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A Lexington man will appear in court Tuesday after attempting to steal from a store near UK’s campus.
According to authorities, the incident happened Monday morning at Kennedy’s Wildcat Den.
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Police documents say Derek Hughes, 50, attempted to steal four sets of headphones from the business. Officials say the store manager tried to stop Hughes, but was shoved.
According to police, Hughes faces second degree robbery charges.
A homeless man has been charged with multiple counts of identity theft for trying to buy property in his brother’s name, according to the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office.
Stephone Patton, 45, was charged with three counts of fraudulent use of personal ID information and one count of issuing a worthless check, deputies said. They said he was using the ID information for his brother, Steven N. Patton, 48.
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Deputies said they were called to a local car dealership May 27 after Patton, tried using his brother’s identification to buy a new car. Patton was arrested by deputies and charged with one count of fraudulent use of personal identification and a warrant for worthless checks.
After further investigation, deputies said they discovered that, over the course of a month, Patton tried to buy two additional cars, two jet skis, a Harley Davidson motorcycle, a home, and insurance for four additional vehicles in Pinellas County using his brother’s identification.
Deputies said they believe there may be additional businesses that were victimized by Patton. If anyone has information on this investigation or has become a victim they are asked to call Detective Frazho at the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office at (727) 582-6200.
West Memphis police are trying to locate a man wanted for sexual crimes against children.
John Walton, 37, is currently wanted on four counts of felony sexual indecency with a child.
Detectives with the West Memphis Police Department began investigating after receiving several reports accusing Walton of inappropriate sexual behavior in front of children who lived near him.
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Walton is described as a white male with dark hair, approximately 5 feet 11 inches and 210 pounds. Police believe he could be in the Memphis area.
If you have any information on the whereabouts of John Walton, you are asked to contact the West Memphis Police Department at (870)735-1210 or Crittenden County Crimestoppers at (870)732-4444.
The Etowah County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s assistance in finding a missing person, according to Sheriff Todd Entrekin.
Wesley Adam Clifton, 23, was reported missing on Saturday, June 11, by a family member. He was last seen by his family leaving his residence, located on Perry Works Road, on Tuesday, June 7.
On Wednesday, June 8, Wesley reported as scheduled to work at Zaxby’s in Boaz. However, he did not come to work the following two days.
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Wesley is a white male, 5 feet 7 inches tall, weighs approximately 130 pounds with hazel eyes and brown hair. He is driving a red 1995 Honda Accord. The vehicle’s license plate is 8993AL3 and is registered to Scottie Clifton, Wesley’s uncle.
Anyone with information concerning the whereabouts of Wesley is asked to call the Etowah County Sheriff’s Office at 256-546-2825 and speak with Lieutenant Robin Grant.
The search continues for the people responsible for robbing and shooting a Laurel County man continues.
Deputies think the shooting at the home on Taylor Bridge Road happened because the victim recognized a person with the robbers and opened the door for them.
“We just know they’re acquaintances, we’re not sure of anything beyond that,” said Deputy Gilbert Acciardo.
They believe Trey Hedrick opened the door at his parents’ house for an under-aged teen girl.
Shortly after, investigators say that two men got inside the home for a violent confrontation and theft.
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The victim was shot in the hip with a pistol and deputies say those responsible left the house.
Hedrick was flown to UK Hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
Police are searching for the three responsible. The Sheriff’s Office says that they have an idea as to who the girl is and at least one of the guys.
“Fits the description of a young lady who has been a juvenile runaway in this area who was accompanied by a male, and the vehicle description was a white Cadillac and that male did have a white Cadillac so we’re thinking we have an idea on this particular case,” said Acciardo.
Deputies added that this was a targeted attack and there is no reason for others to be concerned. If you have any information, you’re asked to call the Laurel County Sheriff’s Office.
A Knoxville man was arrested while allegedly attempting to meet a child for sex.
Knoxville Police took Wesley Aaron Arp (25) into custody on Friday.
He was charged with solicitation of a minor to engage in certain sexual conduct, a Class E felony.
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Knoxville Police arrested Arp as he arrived at a location to allegedly engage in sexual acts with a 14-year-old female.
Arp is being held at the Roger D. Wilson Detention Facility on a $10,000 bond.
The Reno Police Department is asking for the community’s help in locating a missing man.
