A former Lynden police officer who once served as an advocate for victims of sex crimes pleaded not guilty Friday to a charge of possessing child pornography.

Prosecutors say Donald Glunt had disturbing images of a 16-year-old Texas girl on his city-owned cellphone.

Glunt was arrested last Friday, just days after he stepped down from the Lynden Police Department.

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Detectives say Lynden police officials discovered the child pornography images on Glunt’s cell phone while conducting an internal investigation.

Further investigation revealed the 57-year-old had been trading images with a 16-year-old girl in Texas, troopers said. Detectives in Texas have interviewed the teen victim and additional investigation is under way on various digital media devices seized as evidence.

“It’s both disappointing and saddening that this man chooses to end his career in this manner,” said Lynden Police Chief Jack Foster said after the arrest.

Glunt is now free on $10,000 bail.

We have just received this important information regarding a missing person in Port Townsend, WA Jefferson County County.  Port Townsend PD (Jefferson Co.) is looking for a missing person who was last seen at Port Townsend, WA. The person’s names are :

• Kohl Yackulic, he is a 4 year(s) old White Male with Blonde hair and Blue eyes. He is believed to be 3 ft, weighing lbs;
• Cadan Yackulic, he is a 8 year(s) old White Male with Blonde hair and Brown eyes. He is believed to be 3 ft and 6 in, weighing lbs.

Authorities say that the missing person may be in the company of Mary Hos she is a 41 year(s) old White Female with Brown hair and Green eyes. She is believed to be 5 ft and 2 in, weighing 135 lbs. They may be traveling in a 1988 Maroon HONDA ACCORD vehicle, with license plate: WA #843XWL . If you have any information on the whereabouts of these people please contact 360-385-3831 immediately.

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On May 2, 2014 at about 9:00pm, Port Townsend Police attempted to contact Mary E. Hos at her Port Townsend address for the purpose of serving an arrest warrant on her. Hos is currently wanted out of Jefferson County, WA for methamphetamine related charges. During the course of the search, the father of their children reported that he has not seen or heard from Mary or their children, Kohl J. Yackulic (male age 4), and Caden J. Yackulic (male age 8) since April 17, 2014 at about 6:00pm. The father stated that Mary sold her vehicle and he believes she sold or gave her phone to somebody else. He stated he attempted to contact her cell phone while looking for her and his children but an unknown male answered claiming this was his phone now.Through investigation, police have learned who Mary sold her vehicle to and have information that she may now be driving a maroon 1988 Honda Accord four door with a Washington license of 843XWL.Police and family are concerned for the well-being of the children as Mary is believed to be using methamphetamine, has disappeared with the children, she is not letting family know where she or the children are, and has sold her vehicle and disposed of her cellular phone in what appears to be an attempt to avoid being located.

A juvenile has died after an accident in Knox County early Saturday morning.

Officials say the driver of the car was pronounced dead at the scene after the collision on Turkey Creek Road in the Flatlick Community of Knox County.

Officials say the car was on its top and engulfed in flames when they arrived on scene around 01:49 a.m., and the driver was trapped inside.

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Four passengers were transported by Knox County EMS to landing zones and flown to the University of Tennessee and University of Kentucky Medical Centers. Their condition is unknown.

A fifth person was treated at the scene and released.

The collision remains under investigation.

A Pulaski County man has died after a two-vehicle accident Friday.

The Fayette County Coroner says 80-year-old Oni Preston “Pete” Vaught was pronounced dead at at the UK Medical Center around 5:45 p.m. Friday of chest injuries sustained in the collision.

That accident happened at the intersection of North US 27 and US 2227 in Somerset earlier in the day.

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Vaught was transported to UK from Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital in Somerset.

A woman was also involved in the accident; her condition is unknown.

Arrangements for Vaught are incomplete at this time.

Score another one for the Dawson County Sheriff’s Department K-9 unit.

