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The Dora Police Department are searching for 19-year-old Nicholas Hawkins and believe he may be in danger.
According to authorities the last contact Hawkins had with his family he told them someone was trying to harm him.
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Dora Police tell ABC 33/40 that his vehicle was found at a residence in Dora Sunday.
Anyone with any information is urged to contact Dora Police at 
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Troopers are asking for the public’s help in tracking down a missing Hardin County teenager.
Investigators say 17-year-old Emma Riney left her home early Thursday morning for school in a grey 1996 Nissan Cab truck with Kentucky license plate 307-LTT. Riney never arrived to class.
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State police say the teenager has been in touch with friends since she went missing, and is thought to be in the company of an unknown adult male.
Anyone with any information concerning her whereabouts or the identity of the male is asked to contact police.
Investigating officers from the Alabama Department of Insurance, Fire Marshal and Fraud Divisions announced the arrests of four suspects for allegedly staging structure fires, automobile accidents, vandalism, and personal injury “accidents” in order to receive fraudulent monetary claims from insurance companies.
Alabama State Fire Marshal Ed Paulk, and local Deputy Marshal Roderick Reed say evidence indicated this “fraud operation” had been going on for up to 15 years with allegedly fraudulent insurance claims totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Arrest warrants were served on the four family members beginning in early January and culminating Jan. 20 for charges of first degree insurance fraud. Arrested were Lawanda Thomas, 52, of Mt. Vernon; her two sons, Clarence Lavell Roberts, Jr., 32, of McIntosh; Defonta Roberts 26, of Eight Mile; and Defonte Roberts’ sister-in-law, Danielle Miller, 34 of Satsuma.
Three of the four turned themselves into Mobile Metro Jail and were released on bonds. Defonta Roberts was located and served his arrest warrant while serving time in Fountain Correctional Center for unrelated burglary charges.
Trial dates for the four have not been set pending Grand Jury.
Paulk and Reed said more arrests are expected in this broad reaching investigation in Southwest Alabama and they’re asking for the public’s help. Anyone with information on any suspicious fire or insurance fraud case should contact the Alabama Arson Hotline or visit www.firemarshal.alabama.gov for more information.
The Harris County Sheriff’s Office Missing Persons Unit is searching for Jewel McKenly Johnson.
Johnson is a 72 year old black male, standing 5 feet, 8 inches tall, weighing 140 pounds. He was last seen in the 15300 block of TC Jester on February 11, 2016 at approximately 7:30 PM. He was last seen wearing a blue security uniform. Investigators note that he may be driving a 2004 black Cadillac Escalade, Texas plate number: BK7W886.
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Anyone with information concerning the whereabouts of this missing person is asked to contact the Harris County Sheriff’s Office Homicide-Missing Persons Unit at 713-755-7427.
A man is behind bars after deputies say he burglarized an EMS station and assaulted workers Saturday.
According to the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Department, 24-year-old Levi May broke into EMS station 2 in McKinney around 2 p.m. Soon after, an ambulance crew arrived back at the station to find May inside.
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When they confronted him, a fight broke out.
A few minutes later, deputies arrived and the fight continued before May was taken into custody. Two EMS workers sustained minor injuries.
May is facing several charges.
A Bowling Green man has been arrested after police say he attacked someone with a hatchet. Just before midnight Friday, Warren County deputies were called to Kelly Harris Road.
Deputies arrested 37-year-old Kevin Meredith on several charges. Police say Meredith assaulted two people at the house, and then took off. He was later found and arrested.
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Deputies say Meredith did appear to be drunk at the time.
Both victims were taken to nearby hospitals but are expected to be ok.
Three people were found dead early Saturday morning at a home in the Hazelwood neighborhood, near Iroquois Park in Louisville.
Officers were called to the 4200 block of Wheeler Avenue at about 3:15 a.m.
MetroSafe told WAVE 3 News three victims were found dead at the scene. LMPD Spokesperson Alicia Smiley said the victims were young adults, two males and one female.
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The initial call went out as a shooting, but Smiley would not confirm the cause of the deaths.
Smiley said it’s too early in the investigation to release information about any suspects or a motive.
Kentucky State Police have canceled the Golden Alert for Jennings Ritchie.
Ritchie was found safe in Ohio and is with family, according to police.
Jennings Ritchie, 84, was last seen at his home on Francis Hollow in Knott County just after 5:00 a.m., according to his son David Ritchie.
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Authorities were concerned about Ritchie because he suffers from Alzheimer’s and requires medication for dementia.
Louisville authorities say a mother is expected to recover after being shot by her 2-year-old child.
The woman was taken to University of Louisville Hospital for treatment following the shooting Friday evening, according to media reports. Louisville Metro Police spokeswoman Alicia Smiley says the woman was alert and talking, and that her injuries are believed to be non-life threatening.
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Smiley says it’s not clear how the toddler got hold of the gun.
The shooting was reported in a neighborhood near Churchill Downs.
No other details were immediately available.
The family of 16-year-old Brooke Lee Bridges awoke earlier this week to find their loved one missing and the front door to their Alabama home ajar, leading them to believe she was abducted in the middle of the night.
“I think she must have opened the door to someone and they snatched her,” Bridges’ mother, Lisa, told The Brewton Standard.
Brooke Bridges was last seen by her family at their Brewton home Sunday night. Her parents discovered her missing when they awoke the following morning.
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“Officers responded immediately and we got to work on it,” Brewton Police Chief Monte McGougin told reporters during a Thursday press conference.
McGougin said investigators initially looked at the case as a potential runaway, but “with the days passing we still don’t know anymore … we’re having to broaden our scope.”
Bridges’ mother does not believe her daughter left of her own accord. She said the teen did not take her shoes or jacket and as far as her family can tell was dressed only in her pajamas and glasses.
“Would Brooke have run away? Absolutely not,” Lisa Bridges told The Brewton Standard. “That would be absurd. Any behavior like this is so out of character for her.”
McGougin said his agency is being assisted by several law enforcement agencies.
“We also have the FBI CARD team, which is a child abduction response deployment team out of Quantico, Va., that brings child abduction expertise, behavioral analysts and technical expertise in this area,” he said.
According to Bridges’ family, she is homeschooled and they recently moved to the area from Montezuma, Ga.
Brooke Bridges is described as a white female, with long blue hair and blue eyes. She is 5-foot-3 and weighs 100 pounds. She wears glasses and was last seen wearing two spaghetti strap tank tops, black jogging pants and white socks.
“The investigation is moving forward but we’re still at the brick wall that we were at from day one,” McGougin said. “I still ask all of you to help us and if you know anything about the [disappearance of] this child … let us know. Nothing is too small.”
Anyone with information in the disappearance of Brooke Bridges is asked to contact the Brewton Police Department at 251-867-3212.
