Girl missing after meeting with man she met online

DETROIT – Detroit police are searching for 13-year-old Mikayla Champion, who was last seen Thursday at around 10 p.m. at W. 7 Mile Road and Telegraph Road at the BP gas station. She was seen at the gas station with an unknown man (pictured below) that she met online, authorities say. Champion left her home in the 22500 block of Frisbee Street shortly before she was seen at the gas station. READ MORE HERE

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$6,000 Reward Offered for Inmate Who Escaped

CA – Silicon Valley Crime Stoppers and the Deputy Sheriff’s Association of Santa Clara County are offering a combined $6,000 for information leading to the arrest of Johnell Carter, an accused sex offender who escaped after fighting with a deputy and injuring him. The 40-year-old Carter was in jail custody, but escaped from the Santa Clara Valley Medical Center in San Jose, where he was taken for treatment on Friday and was being supervised by a deputy. READ MORE HERE

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Fugitive Added to ICE’s Most Wanted

SAN JOSE, California — A Sunnyvale man who absconded following his indictment on federal child pornography charges is the latest fugitive to be profiled on the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) smartphone app, seeking public tips on at-large and unknown child predator suspects.

Jose Alberto Centurion-Cruz, aka Jose Alberto Cruz, 30, was indicted by a federal grand jury in northern California in January 2013 for possession and distribution of child pornography. When ICE Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) special agents searched Centurion-Cruz’s Sunnyvale residence in connection with the probe, they found more than 100 sexually explicit videos of minors on his laptop computer and other digital media. Centurion-Cruz was scheduled to appear in federal court in San Jose last month, but failed to show up for his hearing. On March 18, a bench warrant was issued for his arrest.

Centurion-Cruz is 5 feet 11 inches tall and weighs 200 pounds. He has black hair and brown eyes. Investigators believe Centurion-Cruz, who is a Salvadoran national, may have fled to his native country. READ MORE HERE

WELCOME LEIGH ANN ERDMAN

Dreamcatchers for Abused Children is proud to announce Leigh Ann Erdman as their new Executive Vice-President. Leigh Ann accepted this position effective today, February 28th. Leigh Ann has very impressive credentials and we are very honored that she has accepted this position. She will be a huge asset to our Board of Directors.

Leigh Ann’s credentials are quite extensive. She is a graduate of Chapman University Master with a degree in Healthcare Admin; graduate of Troy State University with a Bachelor of Science Resource Management; Board Certified in Emergency Management; Sexual Assault Response Coordinator (2005-2006); Victim’s Advocate (2012- present); and 30-years in the USAF (1984 – present).

Leigh Ann has also spent a great majority of her spare time as a Small and Large Animal Rescue Transporter (1999 – present). She is an active child and animal abuse advocate and has a dream to start a therapeutic equine riding ranch for abused children in the near future.

Welcome Leigh Ann!

Man wanted for death of child

Montgomery, Alabama – A man who served prison time for setting his dog on fire is now accused of killing a child. Montgomery police say Juan Daniels drove his SUV through an apartment at the Plaza at Centennial Hill on Feb. 12 following a dispute with another man. In the process, Daniels hit 6-year-old Aiden Howard who was visiting the apartment with his mother. Aiden suffered severe injuries and died at an unspecified local hospital 10 days later, according to police. READ MORE HERE

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Child Pornographer Makes 15 Most Wanted List

David Benjamin Creamer — charged with distribution of child pornography, transportation of obscene materials, firearms violations, money laundering and income tax evasion — has been added to the United States Marshals Service “15 Most Wanted” fugitive list. Director John Marshall today announced the addition of Creamer, wanted in the District of Arizona since December 1997 for violating the terms of his pretrial release.

Investigation of Creamer, 53, began in 1993, focusing on the sales and distribution of CD-ROMs containing child pornography, obscenity and bestiality. The president and founder of the distribution company was Creamer. Between 1992 and 1995, he produced more than 100,000 diskettes for worldwide distribution. His company grossed more than $2.3 million in sales from 1994-95.

“Every time he sent out a new disk, those children were being exploited again,” said Supervisory Deputy Marshal Rick Lovelace, District of Arizona (Tucson sub-office). Lovelace leads the investigation to find Creamer.

