Monthly Archives: January 2016

Lexington Police are looking for a man who might be able to help them figure out where dozens of stolen Christmas cards containing gift cars ended up before the holiday. One Lexington woman says she dropped off nearly 40 cards … Continue reading →

A 17-year-old Long Beach boy with special needs, David Lopez, has been reported missing since Friday, January 22, according to the Long Beach Police Department (LBPD). LBPD Sgt. Bradley Johnson said officers were dispatched to the the boy’s home on … Continue reading →

A North Little Rock man and his girlfriend/ex-wife have been charged with filing a false missing person report over a court appearance he was scheduled to make. Mark and Melissa York both face a class A felony charge of filing … Continue reading →

Police are looking into an overnight burglary at a Lexington McDonald’s restaurant. It happened around 4:15 a.m. Tuesday at a location on Winchester Road. http://liarcatchers.com/contact.php The restaurant connected with a gas station now has smashed glass door. Police say they’re … Continue reading →

Marion County Sheriff’s Office deputies are searching for a missing boy and his mother. Deputies say they were assisting DCF investigators when they were refused access to Jacob Evans while they investigating a complaint. Officials say the mother of the … Continue reading →

A body found over the weekend in Tuscaloosa is that of a teen reported missing days earlier. Homicide investigators responded to the 700 block of Skyland Boulevard East about 3:45 p.m. Saturday after a passerby made the discovery. Lt. Kip … Continue reading →

On Sunday, two women were fatally shot by two unknown assailants, but Jackson authorities could be looking at a triple homicide. According to Hinds County Coroner Sharon Grisham-Stewart, Janis Nicole Evans, 23, and Stephanie Denise Mejia, 29, were both pronounced … Continue reading →

An Irvington man admitted Monday to staging a 2012 car accident in Newark and collecting more than $25,000 in insurance payouts, authorities said. Jerry Previlon pleaded guilty to a single count of second-degree insurance fraud before Superior Court Judge Michael … Continue reading →

Eleven people were indicted for stealing over $700,000 in a widespread identity theft scam, prosecutors said Thursday. Alleged leader Chester Taylor, 30 and participant Marie Ferris, 50, pleaded not guilty in Manhattan Supreme Court to grand larceny, scheme to defraud … Continue reading →

Police in Georgetown are looking for a man who robbed the General Dollar Store in the Indian Acres Plaza on Saturday. They posted a picture of the suspect on Facebook. They describe him as a light skinned, black male, heavy set, … Continue reading →