UPDATE (5:05PM): The Suspect in the abduction of Ahlora Lindiment has been identified by Greensboro PD and police have confirmed that 22-year-old N’denezsia Lancaster of Greensboro is now in custody on First Degree Kidnapping as well as an unrelated assault charge.
UPDATE: ABDUCTION SUSPECT IDENTIFIED & IN CUSTODY
(5:05 PM) Greensboro Police Department has confirmed that the suspect has been caught for First Degree Kidnapping of 3-year-old Ahlora Lindiment as well as an unrelated assault charge.
N’denezsia Monique Lancaster, B/F 22, of Greensboro has been arrested, no bond information was available. Lancaster is said to be processed and transported to the Guilford Co. Jail.
Greensboro Police Identify Suspect in Ahlora Lindiment Abduction Case.
GREENSBORO, NC (October 11, 2019) – The Greensboro Police Department has identified the suspect in the abduction of Ahlora Lindiment. The suspect is identified as N’denezsia Monique Lancaster, B/F 22, of Greensboro.
Photo Courtesy of Greensboro PD
The Greensboro Police Department is continuing the investigation to locate Lancaster and is encouraging anyone that comes in contact with or may have information about her location to contact Crime Stoppers at 336-373-1000, or dial 911. Lancaster is wanted for the abduction of the 3 year old Ahlora Lindiment October 9, 2019. She has pending charges of First Degree Kidnapping.
Anyone with information as to the whereabouts of Ndenezsia Lancaster is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 336-373-1000 or 911. She is a black female in her 20’s with a medium complexion, 5’6″, approximately 135 pounds. Her hair was in a short ponytail.
Update: The juvenile has been located. Thank you for all who shared for his safe return.
Onslow County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help locating a runaway juvenile who was last seen in the Piney Green area on July 13, 2019.
Jared Powers is a 16-year-old white male described as being 5’10, 155 lbs., with short brown hair and brown eyes. He was last seen wearing white shorts and a dark shirt, but he may have changed clothing since then.
If you see him or know of his whereabouts, please contact Onslow County Sheriff’s Office at 910-455-3113, Det. Johnston at 910-989-4047, or Crime Stoppers at 910-938-3273. Please refer to case 2019010322 when calling.
Crime Stoppers offers cash reward of up to $2,500 for information that is deemed of value or assistance to law enforcement. Information can also be anonymously texted via Text-A-Tip by typing TIP4CSJAX and your message to 274637 (CRIMES). Callers to Crime Stoppers may remain anonymous and never have to reveal their identity.
Wilmington Police Department is seeking the public’s help in locating missing teen, Brandy Walker, age 14.
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UPDATE: Wilmington PD says the teen has been located safely.
Wilmington Police Department is asking for the public’s help in locating a missing teenaged girl.
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14-year-old, Brandi Walker is described to be 5’8″ inches tall, 115 lbs and last seen wearing gray tights with a white/ lime green t-shirt. Citizens are urged to use the anonymous Text-a-Tip line or call Wilmington Police Department at 910-343-3609 with any information on her whereabouts.
New Hanover County Sheriff’s Office needs the public’s help finding a missing teen.
Sheriff’s office says Arli Noemi Bamaca Hernandez, age 15, was reported missing Wednesday, April 24th.
She was last seen at 5140 Carolina Beach Road, according to NHSO.
She is 5’4″ and weighs around 130 pounds. Arli has brown eyes and long brown hair. She was last seen wearing black shirt, light blue pants, and red high-top Vans sneakers.
She attends Wilmington Early College.
If you know any information in regards to her whereabouts, contact NHSO.
The Cleveland County Sheriff’s Office is seeking the public’s help in locating a Taylor Owens. Taylor is 14-years-old with long brown hair and brown eyes. She was last seen wearing a grey tank top, light blue jeans, and gray vans shoes. She was seen running and getting into a Dark PT Cruiser on 04-07-19 at around 6:30 pm on McBrayer Springs Road in Shelby.
The Cleveland County Sheriff’s Office is seeking the public’s help in locating a Taylor Owens. Taylor is 14-years-old with long brown hair and brown eyes. She was last seen wearing a grey tank top, light blue jeans, and gray vans shoes. She was seen running and getting into a Dark PT Cruiser on 04-07-19 at around 6:30 pm on McBrayer Springs Road in Shelby.
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Taylor is possibly in the company of a Garland Rayshon Davenport, 20-years-old whose picture is below. There are outstanding warrants for arrest for Mr. Davenport for Statutory Rape.
If anyone sees either Miss Owens or Mr. Taylor they are asked to call 911 or 704-484-4822
The Spindale Police is asking for your help to find missing 17-year-old Terah Hunsicker.
Tuesday, Feb. 19, 2019 she left her home on Spindale St. Her Foster mother returned home from work and the juvenile was missing. No danger is currently suspected. She has contacted some individuals but will tell where she is.
She was reported missing from her home on February 19th.
She is 5’6″
165 lbs.
Red hair and green eyes.
