The Tennessee Bureau of Investigations is at the scene where a hunter found a human skull, reports WVLT news on Sunday. The location is not far from the home of Zach Rye Adams, who is currently in jail waiting trial for the murder and kidnapping of Holly Bobo of Parson, Tenn.

Southington police arrested three people after they tried to fraudulently obtain mobile phones Tuesday evening.

Employees at Simply Wireless on Queen Street suspected a woman was using a fraudulent drivers license to purchase a mobile phone.

When police responded, they blocked an Acura with New York plates from leaving the parking lot. They arrested the two males inside, who store workers suspected were involved in the incident.

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Jose Rainiel Rivera Hernandez, 21,  and Juan Francisco Sanchez Ramos, 22, and Jazmin Toribio, 22,  all of the Bronx, NY were arrested on identity theft and conspiracy to commit larceny charges.

When police questioned the trio, they gave inconsistent accounts of their activities.  Police determined the three  had come to the state in order to get cell phones by adding lines onto accounts of unsuspecting Verizon customers. Police believeToribio, Rivera Hernandez, and Sanchez Ramos, had conspired to fraudulently obtain high-end cell phones and Rivera Hernandez had provided Toribio with the fraudulent identification.

Jazmin Toribio was charged with identity theft in the 3^rd degree and criminal attempt to comment larceny in the 5^th degree. And is scheduled to appear on Sept. 15 in Bristol Superior Court.

Juan Francisco Sanchez Ramos was charged with charged with conspiracy to commit identity theft and conspiracy to commit larceny in the fifth degree. He was arraigned Wednesday in Bristol Superior Court.

Jose Rainiel Rivera Hernandez was charged with trafficking in personal identifying information, conspiracy to commit identity theft, and conspiracy to commit larceny in the fifth degree. He was arraigned Wednesday in Bristol Superior Court.

Deputies say a drunk driver was at the wheel when 8 people were hurt in an overnight crash.

Emergency crews in McCracken County were called out shortly before midnight Saturday for a truck that crashed into a tree. Investigators say the driver, 20-year-old Clint Reed, was intoxicated when the crash happened.

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8 people, including Reed, were hospitalized after the crash.

Reed was charged with 7 counts of wanton endangerment and DUI.

No word on the conditions of those people.

The Brunswick County Sheriff’s Office says a Supply man wanted for multiple sex charges including indecent liberties with a child has been arrested.

Timothy Wayne Willard, 34, of Corbin Lane in Supply was wanted for three counts of indecent liberties with a child, one count of second degree sexual offense and one count of crime against nature.

Investigators say Willard was arrested overnight in Lexington. He was booked in around 3:15 Friday afternoon at the Brunswick County Detention Center under a $500,000 bond.

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Willard was sentenced to probation in 2012 after being convicted of two misdemeanor counts of soliciting crimes against nature, according to the NC Department of Corrections website.

Willard is known to have worked with children in a religious environment, and he was previously convicted of charges of a similar nature. Detectives encourage anyone who may have had contact with Willard and possibly been victimized by him to contact the Brunswick County Sheriff’s Office.

The Pierce County Sheriff Department is seeking the public’s assistance in locating a missing person who was last seen on February 9, 2012 in Spanaway, WA.

His name is Chris Virdell. He was 18 years old when he went missing. Chris is approximately 5’9” tall, weighs about 130 pounds and has brown eyes and hair.

He was last seen wearing black pants and shirt, black backpack with a fluorescent orange (Hunter Orange) jacket.

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See flyer at right with Chris’s photo and vital stats.

If you have information regarding the whereabouts of Chris Virdell you are asked to call the Pierce County Sheriff’s Department at (253) 798-7714 or Pierce County Sheriff Detective Tim Kobel at (253) 798-4721.

Lexington Police responded to a call around 7:30 a.m. from a Burger King employee about an attempted robbery.

Employees told police that there was a man wearing a ski mask and holding what appeared to be a handgun out by the dumpsters behind the Richmond Road Burger King. That’s when they locked the doors and called police.

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Demetrius Grey, 41, reportedly ran off to the nearby Patchen Place apartments where he was arrested. Police say he had the ski mask and a bb gun on him at the time of the arrest.

Grey is charged with 1st degree robbery, fleeing, and resisting arrest. Police also say there is reason to believe he may be tied to 15 other robberies stemming back to 2011.

San Jose police are asking for the public’s help in locating a 6-year-old boy who went missing from his home Saturday morning.

The mother of Sergio Zepeda, who is autistic and non-verbal, said her son disappeared from their residence on the 2900 block of Rorty Drive in South San Jose about 9 a.m., police said.

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“We’ve got a lot of resources out there looking right now for this missing juvenile,” said Officer Albert Morales, a San Jose police spokesman. “The sense we have right now is that he just wandered off. There’s nothing to suggest that there’s any foul play. But we’re increasing the size of the search area, and we need more eyes looking for him.”

Sergio is described as a Latino boy with brown hair, approximately four-feet tall and weighing 40 pounds. He has a red rash mark on the left side of his lip. He was last seen wearing a black “Super Mario Brothers” T-shirt and blue jeans.

If you think you’ve seen the boy, police ask that you call 911 or the department’s missing person unit at 408-277-8911.

Police in western Kentucky say a Taco Bell employee was selling more than just tacos and burritos on the job.

26-year-old Nathan Hanvy was arrested on drug charges after officers say saw him putting narcotics in a car. They say a tip lead them to a Taco Bell parking lot in Madisonville.

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Officers say Hanvy left the restaurant and put a black bag in someone else’s car. They found drugs in that bag, and Hanvy admitted to police that he was selling them.

A woman has been charged with murder after one person was killed in an overnight crash.

Louisville Police say Hannah Slone had been drinking before she crashed into another car just before midnight Friday. A passenger in the car she hit died at the scene.

The driver was taken to he hospital and there’s no word on that person’s condition.

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Slone was arrested right after the crash and has been charged with DUI, murder and assault. She’s expected to be in court on Monday.

The name of the person killed has not been released.

Police have arrested a man suspected of multiple robberies at a Lexington gas station.

Thanks to a Crime Stoppers tip the police were able to find 35-year-old William Humphrey. Humphrey was identified as a man who first robbed the Leestown Shell station back on July 14.

Police say that he walked into the gas station and pretended to buy a cigarette lighter, flashed a gun and demanded cash. Once he had cash in hand police say he took off.

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Authorities say that Humphrey struck the same gas station again on Aug. 10, this time with a crowbar, but didn’t get away with any money.

“There is a natural escalation of these types of crimes. These have the potential, as we’ve seen in recent history in Fayette County, for these to turn deadly,” said Lexington Det. Jason Rothermund.

Humphrey is facing two counts of 1st degree robbery and possession of a controlled substance.