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DARIEN , N.Y.- State police say a 26-year-old man was found dead after a search in a wooded area west of Route 77 in Darien Wednesday afternoon.
According to police Ryan Bergman, 26, was located and pronounced dead by a Genesee County coroner.
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Police have not determined a cause of death but they do not suspect foul play was involved.
Gmail lets users recall emails sent for a specific period after the mail is sent. You just need to go to settings and activate it. Follow the steps listed to recall your sent email.
Click on the Gear button on the top right corner of your screen. The Gear button appears right below your image for the Google Plus profile. Select ‘Settings’ from the drop down menu.
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You will now be presented with multiple tabbed options. Choose ‘Labs’ from the options present (third from the right) and scroll towards the bottom
Third from the bottom, you will be presented with an option to ‘Undo Send’. Select Enable to the right of that option.
Scroll right to the bottom of the screen and click on the ‘Save Changes’ button. Wait, your Undo Send option might be activated, but there’s still more to be done.
Once you click ‘Save Changes’, you will be taken to your Inbox by default. Follow the first step and go to Settings option
You will land on the ‘General’ tab by default. Scroll down the tab and somewhere in the middle, you will see the option to ‘Undo Send’. The option will already be ticked, confirming that your selection. Right below the tick mark, you can then choose the amount of time in which you can recall a sent email. You can choose anywhere from 5 seconds to 30 seconds.
Once you choose your time, scroll to the bottom and click on ‘Save Changes’.
Two people have been arrested in Jessamine County accused of attempted murder.
Kevin Willhoite and Genora Coldiron were arrested Tuesday evening, accused of shooting at a few people who were standing in a yard at a home on East Oak St. in Nicholasville.
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Police say Willhoite and Coldiron drove to the home around 5:20 p.m. Monday, Willhoite got out of the vehicle and fired two to three shots at the victims who were about five to ten yards from him. Willhoite got back in the car and the two sped away from the scene.
Police say the victims were able to identify both Willhoite and Coldiron.
Willhoite is charged with attempted murder. Coldiron is charged with complicity to commit murder .
LEX 18 reached out to the suspects, but both denied an interview request.
Lexington Police are considering the case of missing man suspicious.
Police say 32-year-old Alex Johnson disappeared under suspicious circumstances on Dec. 20. His Bowling Green family reported the disappearance three days later.
The family says it is unlike Johnson to disappear.
Johnson’s father told LEX 18 his son worked Friday afternoon and that his vehicle is still parked outside of his home.
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The father said Johnson’s girlfriend, who lives out of state, told him she was on the phone with Johnson when there was a knock on the door and the phone hung up. Nobody has seen or heard from him since.
Lexington Police say they received new information about the case on Christmas Eve, but no other details were released.
If you have any information about Johnson’s whereabouts, give Lexington Police a call.
El Dorado County Sheriff Investigators said they continue to search for missing 20-year-old Lee Kurtz.
Kurtz’s mother Kathie Masters said her son may be impulsive but he was always within reach. However, for nearly a month that has not been the case. Masters said she last saw her son in November when he needed help with gas money to find a job.
El Dorado County Sheriff’s investigators said they’ve searched his Placerville apartment and have found no signs of foul play; his 2000 Chevy Blazer has not been found either.
Masters said the only glimmer of hope is Kurtz’s cell phone records; she was able to trace his phone to hotel miles away.
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“I got a hold of the San Luis Obispo Best Western and they told me the phone was left in a room, but since Lee was not the person who rented the room, she could not send the phone to me,” Masters said.
Deputies said they continue to search for Kurtz and have entered his profile into the National Missing Persons Registry.
Masters is hoping her son calls home to let her know he’s ok.
Lexington Police want to find Alex Johnson, a man last seen on Friday, December 20th.
Police say Johnson’s girlfriend was on the phone with him last Friday, when he paused to answer the door. He then ended the phone call, and according to his family, he hasn’t been seen or heard from since then. The family filed a missing person’s report on December 24th.
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Johnson was at his home on North Hanover Avenue at the time. If you see Johnson, or know anything, please call Lexington Police.
Identity theft always goes up during the holidays, but authorities said there are key steps people can take to protect themselves.
Officer Mike Rowe with the Beaverton Police Department in Oregon said shoppers should be extra cautious about their own security since credit cards and debit cards are used more frequently during the holidays.
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He shared the following tips:
Rowe also said it’s good advice to order a copy of your credit report at least once a year. A free annual copy of your credit report can be ordered by telephone (877) 322-8228 or through the Annual Credit Report website.
if you suspect somebody has stolen your identity, you should close any accounts that have been tampered with, including banking and credit cards. Also, call this non-emergency police phone number: (503) 629-0111 and place a fraud alert on your credit reports through these agencies:
Equifax: (888) 766-0008
Experian: (888) 397-3742
TransUnion: (800) 680-7289
Another valuable resource is the Federal Trade Commission (877) 438-4338.
A South Florida man has pleaded guilty to identity theft, stealing the security information of some 400 people.
Jean-Elguentino Cayo of Miami Gardens was among 47 people charged in recent months in separate identity theft cases.
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The 26-year-old Haitian native sold the data to an undercover agent on three separate occasions in January, April and June of this year, for which he received $2,000. He now faces up to 10 years in prison and a fine of up to $250,000, but he could get much less.
The investigation was led by a team that involved agents from the IRS and the Department of Homeland Security.
What makes the perfect “ideal” surveillance operator? Your subject should not be able to remember you, recognize you at a later stage or be able to describe you to another person
Authorities are asking for the public’s help in locating 53-year-old Julie Harris, who was reported missing to police by family members last Friday.
Officials say Harris is considered an endangered missing person due to her diminished mental capacity and need for insulin.
According to Kathleen O’Brien, spokeswoman for the Bullhead City Police Department, family members contacted the police department after Harris was not found at her residence, off Palma Way, on last Thursday.
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“She was last seen at her house wearing a bathrobe,” said O’Brien. “Harris has the mental capacity of a 14-year-old and reportedly has not had her required insulin. Her family mentioned to our investigators that she is known to frequent the area of Bryan Drive.”
