Post Falls Police are searching for an endangered missing person.

Authorities said 28-year-old Issac Ambrose was reported missing by a family member. They said his last known location was the Flying J in Post Falls.

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Officials said he does require medication and is endangered. They said he is 6 foot 4 with a thin build.

If you see Ambrose, contact local law enforcement.

A dismembered body was found in a garage in a city south of Chicago on Sunday. The Fowler Police Department confirmed with News 18 on Monday they are working with Chicago police in the case. Authorities believe the body may be the missing ex-husband of the Fowler woman who died last week.

Chicago police detectives are investigating this mysterious death in Hegewisch, Illinois. Our CBS affiliate in Chicago reports, police are trying to figure out who the victim is and how the body got there.

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Investigators arrived at the scene Sunday after neighbors smelled a foul odor coming from the garage and alley. One source told CBS 2, the victim’s body had been dismembered and wrapped in plastic.

Police believe, but cannot confirm just yet, that the body found is 41-year-old Milan Lekich who was last seen in March 2013. On Thursday, Chicago police issued a missing person report for Lekich, whose last known address was on the same block where the body was found.

However, authorities can confirm that the garage where the body was found was owned by Lekich. Additionally, Fowler police have confirmed that Lekich was married, at one time, to 49-year-old Teresa Jarding who passed away last week in Fowler.

Investigators believe this case is related to the disappearance of Teresa’s mother, Nena Metoyer, who is still missing. Metoyer, whose home is in Tampa, Florida, was visiting Jarding in Fowler at the time of Jarding’s death. Metoyer was not at the home when police arrived Sept. 24, but her vehicle and belongings were still in the residence.

Police are looking for a missing teenager from East Camden.

Kyndel Chisolm, 15, was reported missing from his home on the 200 block of North 32nd Street on Saturday, authorities said.

He is described as black, 5 feet 8 inches tall, with black hair and brown eyes.

He was last seen riding a burgundy mountain bike and wearing a green and blue hoodie, black jeans, a brown jean jacket and black and brown boots.

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This is the second time he has been reported missing, police said.

He is known to frequent East Camden, including Dudley Park, and North Camden in the area of 5th Street.

Anyone with information on his whereabouts is asked to call the Camden County Police Department tip line at 856-757-7042.

Police are investigating after a body was discovered inside a Blue Springs hotel room.

Shortly after 7:30 Saturday morning, members of the Blue Springs Police Department were dispatched to the Days Inn, located at 451 NW Jefferson Street, in response to a call regarding “shots fired.”

Once police arrived, they located an individual, who died from an apparent gunshot injury, inside one of the rooms.  The hotel was placed on a lock down for citizen safety while Blue Springs Police searched for the suspect in the area.

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Christy Hallock, a guest at the hotel, said she dialed 911.

“A guy comes running down the stairs putting his clothes on saying someone shot in his room,” Hallock said. “He was freaking out.”

Hallock said she was eating breakfast in the hotel dining area when the man came running down the stairs. Then, she and seven others, including some children, hid inside a pantry.

A short time later, officers encountered an individual in the parking lot of the Rancho Grande Cantina restaurant, located at 501 NW Jefferson Street, who was armed with a firearm and threatening suicide.  Several minutes later, a Blue Springs Hostage Negotiator convinced the individual to unarm himself. The man was then taken into police custody.

“He looked a little bit crazy, he was freaking out,” Hallock said. “We were all hiding in the pantry area, he was standing right next to me and then when we all came out he got arrested.”

Sergeant Joe Fanara with the Blue Springs Police Department said it is unknown if the two men were from the area or just passing through.

“The incident was taken under control and the subject did comply with all commands,” Fanara said.

Police also tell FOX 4 it is unknown at this time if the two men knew each other. Police are not yet releasing the name of the victim but say it’s a man in his mid-20s.

The Blue Springs Police Department Special Victims Unit is currently investigating the incident. Charges are pending.

Megadeth’s lead singer Dave Mustaine on Friday urged the public to continue to search for his missing mother-in-law, who suffers from Alzheimer’s disease and wandered away from her Julian campsite a week ago.

“We need your help,” Mustaine pleaded alongside his wife at a news conference at the Sheriff’s Department headquarters.

