Three people have been been arrested after nearly $14,000 were found at an apartment along with crystal meth, synthetic marijuana and methadone tablets.

53-year-old Harold Fowler of Berea, 24-year-old Gwendolyn Fowler of Berea and 27-year-old Richard Haight of Crab Orchard were arrested on Saturday after a search warrant was served at an apartment on Dreyfus Road in Berea.

Inside, police say they found 404 Methadone tablets, approximately one ounce of crystal methamphetamine, synthetic marijuana and $13,683 in cash. Several drug paraphernalia items were also found including scales and plastic baggies, police said.

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Police say one of the men, Haight, was at the apartment at the time of the search warrant with Hydrocodone Tablets in his possession, but that he does not live there. He was charged with possession of controlled substance second degree.

Gwendolyn Fowler had some paraphernalia items and a suboxone tablet in her purse. She was charged with possession of controlled substance third degree and drug paraphernalia possession.

Harold Fowler is charged with trafficking controlled substance first degree, trafficking controlled substance first degree methamphetamine, trafficking controlled substance first degree hallucinogen, drug paraphernalia possession

Police are searching for a missing 14-year-old girl from Osceola County.

St. Cloud Police Department officers responded to a missing person report on June 8.

Mazzelyn Michelle Marsh was last seen at her grandmother’s house during the evening hours of June 7. The next morning, her grandmother went to check her room and noticed Marsh was not there.

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She is described as a white female, about 5 feet, 5 inches, weighing 135 pounds with brown hair and hazel eyes.

Marsh was last seen wearing a blue hoodie-style jacket and blue jeans with holes. She has a medical history that requires her to take medication.

Marsh is a habitual runaway. Anyone with information about Marsh’s whereabouts is asked to contact the St. Cloud Police Department at 407-891-6700.

Police in Louisville are still searching for the man accused of shooting another man to death and shooting a woman in the face.

It happened Monday morning at an apartment near GE Appliance Park.

Neighbors say the two victims were brother and sister and say the woman had been in a troubled relationship with the shooter.

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“The female is unable to speak and we don’t have any actual witnesses. We’ve got two people who have been shot today so, our suspect is very dangerous,” said Carey Klain with Louisville Police Dept.

Neighbors say the shooter has caused a lot of problems, including setting the woman’s mother’s car on fire.

Huntsville Police report a missing person out of Huntsville.

Kevin Mark Burkepile, Jr., 57, has been missing since June 1, 2014. Burkepile is 6′ tall and 180 pounds. He was last seen at the Wal-Mart on University Drive.

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If you have any information on his whereabouts, Huntsville Police ask that you call 256-427-7009, 256-427-7114, or 256-722-7100.

A Wayne County home was destroyed after a fire Sunday night and the homeowner said it has been in his family since the 1950s.

Junior Jones no longer lives in the home himself, but rents it out.

He said someone was supposed to be moving in to it Monday, but that isn’t happening due to the fire from 10:30 p.m. Sunday.

“It’s a sad deal,” one neighbor said. “It’s his home place and you know he’s about a good of a person as you will ever run across and is just sad to see something like this come down to this.”

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Neighbors on Greenbriar Loop didn’t want to be on camera or have their names known because they said they are a little scared that this might be connected with vandalism that has taken place in the area over the last few days in fear of being targeted.

A neighbor mentioned that someone busted windows out of a church house, busted doors and windows at a tombstone rock business and a building across Highway 90.

At this time, nobody knows for sure if any of these events are connected or how the fire started.

Arson Investigators will be on site Tuesday to inspect.

Four people are under arrest in Floyd County as a part of a prescription drug investigation that goes back several years.

The attorney general’s office said Yvonda and Kenneth Lazar, along with Derek and Andrea Kennedy, were arrested last week following their indictments from June 4.

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The defendants, three of whom worked at a pain clinic, are accused of stealing blank prescription slips and using them to obtain drugs at various pharmacies.

Lexington Police are attempting to locate a vehicle they say left the scene of a fatal collision in May.

Police are looking for a 1990’s model, dark-colored BMW they believe was involved in a collision that claimed the life of a woman on Leestown Road and Robinson Way on May 31.

Police say 39-year-old Mary Anne Reynolds Drury’s motorcycle hit the back of the BMW, lost control, crossed over into the inbound lane of Leestown Road and was struck by a Humvee. The Humvee stopped, but the BMW continued travelling down the highway, police said.

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Drury was later pronounced dead at the University of Kentucky.

Police say the BMW lost a rear bumper during the collision. Anyone with information about this vehicle or this incident is asked to call the Lexington Police Traffic Section at 859-258-3666.

A bomb threat at a Lexington clothing store evacuated two businesses as crews searched the area.

Men’s Wearhouse on Nicholasville Road and the Sprint store next door were evacuated shortly after noon Monday after reports of a bomb threat at the clothing store.

About a dozen or more employees waited outside for about an hour as dogs searched the area. Nothing was found and the stores were deemed safe. All the cars in the parking lot were determined to belong to the employees, officials said.

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“There is no report of anyone suspicious in the area prior to this. It was just a random phone call,” said Lt. Mark Brand.

A manager at Men’s Wearhouse said the store had been broken into Sunday night and that cash was taken. Officials say so far, they don’t know of any connection between the cases.

Lori A. Bauer, of High Bridge, has been indicted by a Hunterdon County grand jury on five counts of endangering the welfare of a child and one count of sexual assault.

The indictments relate to alleged activities between Jan. 1, 2011 and Feb. 15, in Holland with a child younger than 16, and all five endangerment counts are related to the production of child pornography, according to information released by the Hunterdon County Prosecutor’s Office.

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She faces up to 36 years in jail and up to $375,000 in fines if convicted on all counts.

Bauer faces a first-degree charge of endangering the welfare of a child, three second-degree charges of endangering, a fourth-degree charge of endangering, and a second-degree charge of sexual assault, authorities said.

The first charge of endangering the welfare of a child states that Bauer caused or permitted a child she was caring for to engage in prohibited sexual activity or simulated sexual activity while knowing that it may be photographed, filmed, reproduced, or reconstructed., authorities said.

The second count of endangering, a second degree charge, states that Bauer, knowingly photographed or filmed the child in a prohibited sex act or used “any device, including a computer, to reproduce or reconstruct the image of a child in a prohibited sexual act,” the prosecutor’s office said.

The third count, a second degree charge, states that Bauer provided, lent, traded, delivered or distributed photographs, films, video tapes, computer programs or files that depict a child engaging in a prohibited sexual act, authorities said.

The sexual assault charge states that Bauer committed “an act of sexual contact” on the child, who was less than 13 years old, when Bauer was at least four years older, the prosecutor’s office stated.

A first degree crime is punishable by a $200,900 fine and or a sentence of between 10 to 20 years; a second degree crime is punishable by a fine of $150,000 and or a sentence of five to 10 years; a third degree crime is punishable by a fine of $15,000 and a sentence of between three to five years; and a fourth degree crime is punishable by a $10,000 crime and or up a sentence of up to 18 months.