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Warren County Man Arrested on Custodial Interference Charges After Teen Found in Idaho

Warren County Man Arrested on Custodial Interference Charges After Teen Found in Idaho

Victus Harte, a 32-year-old man from Bowling Green, has been arrested and extradited to Kentucky on charges of custodial interference. Harte was found in Bliss, Idaho, with a missing 16-year-old Warren County juvenile, Kirea Carrington, at a truck stop. Carrington had been reported missing, and authorities located her early Wednesday morning. Harte was subsequently arrested on a warrant from Warren County. According to the Warren County Regional Jail website, Harte was lodged at the jail on October 9, with a cash bond set at $6,000. His preliminary hearing is scheduled for October 16 at 9 a.m. Warren County Sheriff Brett Hightower expressed relief at the teen's safe location, noting that specific details surrounding her disappearance were alarming. The Federal Bureau of Investigation, Idaho State Police, and the Commonwealth Attorney’s Office assisted in the case.

Credit Union Employee Accused of Stealing Over $28,000 from Deceased and Living Accounts

Credit Union Employee Accused of Stealing Over $28,000 from Deceased and Living Accounts

Credit Union Employee Accused of Stealing Over $28,000 from Deceased and Living Accounts

NFL Week 5 Early Games Information and Discussion

NFL Week 5 Early Games Information and Discussion

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Texans dominate turnover-plagued Titans, 26-3, in AFC South action

Texans dominate turnover-plagued Titans, 26-3, in AFC South action

The Tennessee Titans fell 26-3 to the Houston Texans in Week 5 as the offense struggled to find any momentum.

Stroud runs for a TD, throws for another as Houston beats Titans for 1st win of season

Stroud runs for a TD, throws for another as Houston beats Titans for 1st win of season

NFL Week 5 games: Eagles rooting guide

NFL Week 5 games: Eagles rooting guide

Handy dandy reference material.

Chiefs News: Raiders DB not fined for tackle on Tyquan Thornton

Chiefs News: Raiders DB not fined for tackle on Tyquan Thornton

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Where to Watch: Colts at Steelers for Week 5 matchup

Where to Watch: Colts at Steelers for Week 5 matchup

Everything you need to know to successfully watch the Colts take on the Pittsburgh Steelers today!

Former Bank Employee Sentenced for Defrauding Elderly Dementia Patient of $126K in Rhode Island

Former Bank Employee Sentenced for Defrauding Elderly Dementia Patient of $126K in Rhode Island

Carlos Bras, 41, of East Providence, has been sentenced to 30 months in prison, followed by three years of supervised release, for mail fraud and aggravated identity theft. He is also ordered to pay $126,000 in restitution and a $200 special assessment. Bras pleaded guilty in May. While working as a 'relationship manager' at Santander Bank in Seekonk, Bras accessed the account of a 78-year-old dementia patient, conducting numerous unauthorized transactions starting around May 2023. These transactions included transferring money into his wife's account and obtaining a debit card in the victim's name for personal use. Prosecutors stated that Bras accessed the Milford man's account 88 times. The scheme was uncovered when Santander Bank's internal fraud detection unit flagged suspicious activity and alerted the Seekonk Police Department. Investigators later discovered that Bras fabricated a real estate contract in Portugal to make it appear as though the victim was purchasing land from Bras's wife, a contract ...

Steelers-Colts alternate game thread

Steelers-Colts alternate game thread

A no-ledges game thread for Week 5.

Indiana Department of Administration Manages State Surplus Warehouse, Generating Revenue and Savings

Indiana Department of Administration Manages State Surplus Warehouse, Generating Revenue and Savings

The Indiana Department of Administration (IDOA) operates a State Surplus Warehouse in Indianapolis, where it manages and redistributes unwanted state property. This initiative aims to save taxpayer money and generate revenue through sales. The warehouse stores a wide array of items, from office furniture and electronics to confiscated airport items and law enforcement equipment. State surplus Director Marshall Tullos likens the operation to a 'Fred Sanford' enterprise, emphasizing the resale value in nearly everything. In the past three years, IDOA has saved Hoosier taxpayers an estimated $571,000 by redistributing property to other agencies and local governments. Additionally, the state has raised nearly $2 million in revenue through public auctions of surplus items on govdeals.com, with an average sale price of $252 per item. The warehouse also facilitates the redistribution of surplus military vehicles and ammunition from the U.S. Department of Defense to over 150 Indiana law enforcement agencies, savin...

Arizona Woman Loses $45,000 in Sophisticated Jury Duty Scam

Arizona Woman Loses $45,000 in Sophisticated Jury Duty Scam

An Arizona woman, identified only as Kristine, lost $45,000 in a jury duty scam that involved fraudsters impersonating law enforcement officials. Kristine received a phone call from a man claiming she missed jury duty and was instructed to pay citations for 'failure to appear in court' and 'contempt of court' to avoid jail time. The scammers directed her to meet a bond agent and pay up to $16,000 in citations, along with an additional bond to remain out of jail. She was then told to visit four different banks to collect $35,000 for the supposed bond. The perpetrators tracked her movements and mileage, demanding constant updates on her location. Kristine realized something was wrong during this process, but the sophisticated nature of the scam, which included realistic-sounding threats and instructions, led her to comply with many of their demands. This incident highlights a growing trend of impostor scams in Arizona.