The search for Sally Estabrook, 75, has continued in the areas surrounding Pinezanita RV Park & Campgrounds, where she was last seen Saturday afternoon while camping with friends. She disappeared while her husband was taking a shower, authorities said. She was wearing a white top, teal capri pants and tennis shoes.

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Mustaine urged residents in surrounding areas to check under bushes and in sheds and garages around their properties. She could also be along freeway ramps, in fast food restaurants, hospitals or shelters, or could be traveling around with homeless people, her daughter, Pam Mustaine, said.

“She may look like a homeless person at this point,” she said.

Estabrook, who lives in Fallbrook and has suffered from Alzheimer’s for several years, is verbal but non-communicative.

A major part of the search has centered about a mile south of the campground, where a motorcyclist reported possibly seeing her on state Route 79 near Sunrise Highway. The area is full of thick brush, ravines and steep hillsides.

A coffee pot from their camp is missing, and she may have carried it off looking for water.

Hundreds of volunteers have aided in the search this week, along with authorities from Orange, Riverside and San Bernardino counties, the Red Cross and the U.S. Forest Service. Helicopters were searching a 60-square-mile area.

Anyone with information is asked to call 911.

The search for a missing Harlan County man came to an end Saturday morning after his body was found in a creek.

Police say 40-year-old Willis Dixon walked away from his home around 2 a.m. Wednesday. Officers issued a Golden Alert because they say Dixon has a history of medical problems.

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State police say they don’t suspect foul play in his death.

A report of a forged check at a Holton Walmart leads deputies to a stash of credit cards and checks with various names on them, according to the Jackson Co. Sheriff’s Office.

Brandon K. Jordan, of Topeka, allegedly tried passing the check on Wednesday. Witnesses told authorities he got into the back of a green Ford Explorer and headed south. The SUV was intercepted near 182nd and U.S. Hey. 75 by an officer with the Kansas Dept. of Wildlife and Tourism.

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Deputies arrested the 43 year-old and say they recovered the stash of credit cards and checks as well as a computer, printer, and check paper, which they think was used to make the checks. They also reportedly found what they think were methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia.

Two other individuals were also in the Explorer with Jordan. They were both questioned and released, the sheriff’s office said.

Jordan faces 7 counts of forgery, 18 counts of making a false writing, 18 counts of identity theft, 7 counts of counterfeiting, possession of methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia, according to the Sheriff’s Office. He also has outstanding warrants for similar charges.

A 22-year-old Oakland man was arrested Tuesday after police found him with $10,000 in cash and 175 stolen or forged bank cards, the California Highway Patrol said.

CHP officers stopped Jovon Williams at about 9 p.m. for speeding in a 2003 BMW with a broken headlight on Macarthur Boulevard near 73rd Avenue in East Oakland, authorities said.

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Officers searched the parolee’s car and found the cash and various debit, credit and gift cards, some with his name and others that belonged to other people, CHP Officer Sean Wilkenfeld said.

Williams did not have a valid license and was on parole for a prior identity theft case, Wilkenfeld said. He was arrested and booked in Oakland’s North County Jail on suspicion of identity theft, forgery and violating his parole.

A man remains at large after robbing a Subway early Saturday morning.

Police say that a man entered the Subway Restaurant on Pimlico Parkway a little after 10 a.m. He flashed a gun at the cashier and demanded money before fleeing the scene.

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Police say the suspect is a black male, dark complexion, gray hoodie, white shirt, dark colored pants, late teens early twenties. He was last seen running across Man o War toward Mt. Rushmore Way and Pimlico Parkway.

Kentucky State Police say the deaths of a couple found inside a burned down home in Harrison County is being investigated as a murder-suicide.

State police said James Thompson, 33, and Katherine Thompson, 37, were found with gunshot wounds to the head at their home on Grays Run Pike in Cynthiana.

Police are now investigating the case as a murder-suicide and say Katherine is the murder victim.

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The fire is being investigated as arson.

The bodies were found in the center of house near the living room where firefighters believe the fire started.

Two children who also live in the house were at school when the fire happened. They are now in the care of family members. Officials said it appears a couple of animals were also killed in the fire.