Nassau police are searching for an elderly man who went missing in Franklin Square Thursday afternoon.

According to detectives, Peter Paternostro, 90, is a white, 5’11”, 150 lbs., with brown eyes, gray hair, glasses and walks with a silver cane. He was last seen leaving his home in Franklin Square at noon on Thursday, driving a 2003 gray Honda Civic bearing New York registration CPL8388, going in an unknown destination.

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Detectives request anyone with information regarding this missing person to contact the Missing Persons Squad at 516-573-7347 or call 911. All callers will remain anonymous.

A man is in jail after police say he robbed a Lexington pharmacy.

It happened around 8:30 p.m. Thursday at the Rite Aid in Palomar Center.

Police say Christopher Sullivan, 43, went to the pharmacist and showed a fake gun. He allegedly got away with prescription drugs.

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Officers were able to track Sullivan down a short time later on Burley Drive.

He was arrested and is now charged with first-degree robbery.

The former Sheriff of Harlan County has been indicted for the theft of public funds and property.

Marvin J. Lipfird was indicted for theft of property from a federally funded program. The indictment alleges that Lipfird abused his former position by misusing funds and property belonging to the Harlan County government.

The indictment alleges that Lipfird stole money from a fund that was intended for use in controlled drug purchases. Additionally, the indictment alleges that Lipfird sought reimbursement from the Harlan County government for numerous personal expenses, including food, alcohol, hotel rooms, and a subscription to a dating website.

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The indictment also alleges that Lipfird caused Harlan County to pay a number of other fraudulent expenses, including duplicate payments for travel reimbursements and subscriber fees for a mobile telephone issued to a personal acquaintance.

Overall, Lipfird is alleged to have taken thousands of dollars’ worth of funds, goods, and services during his tenure as Harlan County Sheriff.

The Overland Park Police Department issued an Endangered SILVER Advisory for a missing adult. Someone spotted him in Sedalia, Mo., on Wednesday evening about 6:30 at Casey’s General Store.

Charles Bond, 75, is white, 5-foot-9, and 260 pounds, with gray hair, brown eyes, and fair complexion. His medical conditions include renal failure, diabetes, heart issues, and Alzheimer’s disease. He was in a green 2001 Dodge Caravan with Kansas license plate 00AMX. He left the Casey’s in Sedalia southbound on U.S. 65.

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Bond missed a dialysis appointment and is apparently confused. He contacted his daughter and told her he was driving to Bolivar, Mo. His last cell phone ping was near Warsaw on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.

Anyone seeing Bond or his vehicle, or anyone having any information related to him, can dial 9-1-1 to contact the nearest law enforcement agency or call the Overland Park Kansas Police Department at (913) 638-0307.

Lexington Police are investigating an armed robbery at a Family Dollar store.

The call went out just after noon at the Waller Avenue location. Police say a man demanded cash and fled the scene.

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The situation is still developing. Lexington Police have not released a description of the robber. LEX 18 will update this story as more information is received.

The three men who pleaded guilty in connection to a deadly Clark County shooting have been sentenced.

Police say Christopher Robinson shot at two men in a Winchester apartment back in 2015, and one of the bullets went through the floor, hitting and killing 19-year-old Amber Caudill.

Robinson pleaded guilty to murder, burglary, and two assaults.

Lamont Wilkerson and Aaron Stailey entered guilty pleas to complicity on all counts.

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Amber Caudill’s mother, Karen, spoke before the sentencing. In court, she held a photo of Amber taken at her graduation from high school. She spoke about her daughter’s talent in graphic design and how she excelled in academics. She told the three men in court, “you took her last breath,” and she said to the men, “you still have time to change yourselves and I know she would’ve wanted you to.”

Robinson was sentenced to 30 years in prison, Wilkerson was sentenced to 27 years in prison and Stailey was sentenced to 25 years in prison.

A fourth person, Lillian Barnett, is also charged in the case. Barnett is scheduled for trial this January.

The Franklin County Coroner has identified the three men killed in a crash on I-64 Wednesday. All three men were from Lexington.

According to the coroner,  Julio Cesar Ramirez, 46, Santiago Jimenez Lopez, 40, and Jose Luis Rodriquez Lobos, 28, were passengers in a van that crashed on I-64 near the 53 mile marker.

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First responders told LEX 18 a tire blew on the van, causing it to crash into a tree and become engulfed in flames. The driver of the van was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries.

The three victims remained in the van until the vehicle was towed to the Medical Examiner’s Office in Frankfort.

Investigators say the three deceased men were not wearing seat belts.

An elderly man charged in a Clark County crash that killed two women still says it was all accident. He appeared in court Thursday to answer to charges that he recklessly caused their deaths.

84-year-old James Pelfrey pleaded not guilty. Last month from jail, he told us he didn’t see the car he hit in June. And today, his lawyer said the crash was simply an accident.

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The crash killed Sarah Helfrich and Juanetta Mitchell. The women were stopped at a red light when Pelfrey rear-ended their car.  Pelfrey’s lawyer asked the judge if he could be placed on house arrest instead of staying in jail. The lawyer argued that his client is not a risk on the streets.

“He’s already given up his license as I understand it. He doesn’t have a car. He assures me he won’t drive,” Pelfrey’s attorney told the judge.

The prosecutor, however, wants the judge to keep him in jail. He said there is evidence Pelfrey was being reckless. The judge didn’t make a decision on what she’ll do yet. She said she’ll need time to think about the request.

The Ingham County Sheriff’s Office has issued an alert for a missing 64-year-old woman last seen near Williamston.

Carol Henke was last seen near Vanetter Road and Rowley Road in Williamston according to a Nixle alert posted on the office’s Facebook page. The alert was posted shortly before 3 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 1.

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She has long blonde hair and is wearing dark rimmed glasses. She walks with a hunch, and is on foot, wearing a turquoise colored shirt, according to the alert.

Williamston is approximately 20 miles east of Lansing.

Anyone with information on Henke’s whereabouts is asked to call 911.

Volunteers continue the search for Crystal Warner.

Family members say that Warner and her boyfriend, Bobby Jones, went missing July 3^rd from Washington County.The couple owned a cabin there.

Their tenant, Craig Pennington, was later arrested and charged with murder in their deaths.

About a month after they went missing, Bobby’s body was discovered on the side of a Clark County road. Family, friends, and volunteers looked everywhere but could not find the body of Crystal Warner nearby.

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Dave Rader with Texas Equusearch said that his search team is going to focus on searching Bath County near I-64.

“It’s the worst game of hide and go seek you could ever play,” said Rader. “How can one or two people suppose to know what a thousand can’t find? We were dealing with think brush, vegetation is starting to go down. That’s another reason we want to push at this.”

Law enforcement said that Pennington has not been cooperative in the search for Crystal Warner.

The search group is asking that private land owners near I-64 search their own property as well.