A missing Georgia woman’s credit card appears to have been used in Wayne County in Kentucky.

An Atlanta TV station reports 65-year-old Janice Kay Whitted was last seen at her home in Marietta on Wednesday. Police issued an alert later that night.

The missing woman’s family says she was supposed to be on her way to a nearby mall, but investigators say she called loved ones from Tennessee and her credit card was used at a gas station in Monticello, Ky.

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Police say the woman apparently suffers from mild cognitive impairment.

If you believe to have see Whitted anywhere, contact your local police department.

Police arrested a 29-year-old man Wednesday accusing him of sexually abusing and raping several children.

The Woodburn Police Department said they have identified three victims of David Gonzalez-Elias. Police said he contacted them through social media.

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Gonzalez-Elias is in the Marion County Jail and faces rape and sex abuse charges.

Police said they believe may be more victims. Anyone with information is asked to contact Det. Craig Halupowski or Det. Tim Cobos at 503-982-2345.

Live Oak Police Department has issued a missing person bulletin for a 9-year-old boy who was last seen early Wednesday morning, according to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children Thursday.

Leo Walker, 9, of Live Oak was “last seen at his home on Aug. 13, 2014, at approximately 4 a.m. He was last seen wearing blue shorts, blue T-shirt, and no shoes,” according to the bulletin.

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He is described as white, 4-foot-7, 87 pounds, with blue eyes and light brown hair. His birthday is April 4, 2005.

Anyone who sees Leo is asked to contact the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children hotline 1-800-843-5678 (1-800-THE-LOST), or the Live Oak Police Department (386) 364-3786.

A former Bourbon County business owner pleaded guilty Thursday to charges of possessing child porn.

According to the Herald-Leader, Joe Watkins, Senior, entered the plea on a condition that he can withdraw it if an appellate court reverses a decision by a circuit judge.

Watkins’ lawyer said a judge should have suppressed evidence that Paris police obtained in the case.

Police charged Joe Watkins with child pornography in October 2010 after searching his things and seizing a computer. In July of that year, officials spent several hours searching a vacant building that allegedly belonged to Watkins, and witnesses say officials removed around 75 boxes from the building on Sixth and Main Street.

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When asked what was inside those boxes, officials said he couldn’t comment because it was an ongoing inspection and investigation. Watkins responded with obscenities when asked to comment.

Watkins is the former owner of the Chicken Ranch Restaurant and a flower shop in Paris.

In October 2008, police arrested Watkins for a Halloween prank he pulled on co-workers. One of his employees found Watkins lying in a pool of blood with a knife nearby and called 911, sending paramedics and police racing to the scene. When crews arrived, Watkins told everyone it was all a joke. Police charged Watkins with falsely reporting an incident.

Watkins is scheduled for sentencing on Oct. 9.

The Science Hill Police Department have issued a Golden Alert for James Alfred Woods.

Woods is a 70-year-old white male. He has grey hair, brown eyes and is 5 feet 4 inches tall. He was last seen wearing a black western-style hat, jeans and a white and blue button-up shirt. He has a scar above his left eye and may be carrying a suitcase.

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He does suffer from alzheimers.

If you have any information, contact the Science Hill Police Department at (606) 423-3672.

A woman involved in a serious accident in Anderson County has died.

The Fayette County Coroner identifies the victim as 20-year-old Courtney Myers of Holland, Ohio.

Myers was a passenger in a car that was hit by another vehicle on US-62 near Alexandria Drive in Lawrenceburg.

Officials say a blue car was heading toward Lawrenceburg on US-62 and was turning left onto Alexandria Drive when another vehicle heading the opposite direction on US-62 slammed into the side of the car.

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Two people were in the blue car, officials on scene said. The driver jumped out after the accident and was walking around. He told police he and Myers were looking at houses when the crash happened.

One woman was in the Jeep. Her father showed up to the scene and said she lives just a mile up the road and that she wasn’t badly hurt.

The Anderson County Coroner says a passenger who was injured in a crash Thursday has been taken to the Franklin Regional Hospital.

The victim was a passenger in a car that was hit by another vehicle on US-62 near Alexandria Drive in Lawrenceburg.

Officials say a blue car was heading toward Lawrenceburg on US-62 and was turning left onto Alexandria Drive when another vehicle heading the opposite direction on US-62 slammed into the side of the car.

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Two people from Ohio were in the blue car, officials on scene said. The driver jumped out after the accident and was walking around. He told police he and the woman with him were looking at houses when the crash happened. The woman appears to be in very serious condition.

One woman was in the Jeep. Her father showed up to the scene and said she lives just a mile up the road and that she wasn’t badly hurt.

A warrant has been issued for a man accused of releasing a hand brake on a train car that hit a moving train in Scott County earlier this month.

The Georgetown News Graphic reports investigators are looking for William Blevins.

Police believe the rail car came loose farther up the track before colliding with a Norfolk Southern train that was headed southbound. The car came off the tracks, taking out the crossing signal.

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It happened Aug. 4 at a railroad crossing on East Main Street in Georgetown.

No one was hurt, but the engine was damaged. The train serves the local area and wasn’t carrying anything hazardous, however, Georgetown firefighters responded as a precaution.

An ice cream truck driver is being accused of sexually assaulting three children under the age of 12.

53-year-old Lewis Street was in court Thursday morning accused of having inappropriate contact with three girls under the age of twelve.

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In court Thursday, Street’s bond was set at $37,500 full cash.

He’ll be back in court for a preliminary hearing on Aug. 20.

A Pennsylvania couple is traveling across the United States in search of their missing daughter. They say the 37-year-old woman has suicidal, paranoid and delusional tendencies, and they have clues she’s headed west.

On July 4, Bill and Nancy Bachman say they were driving on I-80 in Pennsylvania, headed to a psychiatric hospital. Their daughter, Susan Bachman, had threatened to commit suicide. She agreed to admit herself, they said, but then jumped out of the car on the way to the hospital.

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“I wanted to catch her, and I screamed her name: ‘Susan! Susan, come back! You’re not going to be hurt. It’s going to be OK.’ I couldn’t imagine her being so fearful. I mean, I’ve never seen her be so fearful and scared — scared to death,” Nancy said Wednesday, after passing out missing person flyers in Salt Lake City.

Nancy and Bill haven’t seen their daughter since. The last time she was spotted was on July 11 in Gary, Indiana. A security guard told the couple Susan stopped at a truck stop and asked to get a ride. When he told Susan it was against the law, he said she started shouting and left.

Friday, the couple hit the road and began traveling the country, searching for their daughter. They’re making a desperate plea.

“Darling, please call us and let us know you’re safe. Just do that,” Nancy Bachman said. “That’s the most important thing, you being safe.”

For anyone who wants to help, Bill and Nancy are people to tweet or Facebook a photo of Susan Bachman. A flyer can be found on the Find Susan Bachman Facebook page.