Florence Police issued a be-on-the-lookout alert for a 15-year-old girl who has been missing since Friday and may be with a man she met online.

Mackenzie Crosswhite is described as weighing about 140 pounds and having blue eyes and brown hair. She left her home in Killen through a window between 10 p.m. Thursday and 6 a.m. Friday, according to a police report.

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“She does not have a cell phone and hasn’t made contact with her father, James Edward Crosswhite, since she left,” the report states.

Anyone with information on Mackenzie’s whereabouts is asked to call Florence Police Department at 256-760-6500.

Los Angeles police have asked for the public’s help in finding a 99-year-old man who went missing Friday.

Aubrey Finn was last seen around 3:30 p.m. in front of a Care Health Center located on the 4600 block of Fountain Avenue in East Hollywood (map), according to a news release from the Los Angeles Police Department.

Finn’s caretaker lost sight of him, police said, and the 99-year-old has not been seen or heard from since.

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“His caretaker and family are extremely concerned for his welfare due to Mr. Finn’s health condition,” the release said.

Finn is white and has gray hair and green eyes, according to the release. He is 5-foot-10 and weighs roughly 140 pounds.

Finn was last seen dressed in a long sleeve brown and white shirt, grey sweatshirt, tan pants and white shoes, police officials said

Anyone with information about Finn’s whereabouts is urged to contact the LAPD’s Missing Person’s Unit’s Detective at 213-996-1800, or the Hollywood Watch Commander at 323-464-1402. Calls should be directed to 877-527-3247 during non-business hours and on weekends.

Two people have been arrested, and one remains on the loose, after deputies found a meth lab at a family home in Warren County.

Warren County Sheriff’s Deputies went to the home on Timberhill Avenue in Bowling Green around Thursday 2:00 p.m.after they received a call about a possible meth lab in the garage there.

Joshua Casteel, 34, fled on foot and John Williams, 35, fled in a car when deputies arrived.

Deputies say Casteel tossed a duffel bag that contained an active methamphetamine lab while he ran off in the car. Deputies say they have since cleaned up all of the lab materials.

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In the garage, deputies found multiple methamphetamine labs that weren’t currently active.

Deputies say a 13-year-old and two 14-year-olds were at the home along with Casteel’s mother, 56-year-old Beatrice Kennedy, and stepfather, 50-year-old Michael Kennedy, who aren’t being charged at this point in the investigation.

John Williams is charged with controlled substance endangerment to child, first degree; wanton endangerment, first degree; wanton endangerment of a police officer; manufacturing methamphetamine, first offense; possession of controlled substance, first degree (meth); unlawful possession of meth precursor; and fleeing or evading police first degree.

23-year-old Bethany Guffey, of Louisville, was also arrested. She is charged with controlled substance endangerment to child, first degree; wanton endangerment, first degree; wanton endangerment, first degree (police officer); manufacturing methamphetamine, first offense; possession of controlled substance, first degree (meth); and unlawful possess of meth precursor.

Joshua Casteel is still on the loose.

Deputies contacted Social Services regarding the children in the home.

Client asked us to canvass all pawn shops looking for items stolen from her garage. After 3 weeks of asking, finally a hit.

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Liar Catchers found a tool box stolen, and submitted all of the details to the Client for her to take to the authorities. Client VERY happy, Liar Catchers team pleased, loser who steals from someones garage ( no matter the season ) …. Gotcha ….

Client called with interesting request. Purchased a vehicle from someone, and that someone moved away. When client went to register the car the paperwork was wrong. Client tried number they had, no luck.

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Called Liar Catchers Investigative team. Found the seller , the new cell phone and new address in Louisiana. All in a days work. Client tickled, Liar catchers team happy, through the mail paperwork correction, on its way.

The Desoto County Sheriff’s Department has arrested a 30 year old Memphis man on child sexual enticement charges involving DeSoto County victims, according to DeSoto County Sheriff Department spokesman Dick Hackett.

Hackett said that Omar Morales was arrested for enticement of a juvenile for sexual purposes.

Morales was arrested on December 20, 2013 after a lengthy investigation into his criminal behavior, according to Hackett.

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Morales was using social media to interact and befriend his victims.  Morales is currently being held without bond at the DeSoto County Jail on the charge.

DeSoto County Sheriff Bill Rasco was mum on details surrounding the Morales case.

“I am unable to discuss this case that remains under investigation and there is no bond,” Rasco said.

Rasco stressed that parents need to exercise supervision when their under-age children are on the Internet.

“I will not hesitate to urge parents to remain vigilant as to what their child is doing on the Internet and who they are communicating with,”

Rasco said.

Huntsville police are seeking the public’s help in finding a man who hasn’t been seen since Dec. 10.

Police said Friday that Patrick Ryan Kibler, 35, was reported missing Dec. 10 by his parents.

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Kibler is 5’8″ and weighs 150 pounds with brown hair and blue eyes.

Anyone with information about Kibler’s whereabouts is asked to call the Huntsville Police Department at 256-722-7100.

Sheboygan Police are searching for a Sheboygan man not seen for over a month.

Captain Stephen Cobb said a family member reported 48 year old Allen L. Townsend missing on Christmas Eve.  Townsend was last seen by friends walking away from a residence on the 1100 block of Alabama Avenue on or about November 20.

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Townsend is described as black non hispanic, five-foot eleven-inches tall, weighing 190 pounds with black hair and brown eyes.  He was last seen wearing a long sleaved yellow and brown plaid button down shirt, blue jeans, a black hooded leather jacket, and possibly a black winter hat.

Anyone with information regarding Townsend’s whereabouts is asked to contact the Sheboygan Police Department at (920) 459-3333.

They were new parents, looking to relocate from Louisville. At least that’s what they told realtors who they’d contacted to show them houses.

Joshua Patroze and his girlfriend, Kristin Manning, were shopping for homes with their young baby in Lexington, but police say what they were really in the market for was jewelry from the houses they were visiting. The two scam artists and thieves hit homes from central Ohio to Lexington.

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They even used made up names. Realtors they worked with knew them as Ben and Katie White.

“What they told realtors is they wanted houses that were lived in. They didn’t want staged houses and they didn’t want vacant houses,” said Joe Macaluso with the Dehli Township Police Dept.

What they wanted was the homeowner’s irreplaceable jewels, sentimental items dating back decades in some cases. In all, police estimate they hit some 100 homes, including at least one in Lexington.

“Some of the realtors we talked to said it was anywhere from wanting to see what the basement looked like, having to use the restroom, to not feeling well. There was a lot of different excuses they made to be able to separate themselves,” Macaluso said.

Altogether, detectives believe they stole upwards of 60,000 in cash and jewels. Items that, unfortunately, have since been sold to pawn shops and melted down, police say, to support the couple’s drug habit.

But their crime spree is over thanks to a realtor who became suspicious of their behavior and tipped off police. The couple was arrested Dec. 20.

Police believe there are more victims out there. If you’re a realtor and recognize the two in the photos, who went by Ben and Katie White or Ben and Katie Sloan, you’re asked to give your local detectives a call.

The Twin Falls Police Department is seeking help in finding a missing person.

27-year-old Kenneth W. Parks Jr. was reported missing on December 26, 2013. Parks was last seen in the city of Twin Falls.

He is described as a white male, about 6-foot-1 and 190 pounds. He has short blonde hair and green eyes.

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Anyone with information regarding Parks whereabouts is asked to call the Twin Falls Police Department at 208-735-4357