Trenner Nolan was last seen leaving the Coconut Bowl in Sparks around 5:00 a.m. Sunday, June 12, 2016. He was there for a Safe and Sober event. Nolan graduated from Wooster High School Saturday.
His family tells KOLO 8 News Now his social media accounts have been active since he was reported missing.
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Trenner is white, around 5’7″ and 160 pounds, with brown hair and green eyes. He drives a 2006 silver Honda Accord with Nevada license plates 516-ARY.
Anyone with information about this missing person is asked to contact the Reno Police Department at 334-2188, or Secret Witness at 322-4900 or www.secretwitness.com, or you can text a tip to 847411 (TIP 411) keyword – SW
A man was arrested after he was accused of an attempted sexual assault and a robbery, according to police.
Authorities say Herbert Robbins, 44, of Louisville was apprehended on Saturday after a woman reported the incident.
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According to a uniform citation, the suspect attempted to sexually assault the victim and struck her on the back of her head. Additionally, the document says the suspect stole the woman’s purse.
The suspect was located on the railroad tracks at Broadway and Loudon, according to the uniform citation.
Charges against Robbins include first degree robbery, alcohol intoxication and criminal trespass.
Cass County Sheriff Tom Burch reports that the Cass County Sheriff’s Office is actively investigating a missing persons case in Becker Township, rural Motley MN. The missing person is identified as Marissa Fall, age 22, of Motley MN.
Marissa is described as 5’3” tall with brown/blondish hair and last seen wearing a black t-shirt with white lettering, blue jeans and sandals.
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Anyone who has seen or has had contact with Marissa in the past 24 hours is asked to contact the Cass County Sheriff’s Office at 218-547-1424 or 1-800-450-2677.
People who knew Ashley Doolittle describe her as a person who never did anything simply because she thought that was what was expected of a girl her age.
“Teenaged girls are often concerned about how they should dress or act to impress people,” said Kim Madsen, the organization leader of the Boulder Valley Riders 4-H club, of which Doolittle was a member.
“She was herself,” Madsen said. “She was goofy. She never put airs on for anyone. She was just her wonderful self.”
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Although it had not been confirmed on Friday evening, a young woman’s body discovered earlier in the day in Mesa County near Collbran is possibly that of the 18-year-old Doolittle.
Her ex-boyfriend, Tanner Flores, also 18, has been taken into custody by the Mesa County Sheriff’s Office after he and his truck were spotted near the location of the woman’s body on Friday.
The Larimer County Sheriff’s Office had been looking for Doolittle, who lives in Berthoud, since Thursday evening and believed that she might have been with Flores, who was reportedly distraught the two had recently broken up.
Flores has not been charged with any crime.
Boulder County Fair Coordinator Laura Boldt said Doolittle had been riding horses since she was about 5 years old, and she mostly knew Doolittle through the horse world.
“When we got together, we would talk a lot about horses,” she said. “I always saw her in the arena, in the horse pen. She was always fun to watch.”
Doolittle was the 2016 Boulder County Fair and Rodeo lady-in-waiting — usually the person who is crowned queen the following year — and had made several appearances on behalf of the fair during the past year.
Doolittle dedicated much of her time to 4-H, judging horse competitions and competing in them, and was looking forward to being crowned queen at the upcoming Boulder County Fair and Rodeo in August.
“An absolutely wonderful person,” said Julia Davis, president of the Boulder County Fair Board. “She was very giving. She always had a smile.”
Madsen said Doolittle was an accomplished horse rider, achieving level four status in 4-H, the highest in the organization.
“She was an excellent horse woman,” Madsen said. “She had achieved a lot. She was one of the highest level kids in our county.”
Doolittle graduated from Berthoud High School in May and was planning on attending Colorado State University in the fall to major in Agricultural Business.
“She was very positive,” Davis said. “She just had so much potential. She loved the 4-H way of life, a great horse woman and just all-around beautiful person.”
Madsen said a planned 4-H event had gone on as planned on Friday evening.
“It’s a very tough day,” Madsen said. “We got together and said a group prayer and cried a lot. We just expressed how much we are here for her family. We want to help them in any way possible.”
Madsen said it was important for the event — which is intended to help people showing horses know what judges look for — to proceed so its members could talk about what had happened and support one another.
“Ashley was loved by a lot of people,” Madsen said. “Everybody will miss her. Forever.”
