Allen Baggett was arrested April 24 in Gallatin and charged with six counts of aggravated sexual battery and six counts of solicitation of a minor. Police say the investigation began after a March complaint and are asking witnesses to call 615-452-1313.

A man sprayed U.S. Park Police near Peirce Mill and ran into the woods; officers detained a suspect and searched the area for a possible firearm.

Portland Fire & Rescue called a second alarm and declared the Belmont blaze defensive; a PIO was en route to the scene.

Authorities say a 20-year-old Statesville man damaged buildings and an aircraft at Lake Norman Airport; investigators estimate about $50,000 to the plane and $2,500 to the terminal. Arrests followed after a vehicle was found burning on I‑26.

Seattle police said Friday they are investigating a stabbing in Lake City. Details are limited and authorities described the information as preliminary.

Police have an arrest warrant for 19‑year‑old Landon McMahon after a shot was fired inside Asad’s Hot Chicken. Detectives say he should be considered armed and dangerous.

A 51-year-old Lawrenceville man, Michael Secosky, died after a late-night crash on I‑279 southbound near Camp Horne Road. Pennsylvania State Police are investigating.

A contractor struck a 16-inch water main at Saginaw and McLeroy boulevards, prompting a citywide boil-water notice. Bottled water is being distributed behind City Hall while crews repair the line.

Daniel Hawkins pleaded guilty to child enticement and second-degree sexual assault in the case of a 14-year-old who walked away from a Lad Lake facility and was later found near 38th and Wisconsin.

Federal prosecutors say four metro Atlanta residents were indicted in a mail‑theft and bank‑fraud scheme that included a stolen $4.9M Treasury check and a $4.7M seizure.

Surveillance images were released after an early‑morning sexual assault in Flatlands; detectives say an 18‑year‑old woman was able to escape and seek treatment. Tips are being sought.

Antioch police say 115 auto burglaries have been reported this year — a roughly 70% jump — as thieves zero in on work trucks and tools. Several victims report lost income and stepped-up patrols are underway.

Two RVs burned inside a Progress Village warehouse Thursday; crews contained the blaze in about 30 minutes and investigators are on scene.