San Antonio police investigators are asking for help in locating a missing 7-year-old boy.

Kashion “Kash” Johnson was last seen Thursday around 6 p.m. in the 800 block of Sterling. Police said Johnson was wearing blue jeans and a black T-shirt.

In a release, SAPD said there is concern for his safety.

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He is 3’6″ and weighs 50 pounds.

Anyone with information is asked to contact the San Antonio Police Department’s Missing Person’s Unit at 210-207-7660.

It’s been nearly three months since a Lexington man was murdered inside his Silver Maple Way home and Lexington Police said they’re no closer to finding his killer than the day they began looking.

They’ve decided to give away a reward to the person who can help them make an arrest.

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“They had a few leads they worked on, but right now it’s considered a cold case,” Lexington Police Department Detective Rob Sarrantonio said.

When we talked to neighbors right after Glenn “Rev” Sanford’s murder, most said they knew the 54-year-old and that people in the neighborhood know everyone who comes and goes.

“We believe overnight, the 2nd into the 3rd, one or two suspects went into his house, shot him multiple times and killed him,” Det. Sarrantonio said.

Since then, very few leads about who killed the man who lived for U of L basketball and was known as the area’s do-gooder, hence the nickname Rev.

“He would go out to service stations and collect expired donuts before they threw them out and he’d collect them and give them to homeless people and different churches,” Det. Sarrantonio said. ” So I think that’s how we got his name.”

Crime Stoppers is offering a $1,000 reward for information and you can give them a call at 859-253-2020.

A missing 9-month-old baby from was found with his noncustodial mother who had taken him from his guardian’s home in Green County.

Authorities located Cindy Richardson with the child in Chattanooga, Tenn.

The child was reported missing April 15.

Richardson, who is the child’s biological mother, was with the infant at the guardian’s home when she stole a pickup truck, taking off with the child.

Richardson was taken into custody and the child was unharmed. The child will be returned to the guardian.

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Richardson is behind held on a warrant charging felony Custodial Interference and Theft over $10,000. Authorities are working on getting her back to Kentucky.

On April 14 at approximately 3:00 p.m. the Calvert County Sheriff’s Office was contacted regarding a missing person, thirty-five year old Kathleen Marie Conroy, a white female, 5 feet three inches tall, weighing 140 pounds of Prince Frederick.

Initial investigation revealed Conroy was last seen at the Burger King in Dunkirk on March 31 of this year getting into a green Honda Civic with unknown Virginia registration.

Family and friends have not had any contact with her since.

Anyone having contact with Kathleen Marie Conroy is asked to call Det. W. Wells of the Criminal Investigations Bureau at 410-535-1600 extension 2595 or the Sheriff’s Office at 410-535-2800.

Lexington Police are searching for a missing Alzheimer’s patient.

Officials say 72-year-old William Etherton was reported missing at 3:15 p.m. Thursday by family members.

Etherton is believed to be driving a burgundy colored 2001 Dodge 2500 pickup truck with an extended cab, with Kentucky license plate 301-HLW.

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Etherton’s family says the victim has not driven in years, but believes he may be headed to Big Clifty, Ky.

Anyone with information about the victim’s location is asked to call 911 immediately.

A man accused of murdering an Anderson County woman in 2011 says he did so, but only because the woman asked him to.

That’s just one of the many details outlined in a handwritten statement by Terrence Cram.

In the hand written statement obtained by LEX 18, 48-year-old Terrence Cram details how he bludgeoned Tena McNeely in January 2011 – something he claims she pleaded for him to do.

Police arrested Cram in Arizona six months after police say Cram’s landlord was found beaten to death in her Anderson County home. Officers say Cram stole her credit cards using them across the country.

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In the four page statement, Cram wrote that on the day of the murder he returned to the house he shared with McNeely after a shopping trip and that’s when he “found the basement door ajar and the light on.”

Cram claims he found McNeely at the bottom of the stairs after a bad fall. Cram said he was going to call 911 when “she yelled no!”

That’s when cram writes McNeely pleaded with him to kill her, something he says she had asked him to do many times in the past.

“She said she couldn’t move her left leg and the rest of her body was wracked in pain” he wrote. “Please, please kill me! I can’t and won’t live like this,” according to his statement.

“The only close instrument at hand was a double sledge/maul…. I showed it to her and asked again,” Cram wrote. “She said yes again.”

At that point, “I asked her to close her eyes. I kissed her on her forehead,” the written statement says.

In graphic details Cram describes how he hit her repeatedly until she stopped moving. “I had to stop her pain” he wrote.

Cram is charged with murder, tampering with evidence and fraudulent use of a credit card. His trial is expected to begin May 12.

Advisory: Missing Person – Talmadge Jones III W/M age 40 possibly suicidal

Talmadge J. V. Jones III, Date of Birth 08-21-1972, white male, 6’ tall, weighing 200 lbs, with brown hair and brown eyes was last seen sometime in March 2014.

Jones is homeless and was last heard from on April 2, 2014. He has made suicidal comments in the past.

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If you have seen Jones or have any information which may be helpful in locating him, please call 301.475.8008 or CRIME SOLVERS at 301.475.3333.

Two people were killed in a two-vehicle accident in Russell County Thursday morning.

The accident happened about 6:30 Thursday on Highway 80 in Russell Springs.

Officials said 66-year-old Bacilio Salamanca of Russell Springs pulled onto KY 80 from KY 76 into the path of another car operated by 52-year-old Scott D. Anderson of Somerset who was traveling west bound.

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Officials said Salamanca was not wearing a seatbelt and was transported to Russell County Hospital where he was pronounced dead. A passenger, 36-year-old Jose F. Otanendi of Russell Springs was also not wearing a seatbelt, and was pronounced dead at the scene.

25-year-old Jose Hernandez of Mannsville, Ky., and 29-year-old Angel Solis of Russell Springs, were also not belted and were flown to=the University of Kentucky Hospital where they remain in critical condition.

The second driver, Anderson, was wearing a seatbelt and was treated and released at Russell County Hospital.

The road has since re-opened.

A Pulaski County man accused of driving drunk and killing a teenager in 2013 has been sentenced to a total of 12 1/2 years behind bars.

William Wesley, Jr. is to serve ten years for second degree manslaughter and 2 1/2 years for criminal mischief, consecutively, in the death of 19-year-old Jacob Ebenstein.

Ebenstein had just left work at Culver’s and was riding his motorcycle home the night of April 15, 2013, at about 10:30 p.m. on Kentucky 635, when deputies say Wesley crossed the center line and collided with the teen.

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Ebenstein was airlifted to UK Hospital, where he later died.

Deputies say Wesley was was driving under the influence of alcohol at the time of the accident.

Wesley was originally charged with DUI, and those charges were upgraded to murder. He then pleaded guilty to amended charges of manslaughter and criminal mischief in March.

Ebenstein’s family was in the courtroom Thursday for Wesley’s sentencing. His mother and father stood before the judge to speak about their son before learning the fate of Wesley.

“I forgive him and hope he takes the time in prison to think about his actions. And to let his family know we don’t hold them accountable for their son’s lack of judgment, ” said Tina Ebenstein, Jacob’s mother.