In September 1995, a search warrant executed by the U.S. Customs Service, Internal Revenue Service and the Tucson (Ariz.) Police Department at an office and two airplane hangars leased by Creamer turned up many valuable items, allegedly purchased with the proceeds of his illegal business dealings. Items seized included 70 firearms, 80,000 rounds of ammunition and $120,000 in U.S. currency. U.S. Customs Service also seized a Cessna aircraft, two automobiles, two trailers, a 19-foot Larson Runabout boat and seven acres of land in Pima County, Ariz.

“He was living in a section of Tucson where people don’t have garages. They have airplane hangars,” said Lovelace.

In June 1997, a federal grand jury in Arizona indicted Creamer on 23 counts of criminal activity. He was arrested, arraigned and released on bond that same month. A trial date was set for March 1998, but he failed to report to Pretrial Services in December 1997. He has been on the lam since then.

“He’ll probably assume a new life, doing what he has done before in another part of the country,” said Lovelace.

More information on Creamer can be found at the Marshals Service website, www.usmarshals.gov, or by calling Deputy Pacheco in Tucson, Arizona at (520) 904-3165.

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Reward increased to $163K for info on teen’s murder

DETROIT – The Detroit Crime Commission and Chief James Craig announced Friday that the award for information leading to an arrest and conviction in the Dec. 22 deadly shooting of Paige Stalker has been raised to $163,000. The 16-year-old from Grosse Pointe was killed when a gunman opened fire on the parked car she was in on the Detroit-Grosse Pointe Park border. READ MORE HERE

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How to Surrender an Infant Under Safe Haven Laws

In all 50 United States and Puerto Rico, there are safe haven laws designed for a parent to surrender a newborn child to designated ‘safe havens’. Designed to protect infants from neglect or abuse, most states do not ask questions about why you are turning over custody of the child. If you or someone you know is pregnant and do not feel that the child can be raised safely under the care of either parent, the infant can be usually relinquished without risk of prosecution. READ MORE HERE

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Law Details & Safe Haven Organizations by State 

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WANTED: CHARLEY HOLLIN

INDIANA – Charley Hollin is wanted for kidnapping and child molestation. On January 20, 1999, a ten-year-old female resident of Seymour, Indiana, was allegedly abducted at knife point outside a local girl’s club and later sexually assaulted. After the molestation occurred, Hollin reportedly made the victim leave the car naked, and her clothes were thrown out of the car after her. On February 3, 2000, an arrest warrant was issued for Charley Hollin in the state of Indiana, Jackson County, for two counts of confinement and three counts of child molesting. Additionally, on April 5, 2007, a federal arrest warrant was issued by the United States District Court, District of Indiana, after Hollin was charged with unlawful flight to avoid prosecution. READ MORE HERE

DELRAY BEACH, Florida — Detectives need your help tracking down a wanted sex offender. Warren Blake, 49, failed to register as a sex offender.  He was convicted of sexual battery in 1998. His last known address is 928 SE 4th Avenue in Delray Beach. The Florida Department of Law Enforcement said Blake has been known to use these aliases: Clayton West, Clayton Darrell West, Radcliffe Warren Blake, Blake Radcliff, Radcliffe Blake, Warren Radcliffe Blake, Blake Radcliffe. Call the Delray Beach Police Department at 561-243-7800 if you know where he is. SOURCE

UNKNOWN SUSPECT WANTED BY ICE – Law enforcement officials are seeking information which will lead to the identification of this unknown suspect. It is alleged that he may be involved with child exploitation and the sexual abuse of a minor. This “John Doe” is an unknown suspect and is believed to be living somewhere in the United States or Canada, but he could be anywhere in the world. Both he and the child are seen in room with wood paneled walls with framed photos, a black computer, desk with sewing machine and brown patterned curtains. If you have any information, call: 1-866-347-2423 or visit: www.ice.gov/tips

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ORANGE COUNTY, Florida —A convicted sex offender who was on the run for six months has been arrested and booked into the Orange County Jail, according to authorities. Angel Rodriguez was the focus of a news conference earlier this month when deputies said he cut his GPS ankle monitor and went missing. His original charges involved child molestation and child pornography, investigators said. READ MORE HERE