Police have arrested one of the men thought to be involved in a home invasion in Pulaski County.

Deputies said they picked up 36-year-old Gregory Scott just hours after he and two other men forced their way into a home in Crab Orchard.

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One of the people in the home knew Scott and was able to identify him to investigators.

Though deputies are still trying to find out who are the other men involved.

Nearly a week after he was last seen, the family of Nathaniel Tallman said they still have not been able to locate the 25-year-old Lafayette man.

Tallman was last seen at about 6 p.m. Jan. 21 behind the wheel of his black 2014 Mitsubishi Lancer Rally near the intersection of Empire Road and U.S. 287 in Lafayette, according to friends.

He was on his way to Longmont but has not been seen or heard from since.

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Tallman’s father contacted Lafayette police Thursday to say he had not heard from his son, which was highly unusual. The department has entered Tallman into its system as a missing person and advised other state law enforcement agencies to be on the lookout for Tallman and his car, which has temporary license plates.

But after a weekend of searching for him, Tallman’s family said Monday morning they there still is no sign of where he might have gone.

“Nothing,” said Silvia Montz, Tallman’s aunt. “We’ve been passing out fliers in Longmont and Lyons, but so far nothing has turned up.”

Tallman is described as white with brown hair and hazel eyes, standing about 5-foot, 10-inches tall. He was last seen wearing black sweat pants with a white stripe down the side and a white North Face jacket.

Friends and family told police they do not believe Tallman intentionally ran away or took his own life.

Anyone with information about Tallman is urged to contact Lafayette police at 303-665-5571 or through Boulder County emergency dispatch at 303-441-4444. Information may also be provided to his friend Zalyn Lee by emailing TheDGAFLifer@gmail.com.

A Spencer County couple was arrested Friday on charges of sexually abusing two teenage girls.

Kentucky State Police said Laura Pike, 38, of Fisherville, Ky, and her boyfriend Brett Smith, 36, also of Fisherville, allegedly sexually abused Pike’s daughter while living in Henry County.

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Pike and Smith are charged with sodomy, sexual abuse, and unlawful transaction with a minor. Pike is also charged with incest. All of the charges are with a victim under the age of 12, KSP said.

Warrants in Henry County were obtained for both suspects and were served Friday afternoon at their home in Spencer County.

Pike is being held at the Carroll County Detention Center and Smith is at the Shelby County Detention Center.

The Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office is looking for three men who broke into a home and stole money and several items, including two handguns in northern Pulaski County.

Deputies say they were called out to a home on Glade Fork Road in the Goochtown community of northern Pulaski County around 9:25 a.m. Monday. They say three suspects forced their way into the home armed with a knife and bat.

Once inside, the suspects fought with one of the residents, 26-year-old Daniel Lang, who pulled a handgun on the men. During the struggle with the intruders, the handgun discharged into a wall, but did not hit anyone. The suspects overpowered Lang and took the weapon from him.

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The victim was also able to pull the mask off the face of one of the suspects and recognized him.

Another person in the home, 23-year-old Ashley Vanhook, ran to a neighbor’s home to ask for help. The neighbor got a shotgun and went outside to confront the suspects.

As the suspects were fleeing the home, the neighbor engaged them and the suspects pointed the stolen handgun at him. The neighbor fired in the direction of the suspects but it is not known if any of the suspects were injured.

Lang received only minor injuries in the robbery and did not require medical attention.

The suspects stole cash, jewelry, and two guns from the victim’s home. They were seen leaving the area in an older model white car, possibly a Ford Thunderbird or similar type vehicle.

The victim recognized one of the suspects as Gregory W. Scott, a 36-year-old from Crab Orchard. The other two suspects have not been identified.

Investigators are in the process of obtaining an arrest warrant for Gregory Scott, they said. Anyone with information about Scott’s location or the identity of the remaining suspects is asked to contact the Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office.

The Coconino County Sheriff’s Office is attempting to locate Matthew Smail who was last seen leaving a residence on Treadway Trail in Doney Park at approximately 4:00pm on January 26th. Matthew was last seen wearing a red shirt, jeans, black and red shoes, and was carrying a small bag.

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He is in need of medication and has a diminished mental capacity. Anyone with information about Matthew’s whereabouts is asked to call the Coconino County Sheriff’s Office at 928-774-4523.

Police arrested a Shelby County escapee in Florida over the weekend.

According to jail records, officers picked up Andrew J. Wilson, 22, in Pinellas Park, Florida, on Saturday.

Authorities say Wilson was on work release in Shelby County back on Dec. 9 when he stole a car and took off. Police say Wilson ditched the stolen vehicle in Anderson County.

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Wilson was serving time for burglary and related charges. Apparently unaware of the escape at the time, the parole board granted Wilson parole the day after the escape. Now he faces an escape charge from Shelby County. Police also charged Wilson with retail theft and giving a false name to an officer in Florida, according to information on the Pinellas County jail website.

The man who was considered a person of interest in a shooting investigation in Corbin has been found dead.

The Corbin Police Department said Eric Taylor was found deceased in Gray, in the same Jeep that witnesses reported he fled in after the shooting incident.

Taylor was listed as a person of interest in the shooting of his father, William Taylor, at Gulf Trailer Park on Jan. 22.

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William Taylor shot in the side of his abdomen and was transported to Baptist Health for surgery. His current condition is unknown.

Eric was found by Knox County Sheriff’s deputies approximately 100 yards off the roadway on an abandoned logging road.

The Knox County Coroner determined the death to be an apparent suicide.

Corbin detectives are continuing the investigation into both the shooting of William Taylor and death of Eric Taylor.

Liar Catchers is often asked…. How do I know if I am being followed. Our surveillance team has these tips ( assuming you don’t hire us to do this for you ).

Park at a larger populated area parking lot and go into a retail establishment. Call a friend. Ask the friend to go to a drive by of where you are parked and see if anyone is “in a vehicle” close to it. Ask them to park away and at a high elevation point where they can see you enter your car and watch closely. Then get into your vehicle and go to another location ” smaller” and park and go in.

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Ask your friend to watch and see if anyone else is in close pursuit. Then as you park at your new location, ask them to watch for anyone parking in same area and remaining in the vehicle. Get license plate number “or picture” of who that may be. If they are not a licensed private investigator, they could be guilty of stalking.

Boston Police have found the missing 74-year-old man with Alzheimer’s disease who was reported missing Sunday night.

Derek Livingston was found “safe and sound” about 10:30 p.m. Sunday, said a police spokesman.

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Livingston had last been seen about 5 p.m. Sunday walking near 151 Glenwood Ave. in Hyde Park. He lives in the area where he was last seen, wearing blue pants and a tan hat, boots and jacket, police said.

The police spokesman said he was not sure where Livingston was found or who found him.