Police continue to search for a Nelson County inmate who never came back from a funeral over the weekend.

Officials say Kristen Paige Quick was in jail on drug trafficking and weapons possession charges.

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Quick stands 5’3″ and weighs about 125 pounds. She was last seen wearing a black camisole and tan pants.

The Washington County Sheriff’s Office has charged an individual in connection with a double homicide in Keedysville, Md. on Saturday.

Joseph William Minoglio, 19, has been charged with the following: two counts of murder in the first degree; two counts of murder in the second degree; two counts of attempted murder in the first degree; two counts of attempted murder in the second degree; two counts of assault in the first degree; and two counts of assault in the second degree, according to Washington County Sheriff’s office.

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At 5:48 p.m. on Saturday, deputies from the Washington County Sheriff’s Office responded to 4 Hoot Owl Court for a reported homicide.

When they arrived, they discovered that two individuals at the residence had been stabbed multiple times and were deceased, according to police.

The victims have been identified as Minoglio’s grandparents: Joseph Michael Minoglio, 84, and Peggy Minoglio, 78, both of Keedysville.

Deputies were unable to locate Joseph William Minoglio, who had been at the residence, according to police. The victims’ gold Chevy Cavalier was also missing from the premises, police said, and an “Attempt to Locate” was broadcast to surrounding jurisdictions for the vehicle and Joseph William Minoglio.

By early Sunday, at approximately midnight, the Washington County Sheriff’s Office was contacted by authorities in Montgomery County, Va., that Joseph William Minoglio had been located and was in possession of the Chevy Cavalier, according to police.

Authorities in Virginia arrested Joseph William Minoglio on a Temporary Felony Warrant which had been issued.

Joseph William Minoglio is being held in Montgomery County, Va. awaiting extradition, according to police.

The search continued for a missing Greenfield woman Sunday, when about 20 people gathered at Abercrombie Field to look for clues into her disappearance of Rebecca Streeter.

35-year-old Rebecca Streeter had a lot going on in her life, when she left her home without her keys, or wallet late at night on February 25th.

She had recently lost a sister, but was also about to become a first-time grandmother.

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“Nobody has any clue where she is. And she just needs to be found, regardless. She deserves to come home,” said Kerry Spaulding, a friend of Rebbecca’s since they were six years old.

Crews searched the woods near Abercrombie Field for several hours on Sunday. Though they were amateurs, they did use specific searching techniques.

“Techniques, we just stay in a group. Make sure that no one touches anything, no matter what it is, just don’t touch it, take a picture of it. Even if it is insignificant, tag it, call police,” Lisa Lanno, a psychic medium who has worked with the families of missing persons, explained.

While search crews only found a pair of boots, which they did not think were connected to Rebecca on Sunday, police say it never hurts to report any possible evidence when it comes to a missing person.

“If you think it’s maybe not relevant, go ahead and call and let us know, let us make that determination, because it could be the small piece of information that could be one of the biggest pieces of information about the case,” noted Lt. Joseph Burge of the Greenfield Police.

A canine search shortly after Rebecca’s disappearance led police to believe she left home in a car.

Friends hope she’s safe, and that if someone knows where she is, they’ll come forward.

They say they understand if she is safe, and just wanted to get away for a while, but would like confirmation that she is alive.

Kerry 02;45;04 “I don’t want to think the worst. I don’t want to think the worst. I just want to bring Becky home,” said Spaulding.

Spaulding says searching for her friend gives her peace of mind.

Future searches, in other areas are already in the works.

If you have any information that could help Greendfield Police find Rebecca Streeter, call them at 413-773-5411.

Police are searching for a 23-year-old missing man who was last seen Wednesday leaving his residence in Centreville on Starr Road.

Queen Anne’s Sheriff’s Office received the report Thursday and started searching for Cortland Read Lambert and resumed searching for him Friday with DNR K9 and aviation units.

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Authorities say Lambert is 6 feet 2 inches and weighs around 200 pounds. He has brown hair and eyes. He possibly is distraught over a delay in his plans to go into the military. A shotgun is missing from the residence and may be in his possession. There is no known danger to the public, just himself. He is not in possession of a vehicle.

Anyone with information is urged to contact the Queen Anne’s Office of the Sheriff at (410) 758-0770.

Authorities in the Texas Panhandle say a husband and wife have been arrested in connection with the alleged sexual assault of a 5-year-old child.

The Hutchinson County Sheriff’s Office says Paul Thomas Corbin was booked on charges of aggravated sexual assault of a child and injury to a child. Terra Lashea Corbin was arrested Friday on a charge of injury to a child by omission.

