burners on high heat, an oven on high heat with the door open and the thermostat at a high temperature.

His arrest warrant states a family member discovered the appliances inside the apartment, which had significant heat damage to it, on Nov. 2.

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The building had five people inside, according to police. It’s not clear for how long the heat was left turned up.

Police say Collins was seen removing items from the apartment on Oct. 31.

He was picked up in Boyd County where officers found out he had a warrant out for him in Madison County after he was involved in a two car accident there.

Collins is charged with attempted arson, five counts of wanton endangerment and burglary second degree.

The Chapel Hill Police Department is currently seeking help in locating the following missing person:  Raymond Franklin Huntington is a white male born on December 10, 1956.  He is about 6’ 2” tall, has a large build, gray hair and a goatee.

Raymond Huntington.

Mr. Huntington was last seen on November 10th in the area of Granville Road in Chapel Hill.  Mr. Huntington left driving in a black Honda CR-V, NC License Plate HUMNISIM.  He was expected to drive to Raleigh and failed to return home.  Mr. Huntington is diabetic and is not believed to have his medications.

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If you have information concerning the whereabouts of Raymond Huntington, please call the Chapel Hill Police Department at 919-968-2870 or contact Orange County Communications by calling 911 or 919-732-5063 immediately.

A missing person’s report was filed last Friday with the Titus County Sheriff’s Office. Jimmy Dwayne McClure, of Titus County, was reported missing by his brother, Richard McClure of Daingerfield.

McClure was last seen mid-September leaving a relative’s residence in Humble. The last known phone contact was during the same time.

Chief John Livingston of the Titus County Sheriff’s Office said there has been no updated information since the family filed the report, and that the case had been assigned to an investigator.

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“The family’s not been in contact with him since mid-September,” Livingston said. “There’s nothing there to say that something’s horribly wrong, but there’s also nothing to say there’s not.”

Livingston said the department is currently looking into McClure’s last known location and following up with local friends and family.

According to a statement released on Saturday by the sheriff’s office, McClure has ties to Titus County, the Houston area, and Shreveport.

McClure is described as a 62-year-old white male with blond hair and brown eyes. He was last known to be driving a silver 2003 Nissan Pathfinder with Texas license plate BY7M430.

Anyone with information regarding the whereabouts of McClure or his vehicle should contact the Titus County Sheriff’s Office at 903-572-6641.

It has been more than a year since thousands of dollars worth of rare bourbon was stolen from Buffalo Trace Distillery in Franklin County.

Now, detectives say they are more certain than ever it was an inside job. In October 2013, just over 190 bottles of Pappy Van Winkle bourbon seemingly disappeared. The value was more than $26,000. The mystery stumped local law enforcement.

“196 bottles don’t just walk away,” says Sheriff Pat Melton.

The Franklin County Sheriff’s Office, which has interviewed more than 100 Buffalo Trace employees as part of its investigation is now more confident than ever that this was carried out by at least two employees.

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“It took employees, somebody inside who works there, to pull this off,” says Sheriff Melton.

Investigators believe that the thieves are people who had access to the bourbon, and were familiar with the distillery’s facilities.

“The bourbon was in a warehouse, behind a second lock and key. So it’s not like it was just sitting out on a main warehouse floor where anybody had access to it,” says Sheriff Melton.

Officials say the theft was carried out through the use of a large delivery truck and could have easily happened during normal business hours. While deputies have made a lot of progress, there is still a rather large reward being offered for more information.

However, the police remain optimistic.

“We just need a little bit of help and I think we could be very successful on this case,” says Sheriff Melton.

If you have any information on the theft please contact Frankfort Police.

Lexington police are searching for a man they say robbed a Lexington business early Tuesday afternoon.

It happened at the Advance America on Southland Drive around 12:15 p.m.

Police say a man walked into the business, implied he had a weapon and demanded money. He fled with some cash, but it’s not clear how much.

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He is described as a white man, about 6-foot tall wearing a white hoodie and khaki pants.

Police say they will reveal surveillance video as they continue to investigate

Kentucky State Police have identified the woman who was found dead lying in a Lee County roadway Monday evening.

State police say the woman is 36-year-old Patricia C. Lutes of Beattyville.

Lutes was found with an apparent gunshot wound around 6:30 p.m. on HWY 2016 after a neighbor heard a single shot fired.

Lutes was pronounced dead by the Lee County coroner.

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Neighbors say Lutes, or Trish as they called her, was found not to far from her house and may have been going to check her mail when she was shot and later died on the scene.

They say Trish was a mother and a wife, and was well liked in her community.

“She’s a great person. In a million years you would have never thought, in a million years, this would have happened. Everybody loved herm” said Mary Allen.

Investigators say at this time, they don’t know what led to the shooting or who may be responsible. They’re asking anyone with any information on this case to give state police a call.

Somerset police say a man tried to kill a woman and then take his own life outside a Pulaski County middle school Tuesday morning.

32-year-old Angie Lynn Rodriguez was stabbed in the stomach, hands and arms by a man she was recently separated from, police said.

30-year-old Marcos Popche then stabbed himself multiple times in a suicide attempt, police said. He was airlifted to UK Hospital in Lexington, where he later died. He was pronounced dead by the Fayette County coroner at 9:08 a.m.

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Rodriguez was taken to Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital and then airlifted to UK Hospital to be treated for her injuries considered life-threatening.

Officials say she was stabbed with a large kitchen knife inside her silver car. in the lower parking lot of Meece Middle School on Barnett St. in Somerset around 8 a.m. Tuesday.

Police say Popche asked Rodriguez to meet him in the school’s parking lot after school had started. He reportedly handed a note to the victim that read “I love you that is why we are both going to die.”

No students were present during Tuesday morning’s incident but there were several witnesses, including school employees who ran to help the victim, police said.

Police say the suspect and victim were an unmarried couple who had no children in common.

The Somerset Police Dept. continues to investigate.