A Laurel County man was arrested early Saturday morning for allegedly threatening to kill a woman.

Deputies say they were called to Philpot Road just before 1 a.m. When they arrived on the scene, they say 29-year-old Brian Baker fled out the back door and hid underneath a mobile home.

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After searching the area, Baker was found and arrested after a brief struggle.

He is facing several charges including terroristic threatening and fleeing or evading police.

A 53-year-old high school volleyball coach is facing multiple charges after authorities say he tried to arrange a sexual encounter with a 13-year-old girl.

Charles Goubert was arraigned Thursday in Clinton Township’s 41-B District Court on three counts of child sexually abusive activity, a 20-year felony, and three counts of using a computer to commit a crime, a 15-year-felony.  He was given a $100,000 bond and is due back in court on Oct. 27.

Goubert, the assistant volleyball coach at Yale High School, was arrested Wednesday after a lengthy investigation by the Macomb County Sheriff’s Computer Crimes Unit.

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According to investigations, Goubert had posted an ad on a social media website indicating he was looking to meet a 13-year-old girl for the purpose of performing sexual acts on her. Pretending to be a young girl, undercover detectives initiated contact with Goubet via e-mail and text messages.

Detectives arranged to meet Goubert at a predetermined time and location. When he showed up, Goubert was immediately arrested and brought to the Macomb County Jail.

“The Sheriff’s Office will be vigorous in their investigation and apprehension of individuals who are attempting to prey on children,” Sheriff Anthony Wickersham said in a statement.

Yale Public Schools immediately placed Goubert on administrative leave upon learning of his arrest. A spokesperson said Goubert did not teach at the school, but had been on the volleyball coaching staff for the past decade.

Superintendent Kenneth Nicholl has reportedly contacted the parents of students on the volleyball teams. A private meeting with players, parents, counselors and administrators is set for Friday.

The search is still going on for a mother of two who has been missing for more than four months.

Loved ones say Christina Montes disappeared on a hiking trail, but the National Park Service isn’t convinced.

Now, a private investigator is stepping in to help and he believes there is more to the story.

It is a missing persons case to the park service, but to her mother and the private investigator she is working with, the disappearance of Montes is suspicious.

Until there is more evidence to prove otherwise, they believe foul play may be involved.

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It has been more than four months since Florence Frazier saw her daughter.

“It has been really tough,” Frazier said. “She is very precious to us. We want her home.”

Montes was last seen on June 3. She was caught on camera at a Vons grocery store in Boulder City.

Loved ones say the 35-year-old Henderson woman was heading to a camping trip at the Arizona Hot Spring with her friend, 62-year-old James Edward Johnson.

Two days later, Johnson’s body was found, but there was no sign of Montes.

“I don’t believe that my daughter ever made it out of this park,” Frazier said.

However, investigators aren’t convinced Montes ever made it to the park.

“This is a mystery,” spokesperson for the park service Christie Vanover said.

Vanover says the National Park Service searched the area for Montes after her friend’s body was found, but ended the search on June 13.

After talking to several visitors and finding Johnson’s scooter in a parking lot by the trail with none of Montes’ belongings in it, the case is at a standstill.

“It’s still open but until there is new evidence that points us in the direction of where to go,” Vanover said.

Just when she was feeling that the park service gave up, Frazier got a call from a private investigator offering his help for free after finding a flyer on his truck during a visit.

“It’s a missing person and it’s a mother that is missing her daughter,” private investigator Lyle Sharman said.

Sharman says he believes foul play may be involved.

“Based on what we’re finding and the information we’re finding, it’s so solid and it’s so intriguing that you have no choice but to go down that road and keep looking for it,” Sharman said.

Vanover confirms Johnson died from methamphetamine overdose. Frazier says her daughter did struggle with drugs.

Sharman says he is tracking down others in the drug world Johnson and Montes may have come in contact with and their stories aren’t adding up.

“You can never imagine this,” Frazier said.

Sharman and Frazier say they believe Montes, a mother of two, is dead. And, they share a passion of finding out how and why.

“My family, we will never be whole again, but at least we’ll have some peace,” Frazier said.

Frazier says Montes wouldn’t have just taken off on her own because she told her family that she was going on that camping trip and she was seen on that video at Vons with her friend.

Red Rock Search and Rescue will search Arizona Hot Spring and Willow Beach area next Saturday.

Sharman is looking for volunteers to help find clues into Montes disappearance, to help contact him through UPIAZ@YAHOO.COM

It is the second Lexington homicide this week, however this time a 19-year-old is the victim. Jeffery Adams was gunned down at a North side apartment complex Friday morning, and the gunman is still on the run.

The shooting happened on Mccullough Drive, in the Winburn neighborhood around 10:30 a.m.

It was day that started with lights and sirens, and ended with heavy hearts

“My heart bleeds for his mother and his father, his family. He was a good hearted young boy,” said Kelly Washegesic. She lived near Adams and considered him a friend.

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For most people that new Adam’s, his death is a loss that just doesn’t make sense. Friends and family said he was too good, to go this way.

“That’s a son, that’s a nephew, that’s a brother, that’s a cousin. That’s somebody that is loved and now his life is taken because of somebody else,” said Washegesic.

Police said on Friday morning someone shot Adams at the Winburn area apartment complex. Investigators said when they arrived, Adams was lying in a second-floor hallway, dead.

