Lexington Police have released a composite sketch of a suspect wanted in connection with a sexual assault investigation.

Police say the man they are looking for is described as a male Hispanic, who could be about 30-years-old, 5’6″, with a stocky build and long, messy hair.

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The assault occurred on May 6 at about 11:14 p.m. in the Versailles Road and Oxford Circle area. Police say a female reported she had been physically and sexually assaulted by two men.

Anyone with information about this suspect or his whereabouts, is asked to contact Lexington Police at (859)258-3600.

Colorado Springs police have a warning for parents. They say a man is approaching teens again and offering them money to watch him perform a sex act.

This is now the fourth time it’s happened in two weeks. All incidents have been near schools.

Police say the man drove up to a teen on Meadowland and Pearl, not far from Russell Middle School in District 11, around 3 p.m. Tuesday. Investigators say the man acted as though he was lost and asked her for help. Police say when she refused, he asked her if she wanted to “make some money” and offered $100 to watch him masturbate. The teenage girl ran away.

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Less than 10 minutes later and less than a mile away, he approached another teenage girl on Pearl and Park Vista. He once again acted like he was lost and asked the same question, but when the girl tried to walk away, police say the suspect started pleading with her and offered her $200. The victim was able to get away.

The suspect is described as a white male in his 30s, with brown hair. He was reportedly wearing a military-style camouflage, long-sleeved shirt or jacket. During the first incident, police say it was reported that he was wearing a camouflage hat. In the second, not hat was reported, but police were told he was wearing chrome sunglasses.

Two weeks ago, there were two other very similar incidents near Doherty High School. Police say a man drove up to a girl in the area of Austin Bluffs and Academy, and offered her money to watch him masturbate. A few minutes later, he approached two other girls near Austin Bluffs and Dublin. Police say all the victims got away.

Investigators are not 100 percent sure it’s the same man, but they are telling 11 News that it is the same MO. They are very concerned, and they want parents to be sure to talk with their children.

Kidpower, a nonprofit that teaches children about stranger awareness, offers some helpful tips. They say walking to and from school is a vulnerable time for students. Make sure kids have an escape plan if they find themselves in a situation like this. It’s always best to run and scream for help.

Springs police say this case is being investigated as solicitation of child prostitution, a felony in the state of Colorado.

Anyone with information on this suspect’s identity or whereabouts are encouraged to call the CSPD at 444-7000 or call Crime Stoppers and remain anonymous at 634-STOP.

A man was killed and a pregnant woman wounded in a double shooting in Louisville Tuesday evening.

Witnesses reported hearing shots inside an apartment building along East Muhammad Ali Boulevard just before 6 p.m.

“I heard eight shots. I was counting them, and I thought ‘What?’ And I opened up my balcony door and I said…I heard a scream,” Patricia York said.

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Officers say the shooting happened inside an elevator on the 12th floor.

EMS took a man in his late 20s or early 30s, and a pregnant woman in her 20s, to the University of Louisville Hospital. The man was pronounced dead. Officials say the woman underwent surgery and was listed in serious condition.

Police say the man was a resident of the complex and was confined to a wheelchair.

Officials have not released any information about the shooter.

Kentucky State Police arson investigators will look into a fire that caused significant damage to a house in Bourbon County Wednesday morning.

Firefighters responded to the fire on Massie Avenue around 6:15 a.m. Nobody was hurt, but the blaze damaged about a third of the house, and most of the contents sustained smoke and water damage.

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Firefighters say there was no electrical service to the home, and the fire caused a hole in the ground, typical of arson.

Officials say the woman who rents the house was evicted and in the process of moving out. Nobody was supposed to be in the home at the time of the fire.

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Portland police are asking for the public’s help in locating a North Portland man who was last seen by his family on May 4.

Sgt. Pete Simpson, spokesman for the Portland Police Bureau, said the bureau’s Missing Person Unit is looking for Jeffrey Lee Brooks, 44, who may be endangered. His family said he left behind all his belongings, clothing and medication and they don’t believe he had any money or anywhere to go.

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Brooks is described as 5-feet-7 and 210 pounds with thinning, light-colored hair, and a thick mustache. He was last seen wearing a yellow Columbia Sportswear jacket with blue accents, and an army-green “Fidel-style” cap. Brooks’ family said he is a TriMet user.

Anyone seeing brooks is asked to call 911. Anyone with non-emergency information is asked to contact Detective Lori Fonken at 503-823-1081 or lori.fonken@portlandoregon.gov.

The Kentucky State Police are investigating a fatal accident that happened Tuesday in Madison County.

It happened just after 3 p.m. on Jacks Creek Road.

Jarid Patterson, 40 of Richmond was driving a moped when he attempted to make a left turn and ended up colliding with an oncoming vehicle driven by 21-year-old Megan Gabbard of Richmond.

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Patterson was not wearing a helmet and was transported to UK Hospital where he was pronounced dead by Fayette County Coroner.

The collision is being investigated by Kentucky State Police.

Grenada Police are searching for a person who has mental disorder and has not been seen in over a week.

Police say 57-year-old Hubert Townsend was last seen on May 5, 2014. Officials say Townsend has been off of his medication.

Family members told police that Townsend said that “he knew what he had to do and that they would not have to worry about him anymore.”

Police said Townsend has made an attempt in the past to commit suicide, which raises a serious concern for the family.

He was last seen wearing a white T-shirt, gray jogging shorts, and black gym shoes. He also wears glasses.

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Anyone seen Hubert Townsend contact the Grenada Police at 662-226-1211 or 662-227 TIPS

A big reward is being offered for a Louisville Basketball National Championship Jersey that was trashed by mistake.

Former Louisville guard Russ Smith shipped his framed 2013 Final Four jersey to his father, but when it arrived, the glass was cracked. FedEx told them to ship it back, jersey included, so the claims department could inspect the damage. FedEx sent the money to replace the frame, but didn’t send the jersey.

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“She took a deep breath and said ‘unfortunately, I think they destroyed that too. I said ‘ma’am, no way’,” Smith said.

From graduation to the basketball court, Russ Smith is loved in Louisville. And when word spread that his 2013 Championship Jersey was lost in the mail, fans began working to get it back. One fan even offered a $3,000 reward.

“My whole goal is to try and get it back and not ask any questions. Because I like the kid, he did great things for our city, he graduated, he’s a first team All American,” said fan Jonathan Blue.

For safety reasons, FedEx throws away any boxes with broken glass, sometimes without opening them.

According to Smith’s dad, the company is searching facilities in Brooklyn and Louisville to try to track it down. And it’s the hope of fans that reward money will give employees a little extra incentive.

FedEx paid Russ Smith’s family the full $1,000 the jersey was insured for. They have also offered to pay the cost of framing a replica of that authentic Final Four jersey.