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Paul Corbin is being held on $500,000 bond. Terra Corbin’s bond has been set at $50,000. Jail records Saturday did not indicate an attorney for either defendant.

Investigators allege Paul Corbin sexually assaulted and caused further injuries to the child, who was admitted to a Panhandle hospital. Further details weren’t immediately released on the youngster.

A Queens man was arrested on Thursday after police say he used stolen credit card information that was obtained in the recent Target data breach to buy more than $35,000 worth of gift cards from an Islandia Rite Aid.

Suffolk County Police Identity Theft Section detectives were contacted in January by security from the Rite Aid, located at 1968 Veterans Memorial Highway, regarding a possible credit card scam at the store.

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Following an investigation, detectives determined that the same person-Terron Stowe, 27–entered the store several times between Jan. 6-20 and used information from 45 stolen credit cards to purchase gift cards, police said.

It was determined that all 45 credit card numbers were sold from the Target store compromise, police said.

Detectives conducted surveillance at the pharmacy on Thursday and observed Stowe making gift card purchases at 7:26 p.m. Stowe was arrested at the scene and found to be in possession of 27 cloned credit cards containing other people’s credit card information, police said.

Stowe is charged with two counts of third degree grand larceny and one count each of petty larceny and criminal possession of a forged instrument. Stowe was scheduled to be arraigned Friday at First District Court in Central Islip.

D.C. Police are seeking public assistance locating a critical missing person — 12-year-old Jaliah Campbell — who was last seen Saturday in the 1600 block of Fort Davis Place in Southeast.

Jaliah is described as 4’10” tall and 110 pounds, with brown eyes, brown hair with braids, and medium complexion.

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She was last seen wearing a pink sweatshirt with a hood, black sweatpants with the word “LOVE” written across the buttocks area, black socks and no shoes.

Anyone with information which could lead to her whereabouts is asked to call (202) 576-6768 using Reference No.: 14-035-655.

Federal prosecutors say a metro Atlanta man has been sentenced for using the identities of more than 10 people — including U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder — in an identity theft and tax fraud scheme.

Authorities said Wednesday that 21-year-old Yafait Tadesse of Carrollton was sentenced to a year and one day in prison in the scheme.

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Prosecutors say Tadesse and his co-defendant Eyaso Abebe obtained names and personal information from a website that publishes information belonging to unsuspecting victims.

Prosecutors say one victim wrote a letter to the sentencing judge saying his wife was pregnant with their seventh child and the tax fraud prevented them from getting their legitimate refund.

Abebe is scheduled to be sentenced Aug. 7.

Police have arrested a Johnsonville man has been arrested on several charges related to a child.

According to Stillwater Police, Jason George, 37, was arrested after an investigation. Authorities say that George put a prescription sleep medication into a 5-year-old child’s food on multiple occasions. Authorities say the medication caused the risk of serious injury to the child.

The investigation also revealed that George is a convicted sex offender and he failed to report his current address to officials, say Stillwater Police. Authorities did track the man down to a trailer in Johnsonville.

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An arrest warrant was executed and George was arrested without incident. He was charged with sex offender failure to report a change of address, a felony, and misdemeanors reckless endangerment and endangering the welfare of a child.

George was arraigned and sent to Saratoga County Jail where he is held without bail.

Police say the child received medical care and has reportedly recovered. Saratoga County Child Protective Services is currently investigation.

Five people are behind bars after an armed home invasion in Richmond. It happened Thursday night on North Third Street.

According to Ronald Moore, four men held him, his girlfriend and another woman at gunpoint while three children were inside the home.

“They took me into the back room at gun point and just searched the house. Took a bunch of money and cell phones and jewelry,” Moore described. “I didn’t want to make no sudden moves or nothing. They laid the girls down in the floor and made them take their clothes off and they just laid there,” he said.

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Richmond police made a quick arrest after police say another man was standing outside the apartment when the men burst in. The man told police the men tried to drag him into the apartment but he managed to escape and called 911.

“We had some officers very close by and were able to get there very quickly catch them before they could make their get away,” said Richmond Police Chief Larry Brock.

Police say they found cash, weapons and drugs on the suspects.

Police arrested Casey Bobbitt, Jermichael Cobb, Marcel Sellars, and Rhaim Hill. The four men were charged with robbery and other offenses connected to the incident.

Police also arrested Juaneisha Burns, who was charged with complicity to first-degree robbery.