“They told me the young man was shot in the back of the head in front of my doorway,” said Christopher Smith. He came home from work to the tragic scene. However, for him and other neighbors, the horror was learning who was killed.

“It’s just really sad… He’s still a kid,” said Smith.

“I was like no way, it can’t be him. And it’s devastating, it’s devastating,” said Washegesic.

Friends said Adams had a way with people. He was selfless, and found joy in helping others.

“I will always remember him. I will always remember the good from him, the good heart he had. He’s going to be missed dearly,” said Washegesic.

Now as police search for his killer, friends ask the public to act like Adams did while he lived, and help if they can.

“Don’t be afraid to step out and help. I would want somebody to help my kids if they were in trouble. And I am pretty sure Jeffery’s family would enjoy the same,” said Washegesic.

“I pray for the family. I pray that they get closure and find out who did this,” said Smith.

If you know anything about Adams’ death, you’re asked to call Lexington Police.

On Friday, Oct. 17, Kentucky State Police made two arrests in connection with the murder of Randy Williams.

Christopher S. Peyton, 20, of West Liberty was arrested and charged with murder. Kimberly D. Peyton, 55, of West Liberty was arrested and charged with complicity to commit murder. Both were arrested without incident and lodged in the Big Sandy Regional Detention Center in Paintsville.

On Oct. 16, at 2:27 p.m. Kentucky State Police received an anonymous call in regards to a deceased male subject on Dyer Branch in West Liberty.

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With further investigation officers located Randy Williams, 33 of 684 Dyer Branch, West Liberty, murdered at his residence from multiple gunshot wounds to the chest.

Police ask if anyone has any information in regards to this incident contact Kentucky State Police Morehead. The murder remains under investigation by Det. Donnie McGraw.

A store clerk is out of the hospital after being shot in an overnight robbery and three people have been arrested for the crime.

The clerk was on duty at the Thornton’s in Buckner just before 2 a.m. Oct. 17 when Oldham County Police say Douglas Orr entered the store armed with a gun.

Orr is charged with robbery and assault.

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Police say John Manning was the getaway driver. He is charged with complicity.

Holly Bardis was with the men when police found them. Bardis was not charged in the robbery, but was arrested on an outstanding warrant.

All three were lodged into the Oldham County Jail.

The Laurel County Sheriff’s Office is searching for a man who escaped home incarceration.

Terry Mullins, 47, was on home incarceration regarding an assault first-degree, leaving the scene of an accident, failure to render aid and driving under the influence.

Mullins was allegedly driving a full-size GMC van under the influence and struck a 17-year-old on a bicycle, leaving the teen critically injured.

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He was found two miles away from the scene and the 17-year-old’s backpack was found in the front grill of the van.

Mullins fled home incarceration on foot at approximately 3:00 p.m. Friday afternoon.

He is described as a white male, 5 feet 9 inches, 150 pounds. He has long brown hair, green eyes and a metal prosthetic left leg.

Mullins’ whereabouts is unknown.

If anyone has any information on Mullins, they are asked to contact the Laurel County Sheriff’s office at (606) 864 – 6600 or at (606) 878 – 7000, and can remain anonymous.

A Port Charlotte family is desperately searching for 34-year-old Katy McDonald.

She was last seen at her apartment on October 11th. Neighbors said she was doing laundry.

When family members went to check on her a few days later, Katy was gone.

“We’re very concerned,” Katy’s mother Gwen Alvarez said.

“It’s just like a stone instead of a heart it’s rough,” she added.

The 34-year-old has been living by herself.

Family members said her door was left unlocked, the lights were left on and her laundry was left in the machine.

The Frankfort Police Department said on Friday that they are investigating a missing person case.

Frankfort police said Johnathan Murray was last seen on Oct. 9. Police describe Murray as 6-feet-8-inches tall, 200 pounds, with red hair and brown eyes. No information was provided on Murray’s age.

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Anyone with information on Murray’s whereabouts is asked to contact the Frankfort PD Detective Division at 765-654-4277.

A hearing was held Friday for the man accused of fatally shooting a prominent defense attorney in Somerset this summer.

Attorneys met in a Pulaski County court to determine if Clinton Innabnitt, the man police say admitted to loading his gun and waiting for Mark Stanziano to show up for work to shoot him, is competent to stand trial.

The victim’s widow, Bethany Stanziano, says she knew her husband’s killer personally.

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“There were days it was hard to tell what was going on through Clint’s mind,” she said. “I don’t know if he’s competent or not; I know that’s what they are addressing today. So I don’t know, we’ll see.”

Bethany now works out of the same office as her late husband and picked up his cases since his death on June 27.

“It’s very hard to walk into the office everyday and to retrace the path that he took that morning, and to walk over to where he fell,” she said.

Police say Inabnitt waited for Stanziano as he walked into work and fired off seven rounds, shooting Stanziano multiple times in the torso. A sheriff’s deputy reportedly saw the shooting and took Inabnitt into custody immediately.

Apparently, Inabnitt had approached Stanziano the night before about needing help and the attorney couldn’t help him. Police say Inabnitt had made previous threats toward Stanziano.

“I want Clint to go to prison for the rest of his life and, if he doesn’t go to prison for the rest of his life, then he needs to go to a mental institution so he can’t do this to anyone else,” Bethany said.

Inabnitt’s goes back to court in December.