The father of a nine-year-old Miami girl who was reported missing this week along with her mother has stabbed himself, reports the Miami Herald.

Police have said foul play is a possibility in the disappearance of South Florida woman Liliana Moreno, 43, and her 9-year-old daughter Daniela.

Media outlets are reporting that Moreno’s sister in Colombia contacted police in the Miami suburb of Doral on Tuesday after she had not heard from them in days. Authorities say the girl hasn’t been in school since last Thursday. Police found Liliana Moreno’s purse, wallet and car at her Doral apartment, reports the Miami Herald.

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Police launched a massive search for mother and daughter, searching Dumpsters, lakes, wooded areas and a warehouse.

Friday, police say they found the child’s father Gustavo Castano in a truck in the parking lot of a Miami-area Home Depot, distraught and having apparently cut himself with a knife. It was the same Home Depot where Castano reportedly told investigators he dropped the mother and daughter off on Monday, according to CBS Miami. Police were seen searching a retention pond behind the store.

CBS Miami reports Castano was being treated at a hospital for self-inflicted wounds. He was listed in stable condition.

Police are calling Castano a person of interest, reports the Herald.

Police are investigating a deadly early morning shooting in Bardstown.

According to WLKY-TV, authorities were called to the 700 block of West Stephen Foster at 12 a.m. Saturday.

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Police discovered Michael Unseld, 61, with a gunshot wound, the station reports. The victim was transported to the hospital where he was pronounced dead.

Anyone with information should contact the Bardstown Police Department.

Lexington Police have canceled the Golden Alert for a missing Lexington woman.

Officials say Peggy Coleman, 63, went missing Friday afternoon.

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Coleman returned to her home, on her own, around midnight Saturday.

A Lexington man has been arrested in connection with multiple burglaries over the past month.

Investigators charged Seth C. Dinsmore, 24, with four counts of burglary, one count of theft by unlawful taking from an automobile and one count of receiving stolen property.

Police say that on May 29th, officers responded to the Brooklyn Pizza on Keithshire Way in reference to a burglary. They determined through an investigation that Dinsmore used a rock to break the front door of the business and then stole money from the cash register. They say Dinsmore had applied to a job there the day before but never showed up for his shift. Police say he broke into the same restaurant, using the same method of entry on June 1st.

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Police are also saying that on May 9th and 13th, he stole electronics, tools and firearms from residences.

According to police, on May 11th, Dinsmore stole tools from a pickup truck and later sold them at a pawn shop.

This investigation is ongoing.  Anyone with additional information about these cases or other incidents is asked to call police at (859) 258-3600.

Anonymous tips, including photos and videos, can be submitted by texting LEXPD plus the tip to CRIMES (274637). Information can also be sent anonymously through Bluegrass Crime Stoppers at (859) 253-2020 orwww.bluegrasscrimestoppers.com.

The Leon County Sheriff’s Office is requesting assistance in locating 63-year-old Timothy Gaines.

Gaines is 6’0″ tall, weighs 255 pounds, and was last seen wearing black sweatpants, a red shirt and black tennis shoes.

Gaines was last seen on Thursday, June 2, around 8:30 p.m., leaving his residence on Limpkin Lane.

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He left driving a 2006 White Toyota Tundra, with Florida tag 694TFR.

If you have any information regarding his location, please contact LCSO at (850) 606- 3300.

Two suspects are in custody following a bank robbery Thursday afternoon.

The heist occurred around 1:45 p.m. at the Central Bank on Versailles Road in Lexington.

According to police, one of the suspects walked into the bank with a bandana over his face and fled after stealing cash.

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The suspect, a 16-year-old boy, was tracked down at an apartment with another person of interest in the robbery.

Police identify Adrun Bennett, 18, as the second suspect in the bank robbery. Bennett is charged with evidence tampering and faces two wanton endangerment charges for an incident earlier in the week.

According to an arrest citation, witnesses say the 18-year-old fired shots into a vehicle near Appian Way.

He is scheduled to be arraigned in court on Friday.

A man who is accused of killing a University of Kentucky employee will go on trial starting on Monday.

Mark Taylor was in court for a status hearing Friday morning.

The hearing was to decide if more evidence will be introduced for the upcoming trial.

Evidence against Taylor includes photos of the dead body, items found in Texas at the time of his capture and testimony from his mother.

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Taylor is one of two men charged in the murder of Alex Johnson, a UK Chef, in late 2013.

Johnson’s body was found inside a barrel dumped into the Kentucky River.

A second man, Timothy Ballard, took a plea deal and admitted to his role in the murder.