Monthly Archives: January 2014

Franklin County deputies arrested a man Wednesday who, they say, was preying on senior citizens promising to do roof work and then taking off with their money. Lawrence Williamson was arrested and charged with knowingly exploiting an adult. The Sheriff … Continue reading →

Beaverton police arrested three people for shoplifting Sunday and seized more than $26,000 in property, gift cards and cash in an elaborate identity theft ring. At 5 p.m. Sunday, a police sergeant pulled over a vehicle reportedly involved in shoplifting … Continue reading →

Authorities are asking for the public’s help in locating a 54-year-old Port Charlotte man who has not been seen in nearly a week. John Simmons was last seen at his home in the 400 block of Wabash Avenue on Thursday, … Continue reading →

Charges against a man who was arrested in connection to a Pulaski County home invasion have been dropped, two other men have been arrested in the case and police continue to look for a third suspect. Gregory Scott told LEX … Continue reading →

An Indiana “mother” does the unfathomable and sells her 3-month-old baby and 4-year-old  as sex slaves in exchange for desperately needed money to a known pedophile. Worse, the mother was often in the room when her infant children were being … Continue reading →

The Lane County Sheriff’s Office is requesting the assistance of the public in locating Brook Allen Humphrey, 45, last seen in the Oakridge area two days ago. Humphrey was driving his Chevrolet full-size diesel truck with trailer hitch. The truck … Continue reading →

An alert drug dog and observant officers took an interest in a bus passenger who was seen having difficulty walking at the Greyhound bus terminal at 11th and Troost on January 20. While Sergio Arturo Gonzalez-Garcia, 29, was waiting to … Continue reading →

A wanted Greensboro man was arrested and charged Monday after police said he scammed people under a false identity. Jason Nicholas James, 38, of 501 Americhase Drive, Greensboro, was charged with three counts of identity theft, one count of obtaining property … Continue reading →

Lexington Police have hit a wall in a stabbing investigation. When it comes to a police investigation, there’s only so much detectives can do before they ask for the public to help. Two week ago, right after the stabbing that … Continue reading →

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