MISSING TEEN: Today marks 2 weeks since a south-central Kansas teen was reported missing. Sean Thompson was last seen on Nov. 2, 2024, in Wichita. He was 16 years old at the time but has since turned 17 years old, according to state records. @NCMEC shares that he may still be in town, but he may travel to Kansas City, Kan.
SEAN THOMPSON
Missing from: Wichita, Kan.
Missing since: Nov. 2, 2024
Age when reported missing: 16
Height: 5’9’’
Weight: 215 pounds
Hair color: Blonde/strawberry blonde, but his hair was last seen dyed with a pink streak in his bangs
Eye color: Blue
Distinguishing features: Tattoo on arm
If you have information that could help the case, contact the @WichitaPolice at (316) 268-4221; the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children at (800) THE-LOST; or the Kansas Bureau of Investigation at (785) 296-4017 – even anonymously through the KBI or NCMEC.
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@OliLondonTV You do what we have done our entire lives starting in the 70’s when our parents basically let us raise ourselves. You pick yourself up, fix your face, and figure it out.
Nebraska - Train Car Container Explodes resulting in several railcars catching fire carrying Toxic Perchloric Acid, Causing 4 Mile Immediate Evacuations
This was a Union Pacific Train
Union Pacific Top Shareholders:
• Vanguard Group, Inc. (The)
• Blackrock Inc.
• State Street Corporation
• Authorities are asking people living near a railroad in North Platte, Nebraska, to evacuate after a rail car carrying perchloric acid exploded
• Footage near the city shows toxic white smoke billowing into the air, as emergency teams try to contain the blaze
• The fire erupted inside a stationary railcar situated at the Union Pacific Railroad Bailey Yards, which is the largest railroad yard in the world
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Members of the Kearney Police Department and our allied law enforcement partners continue to work tirelessly to locate and apprehend 24-year-old Jacob Ellingson, wanted for two separate counts of Felony Child Abuse. We are using all available resources to do so. On Monday, September 11, a credible tip and photo was received that Ellingson was in a cornfield north of Riverdale, in Buffalo County. KPD worked together, with the Buffalo County Sheriff’s Office and the Nebraska State Patrol, including the Aviation Division from Lincoln, to search an area over four square miles. This thorough search lasted nearly seven hours. Additionally, police UAV drones with high definition and thermal cameras, NSP’s helicopter with FLIR cameras, Police K9’s, foot patrol, ATV’s and mobile vehicle patrol were deployed to search this area. The search continued into the early morning hours of Tuesday, September 12, 2023. Unfortunately, we were unable to locate Ellingson. We greatly appreciate the assistance and teamwork from Buffalo County Sheriff’s Office and the Nebraska State Patrol as well as the local residences and farmers who allowed us onto their property to search for this fugitive.
The Kearney Police Department continues to place a high priority on this case and look to the public for assistance in locating Jacob Ellingson. Anyone with information is asked to contact 911 immediately. You may remain anonymous by contacting Kearney/Buffalo County CrimeStoppers, (308) 237-3424. Tips leading to the arrest of Ellingson are eligible for a monetary reward.
This is an ongoing investigation; the Kearney Police Department will provide updates as new information becomes available. We have included pictures of Jacob in this release as well as on our social media outlets.
We continue to offer our support and prayers for the children involved and their family during this difficult time.
The Kearney Police Department is working in partnership with the Buffalo County Attorney’s Office in this ongoing investigation. Anyone with information regarding this incident is encouraged to contact the Kearney Police Department (308) 237-2104, Buffalo County Crimestoppers (308) 237-3424, or through the See It Say It Send It App.
If #AlexMurdaugh lost privileges because he violated rules by providing a recorded phone statement - then the attorney who did the recording has some charges coming?
It was just a matter of time these would begin to surface…the more you get away with, the more you escalate.
BREAKING: A look at a Dennis Rader (BTK) personal journal entry. The Osage County Sheriff's Office says this is one of the reasons why it's "100% confident" that Rader is the suspect in the disappearance of Cynthia Dawn Kinney from a Pawhuska laundromat in 1976.
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