Piercing above her left eyebrow and both sides of her bottom lip.
If you have information about the location of Hunsicker, please contact Spindale Police at 828-286-3464 or call 911.
A local man has been arrested for taking a juvenile out-of-state.
On February 4, 2019, 15-year-old Alice Morris was reported missing by her family. During the investigation, detectives determined that Morris was in the company of Zachary Journey and the two had fled Onslow County for Florida.
On February 6, 2019, Onslow County Sheriff’s Office Special Victims Unit Detectives obtained warrants on Zachary Journey and Thursday night, February 7, 2019, the vehicle Journey was driving was stopped by the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office in Marathon, Florida. During the traffic stop, Journey was taken into custody and 15-year-old Alice Morris was recovered safely, without incident.
Zachary Joseph Journey, 25-years-old of Hubert Blvd., Hubert was arrested and charged with:
Abduction of a Child
Contributing to the Delinquency of a Minor.
He is being held in the Monroe County Florida Detention Center awaiting extradition back to Onslow County.
Anyone with information about this incident may contact Onslow County Sheriff’s Office at 910-455-3113, Detective C. Parrish at 910-989-4065; charles_parrish@onslowcountync.gov, or Crime Stoppers at 910-938-3273. Please refer to case 2019001800 when calling.
Crime Stoppers offers cash reward of up to $2,500 for information that is deemed of value or assistance to law enforcement. Information can also be anonymously texted via Text-A-Tip by typing TIP4CSJAX and your message to 274637 (CRIMES). Callers to Crime Stoppers may remain anonymous and never have to reveal their identity.
Onslow County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help locating a runaway juvenile.
Alice Star Morris, juvenile runaway.
Alice Star Morris was last seen in the early morning hours of February 4, 2019. Alice is currently under a doctor’s care. She may be in the company of Zachary Joseph Journey, who drives a 1996 Dodge Ram truck, N.C. tag VJ-46948. The truck is black in color.
Morris has blue eyes, her hair is either black or blonde. She weighs around 130 pounds and is 5-foot-6. Authorities are unsure what she was last seen wearing.
It’s unclear which direction they may have traveled as well as the relationship between the two.
If you know of either Alice’s or Zachary’s whereabouts, please contact Det.C. Parrish at 910-989-4065; charles_parrish@onslowcountync.gov or Crime Stoppers at 910-938-3273. Please refer to case 2019001800.
The Scotland County Sheriff’s Office arrested Danilla Mitzia “Missy” Bethea, on 10 counts of Felony Obtaining Property by False Pretenses and 1 count of Felony False Reports to a Law Enforcement Agency Pertaining to a Missing Child. Bethea is 30, and resides off of East Side Drive, Rockingham, NC.
Scotland Co Sheriff Office
On Thursday, January 31, 2019, the Sheriff’s Office Criminal Investigative Unit received a report from two female parties, mother and daughter, who believed there was a female infant child, born to a female named April Morrison. The reports initially indicated that Morrison was being held against her will and provided information that led investigators to suspect may be victims of human trafficking or prostitution. The report initially suggested that the infant child was sold for monetary value or in exchange for elicit narcotics either by Morrisons consent or by force.
During the investigation, investigators interviewed Bethea on January 31, 2019 and again this day, February 1, 2019. Bethea stated Morrison was safe, and that her baby was in the care of unknown third parties and was also safe. Investigators identified inconsistencies that gave concern to the safety of this infant child, and the legitimacy of the care or caretakers who allegedly would possess the child. Investigators believed the child was in danger, and was possibly sold or exchanged to parties engaged in elicit prostitution or human trafficking.
Upon further investigation, investigators determined that the statements provided by Bethea were allegedly false. April Morrison was a fictional character and there was no infant child named Lee Ann Morrison. These false statements were allegedly made and provided for the purposes of allegedly receiving money, from the reporting party, who believed she was supporting an infant child in need, and one whom she believed she would gain custody or guardianship over. The image of the infant child provided was an image obtained allegedly through social media.
The Scotland County Sheriff’s Office takes every single report of a missing person and/ or child seriously. The Scotland County Sheriff’s Office is trained and ready to respond to, and act swiftly and thoroughly in all reports of any person who may be suspected of being victim to human trafficking or, sexual servitude. The Scotland County Sheriff’s Office believes that in any report of a missing person and, especially any missing juvenile or infant child regardless of the nature of how they came to be missing, is extremely important and a matter that must be addressed immediately and as expediently as possible. This includes information sharing, local, state and federal resources, and information sharing with all available media outlets. This ensures maximizing the potential that a missing person, and especially a child, could be found safely by law enforcement and search and rescue personnel.
The Scotland County Sheriff’s Office extends a sincere and deep gratitude to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Rockingham Police Department, Richmond County Sheriff’s Office, Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office, Fayetteville Police Department, and the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
The Scotland County Sheriff’s Office would also like to thank the media outlets and reporters who worked hard, and were patient and enduring in their efforts to collect information and provide it to the public as quickly as possible. Your dedication is important in sharing vital information especially in this case.