On April 29, a drug dog did a sniff on a 2005 Toyota Sequoia at 8:43 p.m. The incident occurred on Interstate 80 at mile marker 234, according to Dawson County Sheriff Gary Reiber.

A search of the vehicle recovered 14 vials of hashish, along with small amounts of marijuana and drug paraphernalia.

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Vincenzo A. Caggese, 23, of Vermont, was charged with possession of hash with intent to distribute, possession of marijuana, and possession of drug paraphernalia. Girolamo S. Caggese, 19, and Angelique D. Furr, 19, both of North Carolina, were booked on the same charges in addition to minor in possession of alcohol.

The former controller of a Russell County, Kentucky manufacturing company was sentenced by Senior District Judge Thomas B. Russell yesterday to 41 months in prison for wire fraud and was ordered to pay restitution in the amount of $625,096, announced David J. Hale, United States Attorney for the Western District of Kentucky.

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Kyle W. Robertson, age 34, of Russell County, Kentucky, admitted in court to causing 36 illegal wire transfers from his employer’s bank account to his personal bank account during a nearly four-year period, beginning on April 28, 2009 and continuing through January 14, 2013. Robertson pleaded guilty to the 12-count federal indictment on December 3, 2013.

According to the plea agreement, Robertson was employed by Bruss North America, Inc., an auto parts manufacturing company located in Russell Springs, Kentucky, as the plant’s controller. Robertson admitted to making false account entries in order to conceal his theft from the German-owned company, with its North America headquarters in Russell Springs. Robertson would fraudulently inflate the value of fixed assets in Bruss accounts and enter the value of assets in Euros rather than dollars to conceal his theft on the balance sheet. Robertson further admitted to causing wire transfers from the company’s bank account at Deutsch Bank in New York, New York to a bank account he maintained with the Monticello Banking Company in Russell Springs, Kentucky. The wire transfers listed in the federal indictment ranged in amount from $12,856.56 to $27,000.

This case was prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorney Joshua Judd and was investigated by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the Kentucky State Police.

Rochester Police say a Mayo Clinic patient has reported a unique type of identity theft. They say the woman claims someone else has been using her health insurance… for two years.

She says she finally discovered the problem after getting a bill in the mail.

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The 28-year-old patient says her name was used for 9 different doctors visits that she’s never been to.

Rochester Police say they’ve never seen a scam like this and that Mayo Clinic is handling the matter.

Lexington Police are searching for a suspect after two businesses were robbed Friday evening.

It happened around 8 p.m. when police were first alerted to a robbery at the Family Dollar on East New Circle Road.

Police said a white male wearing a black hoodie and jeans entered the store, demanding cash and passed a note indicating they were armed.

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According to police, just seven minutes later, the nearby King of Food Chinese restaurant off Broadway was robbed by a suspect with a similar description and vehicle.

Police are currently looking for a blue SUV or truck they believe the suspect is used to leave both scenes.

The family of a missing North Miami woman hopes renewed efforts to find her will lead to new tips.

Noemi Gonzalez’ family is offering a $10,000 for information that will lead to her whereabouts.

She has been missing for 80 days.

Friday afternoon her family passed out flyers of the missing 54-year-old in North Miami in hopes of reaching someone who might have seen her.

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“To have someone who is the core of our family not here with us and not sharing moments, it is very devastating to our family,” said Liz Gonzalez, Noemi’s sister.

Gonzalez disappeared back in February, when her son woke up and found that she was missing from her bedroom.

Noemi was last seen in the area of Northeast 136th Street and 6th Avenue. Gonzalez needs daily medication for her epileptic seizures.

If you can help, call Crime Stoppers at (305) 471-TIPS

The Naugatuck Police Department has issued a silver alert for a missing 23-year-old woman.

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Stephanie Lucisano of Naugatuck was last seen on Wednesday in New York City. She is described as white, about five-feet, five-inches tall and 110 pounds. She has brown hair that is shaved or shorter on one side. She also has the word “fish” tattooed on her stomach and the word “angel” on her lower back with an angel image tattooed on her left shoulder.