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Police are asking for the public’s help in locating a missing senior.
William Schilder, 86, went missing around 10a.m. Monday. Schilder has dementia.
He was seen driving a purple 1996 Ford Taurus Station Wagon. The license plate is 7HVP22. Schilder left his home in Delta Township.
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Officials believe he is not carryin any identification or cash.
If you have any information, call 517-543-3510.
Police have issued a missing person alert for a 37-year-old man who has been missing since Sunday. Sleepy Hollow Police said Angel De La Cruz does not speak.
He is five feet, 10 inches tall and weighs 175 pounds. He has black hair and brown eyes.
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When he was last scene, DeLaCruz was wearing a white short-sleeve shirt with black stripes, blue jean shorts, gray and orange sandals and an ID bracelet on his left wrist.
Anyone with information is asked to call Sleepy Hollow Police at 914-631-0800.
A Pulaski County woman is in jail and her husband is in the hospital after the man says he woke up to find his wife stabbing him.
Rhonda Colley faces a charge of assault. according to the Pulaski County sheriff’s Office, the victim was stabbed in the right arm Monday morning at his home on Carroll Street.
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Deputies say the wife admits she stabbed her husband, but because he had been beating her.
A local family is sending out a plea for help. A young woman has been missing for nearly three weeks.
Her mother and sister fear she’s in danger.
Stephanie Thomas is officials listed as a missing person. Moon Township Police have been working the case with help from the City of Pittsburgh Police.
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There’s been one mysterious text from Thomas’ phone in the past few weeks and that’s it. So they’re hoping someone knows something that can bring her home.
A Lansing man who previously served 10 years in prison for sexually assaulting a child faces up to life in prison after a jury found him guilty of sex crimes against four children.
Timothy Bywater, 30, was found guilty Monday in Ingham County Circuit Court of multiple counts, including assault with intent to commit sexual penetration and indecent exposure.
He was convicted as a “sexually delinquent person,” which increases his maximum possible penalty to life in prison.
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All four children were under the age of 10. Bywater did not know them, prosecutors said.
One of the incidents, involving two sisters who were 5 and 7, happened last July in a stairwell at the Capital Area District Library’s Lansing branch.
A library surveillance video played during the one-week trial before Judge Joyce Draganchuk captured him talking to the girls and leading them into the stairwell, according to prosecutors. Once in the stairwell, he exposed himself and molested one of the girls.
Bywater was arrested soon after that incident.
His attorney, Keith Watson, could not be reached by phone and did not return an email seeking comment.
Bywater also was convicted of two earlier assaults.
In March 2012, he lured a 5-year-old boy into the bathroom of a Lansing church, exposed himself and tried to sexually assault the boy. The boy’s father, who was in another part of the church, interrupted the assault, but Bywater was able to run away.
Then, in May, according to prosecutors, Bywater lured a girl into a garage on Kalamazoo Street and attempted to sexually assault her.
In all the cases, prosecutors said, Bywater approached the children and asked if they wanted to see something. In at least one incident, it was a “Looney Tunes statue,” prosecutors said.
Bywater has been a registered sex offender since 2000, when at 17, he was convicted of assault with intent to commit sexual penetration. He was sentenced to six to 10 years in prison and served all 10 years.
A Bronx, NY man was arrested early Friday in connection to fraud committed at a Westport bank a few years ago.
Meischan Mamby, 29, was charged with second-degree identity theft, third-degree larceny, and first-degree forgery relating to incidents of fraud committed at the Charles Street TD Bank location in 2010 and 2011, according to Westport Police.
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Mamby was being held at the Bridgeport Correctional Center on unrelated charges. Upon his release Friday, Westport police arrested Mamby on a warrant.
He was released after posting a $20,000 bond and is scheduled to appear at Norwalk Superior Court on Aug. 13.
Kingman Police seek the public’s help in locating Justin Michael Hamblett, 32, who moved to Kingman from Oregon about three months ago.
According to Deputy Police Chief Rusty Cooper, Hamblett has not been seen since July 15, when he reportedly went for a walk and never returned.
“The circumstances surrounding Hamblett’s disappearance is such that family and officials are concerned for his health and welfare,” said Cooper in an email.
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Hamblett made comments on his Facebook page the day he disappeared and in the days leading up to his disappearance that indicate he was depressed and possibly suicidal.
“Don’t do anything stupid, goodbye, world, I loved you,” he wrote on July 15.
Hamblett is a black male, 5-foot-9 and 140 pounds with black hair and brown eyes.
He has been entered into the national database as a missing and endangered person, said Cooper.
Anyone with information is asked to contact KPD detectives at (928) 753-2191, report anonymously to Mohave Silent Witness at (928) 753-1234, or report tips online at www.kingmanpolice.com. Click on the “Give A Tip” link.
Police have arrested 3 people after shots were fired at an apartment complex in Boyle County.
It happened Sunday afternoon at 418 Patrician Place in Danville. Although no one was hurt, the suspects have been charged with attempted murder.
Police arrested 20-year-old Patrick D. Brand, 19-year-old Quinterious D. Collins and 20-year-old Cedric D. Thompson all of Danville. Brand, Collins and Thompson have all been charged with 3 counts of attempted murder a piece.
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Neighbors tell LEX18 they heard two shots. “We just recently bought a house now we are trying to get out of this neighborhood and get of the city. It’s getting a little rough,” says a man who lives in the apartment complex.
Police say no one was hurt in the incident.
The Madison Police Department is investigating a MISSING PERSON report. Reported missing is 17-year-old Abigail Grace Bonner, a white female. Abigail was last seen at her residence in Madison about 0700-0800 AM August 03, 2013.
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Abigail is five foot six inches tall and weighs approximately 125 pounds. She has medium length brown hair and brown eyes. Anyone with information concerning Abigail’s whereabouts is asked to contact the Madison Police Department at 601-856-6111 or contact Crime Stoppers at 601-355-TIPS.
Harrison County, Ind., police are investigating a double homicide in the 9100 block of Walk Drive, west of the town of Georgetown.
The names of the two victims, an elderly man and a woman, have not been released and police aren’t saying how the two died. But Harrison County Sheriff Rod Seelye said police are questioning two people of interest.
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Because of that, the community shouldn’t fear that there’s a killer on the loose, Seelye said.
Police were called to the scene Saturday when a friend and employee of the woman found her body at the residence. When police searched the property, they found the male victim, Seelye said, adding that “it was a pretty gruesome scene.”
A homicide team that includes the Indiana State Police, the Floyd County and New Albany police and Harrison County prosecutor’s office was on the scene most of Saturday and is continuing to investigate.
Police believe the victims died in the early Saturday, Seelye said.