Clarksville NowNadia Serecer (Courtesy MCSO).
CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (CLARKSVILLENOW) – The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office is reporting that 15-year-old Nadia Serecer, who was reported missing on Nov. 25 and found in Nashville, is missing once again.
On Nov. 21, Serecer was found missing from her bedroom by her caregivers, and on Nov. 25, the Sheriff’s Office issued a request for public assistance in finding her. She was located later that day in Nashville.
However, her caretakers have reported her missing again.
According to the MCSO news release, Serecer was last seen on Monday, Dec. 14. She may be wearing a black sweater and black sweatpants.
Former Conroe priest sentenced to prison on indecency with a child charges
FOX 26 s Ivory Hecker has more after a former Conroe priest was sentenced to prison.
CONROE, Texas - A former Conroe priest has been sentenced to 10 years in prison on two charges of indecency with a child.
Manuel La Rosa-Lopez pleaded guilty in November and was formally sentenced on Wednesday.
According to the Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office, the sentences of 10 years were pursuant to a plea agreement and will run concurrently.
La Rosa-Lopez is in custody at the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office and is awaiting transfer to prison.
Clarksville, TN – Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) reports that juvenile Nadia Serecer, age 15, was located in Nashville on November 25th, however her caretakers have reported her missing again.
Serecer was last seen on Monday December 14th, 2020. She may be wearing a black sweater and black sweat pants.
She could be traveling with a 19-year male named Aaron who drives a red Nissan Sentra. She is believed to be in the Clarksville or Nashville area.
Nadia Serecer was last seen on Monday December 14th.
Anyone with information on her location is asked to call 911 or Investigator Shelby Largent at 931-648-0611 ext. 13418; submit a tip with the MoCoInfo App; or call 911.
Human Trafficking Probe After Woman Found Bloody and Screaming on Road
On 12/16/20 at 9:06 AM EST
A woman who was found covered in blood and screaming in the middle of the road has led to a human trafficking investigation across three states.
Witnesses called police after the distressed and injured woman was spotted standing on Dr. Van Ave in Flomaton, Alabama, back in November.
However, when deputies arrived on the scene the woman was picked up and taken by a man driving a white car.
Concerned for the woman s welfare and believing the injuries could be serious, an investigation was launched by the Flomaton Police Department, according to a statement issued by the force on Tuesday.
Montgomery County commissioner donates $10K to CrimeStoppers By Jonathan Grass | December 16, 2020 at 3:14 PM CST - Updated December 16 at 4:41 PM
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - Commissioner Ronda Walker announced a $10,000 donation to Central Alabama CrimeStoppers on Wednesday that comes out of her discretionary funds.
The donation is a joint effort between the Montgomery County Commission, Central Alabama CrimeStoppers, the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office, and the Montgomery Police Department. The goal is to reduce crime and encourage residents to help law enforcement by calling in tips.
“My constituents are hard-working, middle class people who want nothing more than to go about their day without the threat of a bullet coming through their home as they sleep at night. They are scared and they want something done. It’s time the criminals feel some of the fear our residents do,” Walker said in a statement.