Bethea has received a $100,000 secured bond. Bethea is being held at the Scotland County Detention Facility.
The search for Casey Hathaway continues into Thursday night. Professional searchers will cover treacherous areas fanning out from Toler Road where Casey was last seen on Tuesday, Jan., 22, 2019.
A number of law enforcement officers are involved as well as 7 search and rescue teams from the Johnston Co SO SAR, Lenoir Co SO SAR, Pender Co SAR, Northeast SAR, Coastal Carolina SAR, Chocowinity SAR, and New Bern Fire and Rescue. K9’s from the State Bureau of Investigation and the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children assisted today.
Several ponds on a nearby property were checked on Wednesday and Thursday by swift water teams from local fire departments. Drones flew over many acres nearby. A helicopter from the North Carolina State Highway Patrol will return tomorrow to help with search efforts. It was grounded today because of bad weather.
Volunteers who arrive in the morning will be assigned search areas if and as they become available. Officials greatly appreciate the public’s desire to help us with this important task. However, the terrain is treacherous. Areas are flooded and filled with sinkholes, even the trained searchers are having trouble navigating safely.
The Onslow Beat submitted a request to Craven Co. EMS Director, Stanley Kite for 9-11 call audio release where the missing toddler, 3-year-old Casey Hathaway was reported missing on Tues., Jan. 22 from his family members back yard where he was reportedly playing with two other child relatives, a sibling and a cousin.
Officials authorized the release of this 9-11 call audio today and the 9-11 call has been edited to adhere to NC 9-11 recording laws which protect some particular information.
The contents of “911” and other emergency telephone calls received by or on behalf of public law enforcement agencies, except for such contents that reveal the natural voice, name, address, telephone number, or other information that may identify the caller, victim, or witness. In order to protect the identity of the complaining witness, the contents of “911” and other emergency telephone calls may be released pursuant to this section in the form of a written transcript or altered voice reproduction; provided that the original shall be provided under process to be used as evidence in any relevant civil or criminal proceeding. -NC G.S. 132-1.4 (c)(4)
This morning NCMEC (NC Missing Endangered Children) was on scene with trained K-9, Daisy to continue search for Casey in inclement conditions as heavy downpours and winds swept through the ENC region this morning.
Professional teams are conducting a massive and methodical search. Officials have some new photos of Casey to share with you. Keep praying we will find him and bring him home safe and sound very soon.
If you see Casey or have information to help us locate him, call the tip line at 252-636-6703 or the Craven County SO at 252-633-0498.
UPDATE: 10:11AM
The search for 3-year-old Casey Hathaway continues Thursday morning, despite challenging weather conditions. Heavy rain and strong winds are pounding the area surrounding Toler Road where Casey was last seen on Tuesday, January 22, 2019. At this time, only professional searchers are being used because of serious safety concerns with the weather. Volunteer searchers who arrive on scene will be allowed to sign up, but may not be used because of the dangerous weather conditions.
If you see Casey or have information to help us locate him, call the tip line at 252-636-6703 or the Craven County SO at 252-633-0498.
Resources from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children are now in Craven County helping in this search.
The search for 3-year-old Casey Hathaway continues tonight in Craven County, North Carolina. The Craven County Sheriff’s Office is leading the investigation to find Casey. He was reported missing on Jan. 22, 2019, by a relative.
Casey had been playing outside the home with two other young children (ages 5 & 8) he is related to (sibling and a cousin) and he did not come back inside with them. A relative in the home searched for Casey and when they were unable to find him, called 911. Craven County Sheriff’s Deputies responded within minutes. An intense search began and has expanded by the minute. Today, hundreds of professional searchers and civilian volunteers walked through rough terrain around the home to try and locate Casey.
Sheriff Chip Hughes said this afternoon, “Volunteers would soon be sent home for the night due to safety concerns. Professionally trained searchers will continue to work overnight.” Additional search assets will return in the morning. Volunteers should meet at the staging area at 8:00 tomorrow morning at New Haven Church located at 2755 Aurora Road, Ernul, North Carolina.
While on the ground in the area this afternoon, The Onslow Beat was fortunate to talk to several people who live nearby and volunteers from other areas. During one conversation, a source who wishes to remain anonymous alleged that a family member of his had been questioned in the disappearance of Casey Hathaway last night for several hours by law enforcement. During one press conference today, Sheriff Hughes stated there’s no reason to believe otherwise at this time beyond a missing child case.
Anyone living near Toler Road in Ernul, North Carolina, where Casey was last seen should check their own properties to assist us to locate Casey. Casey is white, with blonde hair and brown eyes. He weighs 25 pounds and is 28 inches tall. If you see Casey or have information to help us locate him, call the tip line at 252-636-6703 or the Craven County SO at 252-633-0498.
If you know of either Alice’s or Zachary’s whereabouts, please contact Det.C. Parrish at 910-989-4065; charles_parrish@onslowcountync.gov or Crime Stoppers at 910-938-3273. Please refer to case 2019001800.
