Anderson Area Crime Stoppers is offering a reward for information leading to the location of Emmanuel Cornelius Quarles.

Quarles was reported missing to the Anderson County Sheriff’s Office on April 21, 2015.

He was last seen in Anderson County about 10:00am on Wednesday April 20, 2015 leaving a residence on Woodhaven Road in Pendleton.

Later that day, an unconfirmed sighting of Quarles was made at the Road Runner Convenience Store, 10900 Clemson Boulevard in Seneca (Oconee County).

The vehicle in which Quarles was reportedly seen in Oconee County was located in Pickens County on April 29, but Quarles was not located.

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Several agencies including the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED), the Anderson County Sheriff’s Office, the Oconee County Sheriff’s Office and the Pickens County Sheriff’s Office, have been working together to help locate Quarles; so far with negative results.

Quarles is described as a black male, age 28, 5’7”, 150lbs., with black hair and brown eyes.

Anyone with information concerning the whereabouts of Emmanuel Quarles is asked to contact Investigator Kreig Marzolf at (864) 260-4422 or via email at kmarzolf@andersonsheriff.com or Crime Stoppers at 1-888-CRIME-SC.

Information given to Crime Stoppers in anonymous. You don’t have to give your name and if your tip leads to Quarles’ location you could be eligible for a cash reward.

State officials who seized six sickly horses from a Mercer County farm say a celebrated horse trainer may be responsible.

The state veterinarian’s office took the thoroughbreds from the farm Tuesday. Investigators say they believe horse trainer Maria Borell, whose horse “Run Happy” won the 2015 Breeders’ Cup Sprint, was caring for the animals.

Angie Cheak is one of the volunteers who has been caring for the 43 horses on the property. She says pictures don’t capture how sickly the horses looked when she found them.

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“The water, the feed, the hay situation–was dire. If they had… it was horrible,” Cheak said.

She says some had deep sores and hoof damage, and some were so dehydrated that she couldn’t read the tattoos to tell who owned them.

“This could not have happened in a little bit of time. This happened over months and years,” Cheak said.

The Sheriff says Borell hasn’t returned his calls and the Kentucky Racing Commission has her license on hold for trouble with creditors.

The Kentucky State Veterinarian’s Office says that officials with the Kentucky Department of Agriculture  have charged Chuck Borell, Maria Borell’s father, with 43 counts of second-degree cruelty to animals in connection with the sickly horses seized from the farm.

Chuck Borell was taken into custody and turned over to the Mercer County Sheriff’s Office, according to Dr. Robert Stout.

Officials say they have a warrant out for Maria Borrell.

The Thoroughbred Retired Foundation has taken on all six of the horses. Two of which were Silver Cliff and Z Camelot. The two horses will be cared for by inmates at Blackburn Correctional Facility, where TRF has a farm. Identities for the rest of the horses have not been released.

Volunteers are relying on donations to help feed the remaining horses. A Gofundme page has raised more than $13,000 for feed and veterinary care. Click here if you’d like to contribute: https://www.gofundme.com/AbandonedHorseFund

Officials tell us the Lincoln County man at the center of a Golden Alert has been found.

Officials tell us James Richards, 71, was found Wednesday evening in Casey County.

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They say he has been sent to a local hospital for treatment, but he is expected to be ok.

A Cynthiana man has been arrested and charged with sexually abusing a woman at a Lexington doctor’s office.

The incident occurred Monday at a physician’s office in Lexington. According to his arrest citation, McKenzie Joseph was working as a receptionist at a doctor’s office when he allegedly grabbed a woman’s breast and forced her to kiss him against her will while pinning her against a wall.

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Joseph was arrested Tuesday and has been charged with 3rd degree sexual abuse.

A Jackson County woman has been charged with attempted murder after Kentucky State Police say she shot her husband.

KSP responded to a call after Cecil Ray Snider, 59, was found critically injured after being shot inside his Boss Vaughn Road home. Snyder had been found several hours afterwards by his wife, Elizabeth Snider, and neighbors.

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Police believe that Elizabeth shot her husband before leaving the scene.  They then allege she returned home a few hours later with some neighbors to find her husband still alive.  Elizabeth denied any involvement in the shooting but was arrested Tuesday afternoon.

Snider was airlifted to the University of Kentucky Hospital with life-threatening injuries.

She is lodged in the Jackson County Detention Center.

A Golden Alert has been issued for a Lincoln County man.

According to Lincoln County Emergency Management officials, James Richards, 71, was last seen driving a white 2005 Dodge Ram 2500. The license plate is Kentucky 2266CG.

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If you see Richard or know his whereabouts, contact Lincoln County EMA at 606-364-4513

A 28-year-old Palm Beach County man has pleaded guilty to his part in a stolen identity tax refund fraud conspiracy that targeted students and others.

Oniel Winston Scarlett, 28, is set for sentencing Sept. 30, with a potential term of up to 22 years, the U.S. Attorney’s office said in a June 23 release.

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It was during a traffic stop of Scarlett on Sept. 20, 2011, that a Florida Highway Patrol trooper found a trove: 92 Wal-Mart pre-paid debit cards, printouts of stolen information on hundreds of people, and more than 50 Palm Beach County School Board’ printouts with students’ names, Social Security numbers, and dates of birth. The trooper also found two computers, two memory sticks and a cell phone.

According to court documents, Scarlett and co-conspirators fraudulently obtained and exchanged private identity numbers, then filed some 52 false income tax returns that directed nearly $77,000 in refunds be deposited onto pre-paid debit cards. Prosecutors said Scarlett earned $1,000 to $2,000 a week selling the fake cards. And on a computer, investigators found 228 separate login user identifications used to file false additional returns claiming bout $290,000.