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UPDATE: 8.14/2017 2:10 p.m. – Jackson Police questioned and released a suspect in connection to the disappearance of Knight. The search continues for “Mike.”  We’re told officers are still searching for the 17-year-old who drove away with Knight from Will-O-Wood Blvd. That 17-year-old goes by “Mike.” As soon as Jackson Police release more information, we will let you know. Subjects questioned/released regarding missing 3 yr old and auto theft. The 17 yo male identified as "Mike" is not in custody at this time. — Jackson Police Dept . (@JacksonMSPolice) August 14, 2017 UPDATE: According to Jackson Police , King Knight has been located. Officers said the child is safe. The man is also in custody for questioning. Update: missing 3 year old boy, King Knight has been located, safe. Black male suspect in custody for questioning. — Jackson Police Dept . (@JacksonMSPolice) August 14, 2017 Jackson Police said they have found the stolen car at a an apartment complext on Hospital ...

UPDATE: Jackson Police tweeted the missing 3 year old boy, King Knight has been located, safe.  According to the tweet, a black male suspect is in custody for questioning. Update: missing 3 year old boy, King Knight has been located, safe. Black male suspect in custody for questioning. — Jackson Police Dept . (@JacksonMSPolice) August 14, 2017 JACKSON, Mississippi (WJTV) - Jackson Police said they have found the stolen car at a an apartment complex on Hospital Drive. JPD said the stolen Chevy Impala was located at Cypress Point Apartments . They are still looking for Mike and the 3-year-old child. The 17-year-old was last seen on foot walking with the child. Anyone with information, contact police . JACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) — Jackson Police are looking for a stolen vehicle that had a child inside of it. Police said they are looking for a 2000 gray Chevy Impala . Officers said 3-year-old King Knight was inside of the car. The car was taken from Willowood Boulevard in South Jackson. T...

(Updated 9:15 a.m.) Arlington County Police are investigating a shooting that took place this morning close to Columbia Pike. Police said around 8:30 a.m. that a man has been transported to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries after being shot on the 1000 block of S. Frederick Street. The area is close to the Carlyle House condo building , the Columbia Grove apartment building and Bailey’s Branch Park. Officers remain on scene investigating. Police said it appears to be an isolated incident, with the suspected shooter described as a thin black male with dreadlocks wearing a gray hoodie. After searching the area, police said they had not found the suspect, but that they believe there is no threat to the larger community. Anyone with information is asked to call the police at 703-558-2222. POLICE ACTIVITY: ACPD investigating shooting in 1000 block of S. Frederick St. Male victim transported to hospital w/ non-life threatening — ArlingtonCountyPD (@ArlingtonVaPD) August 2...

FARMINGTON HILLS (WWJ) –  Police in Farmington Hills are warning residents of the Windemere Apartment complex to be wary, after one tenant came face to face with a man who broke into his apartment. Police say the burglary attempt occurred in the early morning hours Saturday , when a suspect cut the window screen of the apartment and entered through an open window. The homeowner was confronted by the suspect, at which time the suspect fled the apartment. The suspect is described as a black male, medium build, in his early 30’s, dressed in all black clothing and a black knit cap . Residents are asked to call the Farmington Hills Police Department at 248-871-2610 with any information they may have regarding this matter. The Farmington Hills Police Department offers the following crime prevention tips : • Secure doors and windows when possible, whether home or not. • Stay alert to all suspicious person and activities occurring in your neighborhood and call 9-1-1 whenever you observe s...

Getty Images Updates from Wednesday, Aug. 27 USCTrojans.com's Jordan Moore has the latest on Shaw's story: USC senior cornerback Josh Shaw came to USC athletic department officials this afternoon (Wednesday, Aug. 27) and admitted that he had lied about how he suffered his ankle injuries over the weekend. He said that the story he told of rescuing his nephew in a pool in Palmdale, Calif., was a complete fabrication.  He apologized for misleading his coaches, teammates, athletic department officials and the public. "We are extremely disappointed in Josh," said USC head football coach Steve Sarkisian .  "He let us all down.  As I have said, nothing in his background led us to doubt him when he told us of his injuries, nor did anything after our initial vetting of his story. "I appreciate that Josh has now admitted that he lied and has apologized.  Although this type of behavior is out of character for Josh, it is unacceptable.  Honesty and integrity must be ...

LOS ANGELES – The heroic tale of USC cornerback Josh Shaw rescuing his nephew from drowning turned out to be a lie. What exactly happened that night, causing Shaw to injure both of his ankles, remains unclear. Shaw admitted to school officials Wednesday afternoon that he fabricated the story posted on USC’s website, ending a two-day whirlwind of rumors and speculation. Shaw was suspended indefinitely from all team activities. “We are extremely disappointed in Josh,” USC coach Steve Sarkisian said in a statement. “He let us all down. As I have said, nothing in his background led us to doubt him when he told us of his injuries, nor did anything after our initial vetting of his story. “I appreciate that Josh has now admitted that he lied and has apologized. Although this type of behavior is out of character for Josh, it is unacceptable. Honesty and integrity must be at the center of our program. I believe Josh will learn from this. I hope that he will not be defined by this incident.” ...

Aug 28, 2014 USC senior cornerback Josh Shaw has admitted to lying about how he suffered his ankle injuries last weekend and has been suspended indefinitely , the school said in a statement Wednesday. Shaw said he suffered a pair of high ankle sprains Saturday night after jumping from the second story of an apartment complex to save his 7-year-old nephew, who was struggling in the pool. Shaw said his nephew did not know how to swim. He admitted to team officials on Wednesday that the story was a complete fabrication. Head coach Steve Sarkisian said Tuesday the school received several calls questioning the authenticity of Shaw's story and had been investigating the matter. Josh Shaw has been suspended indefinitely after admitting to USC officials that he made up a story about how he injured his ankles last weekend.  Kirby Lee/USA TODAY Sports "We are extremely disappointed in Josh," Sarkisian said in the statement. "He let us all down. As I have said, nothing in h...