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Footprints in the snow helped police track down a man who they say burglarized a church in Paducah.
Police were called to Trinity Baptist Church when it was discovered someone had broken in through a window.
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Investigators followed footprints in the snow coming to and from the window of Nicholas Thompson’s home.
Police say Thompson admitted to going into the church and taking a computer, a blue bag and a set of keys.
A man en route from Gresham to Seattle has not arrived and police are concerned for his well-being. Gary Gochnour,76, was scheduled to arrive in Seattle on February 21, but he never made it to his destination. Gochnour may suffer from dementia.
On February 19, Gochnour rented a U-Haul truck and called his sister in Seattle to come live with her. He was scheduled to arrive in Seattle on February 21, at which time he would have returned the truck. He has not communicated since that time and the truck has not been returned to U-Haul. His roommate, the last person to see him, says he left for Seattle on February 27.
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Gochnour is a white male, Five-feet nine-inches weighing 165 lbs. He has grey hair and no facial hair. The vehicle he was last driving is a U-Haul truck with Arizona license plate number AE80457. The truck number is TM2937E and is described as a 10 foot box truck.
Anybody with possible information about Gochnour’s whereabouts or information related to this case is asked to call the Gresham Police Department Tips line at 503.618.2719.
Kentucky State Police have arrested a Fleming County teacher accused of giving alcohol and marijuana to students in exchange for odd jobs.
Police charged 41-year-old Minnie McCord, a teacher at Fleming County High School, with unlawful transaction with a minor and trafficking marijuana.
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She was arrested Tuesday and is being held in the Mason County Detention Center.
Authorities are looking for a 15-year-old Kansas City girl who has been missing four days.
Nateriel Beaver, who attends Hickman Mills Junior High School, last was seen getting off a school bus about 3 p.m. Friday near her home in the 7300 block of East 109th Street.
Nateriel is African-American with brown hair and eyes. She is 5 feet 6 inches tall and weighs about 135 pounds. She last was seen wearing a cream shirt, a denim jacket, a purple pea coat and pink Nike tennis shoes.
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Her mother, Kimberly Frost, said she saw no evidence that her daughter returned home after school Friday.
“I don’t see anything different in her room,” said Frost, who has established a Facebook page advising friends about her daughter’s disappearance.
On Tuesday afternoon, friends and family members were preparing to canvass areas that Nateriel liked to frequent.
“We are getting ready to ride around the neighborhood, passing out fliers and knocking on doors,” Frost said. “We are going to do everything we can do until we get Nateriel back.”
Anyone with information is asked to call the TIPS Hotline at at 816-474-TIPS (8477) or the Police Department’s Crimes Against Children Section at 816-234-5150.
Additional wanted individuals and info can be found at http://www.kentucky.com/2014/03/04/3121040/lexingtons-most-wanted-march-5.html
Danville police are asking for your help in solving an armed robbery, home invasion. Investigators said they want to talk to Charlotte Wilburn, but don’t know where she is.
“I hope we can just find her and she can tell us who these people were,” said the victim.
Until Wilburn speaks up, the woman who was robbed is living in fear. She is too afraid to show more than her shadow or give her name. It’s all because of the attack that happened at her home on Nokomis Road Sunday afternoon.
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“An armed male and female came into her house, just after she let someone else into her house,” said Cpt. James Monroe with the Danville Police Department.
The incident started right before 3:00 p.m. when the victim said Wilburn, her friend’s step mom, knocked on the door looking for her son.
“She acted like she had to get sick. She ran to the back door, unlocked it, and a few minutes later two people came in with masks,” said the victim.
“Held them at gun point, made them not do anything then they went and ransacked the house,” said Monroe.
Police said the man and woman got away with cash. However as the duo left, the victim said Wilburn ran out and jumped in the car with the couple, then drove off
When LEX 18 News asked investigators if Wilburn is considered a suspect, Monroe said “not at this time, it was suspicious but that doesn’t mean anything.”
Investigators said they just want to talk, and figure out who else they’re looking for. Something this victim said can’t come soon enough “I just hope we find out who it was and we get our money back.”
Danville Police ask anyone with information regarding this case to call (859) 238-1220 and ask for Detective Robert Ladd or any on duty supervisor.
It wasn’t until Cynthia Davis had a minor fender bender that she realized she’d been taken to the cleaners. The car insurance policy that Davis needed to protect her, wasn’t worth the paper it was printed on.
“Then I called my insurance agent and the number was temporarily not in service,” she said.
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That’s because she had no legitimate insurance agent — she’d been sold a phony policy. The person who sold her that policy used the alias, Amelia Hall. She was later identified as 27-year-old Arlesia Shannell Robinson.
Robinson has been arrested and charged for allegedly forging Esurance auto policies. The policy that Davis purchased offered coverage for six months at a premium of $150, which she paid by check.
“You’re getting ripped off. It’s a crime. They’re stealing your money,” said Commerce Commissioner Mike Rothman.
The Department of Commerce had its fraud investigators set up a purchase at a Brooklyn Center address. Robinson allegedly gave the undercover officer a “proof of insurance” document, which the Esurance company later confirmed didn’t exist.
Commissioner Rothman said the crime is like a ticking time bomb, doing the most harm when unsuspecting consumers need the coverage the most.
“If you thought you had insurance and you get in an accident, and don’t have it when you need the protection, that’s a problem for everybody in the accident,” he said.
Robinson was arrested and charged with two counts of aggravated forgery. But the commissioner said the fraud bureau’s investigation is far from over.
“If it sounds too good to be true, don’t do it,” Davis said.
This is the third such policy mill scam the Commerce Department has uncovered in the last six months.
The ongoing danger is that there could be many, many more unsuspecting motorists holding onto fake auto insurance coverage. Investigators also allege that Robinson had been selling the phony policies since October 2013.
Two people were arrested in connection with a robbery of a man in Jessamine County.
Investigators have charged 25 year old Corey Nellis of Wilmore and 19 year old Jenny Hall of Paint Lick with first-degree robbery.
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Police said the victim responded to an escort service advertisement on a website.
Nellis and Hall are accused of taking him out into the country and robbing him of $1,500.
A 34-year-old Johnson County man has been sentenced to six life sentences without parole for the sexual abuse of multiple children under the age of 10 years old.
District Judge William Edelman sentenced Michael Allan Lindstrom, of Buffalo, last week.
Lindstrom was convicted in December of three counts of first-degree sexual abuse of a minor and three counts of third-degree sexual abuse of a minor following a six-day jury trial.
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According to a sex offender registry site, Lindstrom was previously convicted of sexual exploitation of a child in January 2006 in Buffalo and third-degree sexual assault in October 2001 in Sheridan.
The Casper Star-Tribune reports (http://bit.ly/1dXvpHO) that Lindstrom received an additional 40 to 50 years in prison for sexual assault and aggravated assault and battery.
A local man already facing charges he indecently touched two young children, faces new allegations after a third person reported being assaulted.
David J. Puccio, 43, of 5 Valerie Drive in Plainville, was arraigned last Thursday in Wrentham District Court on three new charges — two counts of rape of a child and one count of indecent assault and battery on a child 14 or younger, police said in a statement.
The new charges stem from an investigation by Sgt. Corrina Carter and the Norfolk County District Attorney’s Office. A third juvenile recently came forward in an alleged incident that occurred in the past couple of years, according to police.
Puccio is being held on bail.
He pleaded innocent to indecent assault and battery charges in a case involving two boys at his arraignment on Feb. 3. One of the alleged victims is now an adult and the other is still a minor, according to authorities.