Chuck Rickey, 36, was last seen on Super Bowl Sunday at an Indianapolis bar, Moon Dog Tavern at 96th Street and Gray Road, rooting for the Chicago Bears. Rickey has not been heard from since.
It would appear that Chuck Rickey was in an accident as his pick up was found crashed and flipped. One would think that maybe Chuck Rickey could have been brought to a local hospital and may not know his name due to the accident. Or is unconscious from results of the MVA. It is also possible that he may be hiding fearing that he may get into trouble because of getting into the accident and possible drinking prior.
Description:
- 5-feet-11-inches tall
- weighs about 250 pounds
- salt-and-pepper hair
- blue eyes
- He was last seen wearing a navy blue, long-sleeve Chicago Bears T-shirt
- blue jean jacket
- Bears stocking cap
- blue jeans
- hiking boots
Chuck Rickey, 36, was last seen watching the Super Bowl at a north side Indianapolis tavern. Police and his family think he’d been drinking. Rickey’s pick-up was found less than two miles away on Hazel Dell Parkway in Carmel. It had crashed and flipped. The ignition was turned off and the keys were gone. No one has seen him since.
Charlie Rickey, his wife and family are circulating a missing person flyer in the neighborhood near where the crash happened, hoping someone saw something.
He left the tavern where he watched the Super Bowl dressed in a Chicago Bears T-shirt, a Bears stocking cap and blue jeans. (WTHR)
Police searching for missing Noblesville man
Carmel Police are searching for a 36-year-old Noblesville man who’s been missing since Sunday after watching the Super Bowl at the Moon Dog Tavern at 96th Street and Gray Road.
Carmel Assistant Police Chief Tim Green said Charles “Chuck” Rickey was last seen at the tavern and called friends and family on his cell phone while he was there. About 8:50 p.m. Sunday, Rickey was involved in a one-car accident at 116th Street and Hazel Dell Parkway while driving to a friend’s house, Green said.
Police found Rickey’s abandoned vehicle at the accident scene, but did not find Rickey. Green said tracking canines tried to follow his trail and an Indianapolis Metropolitan Police helicopter searched for him, but both attempts were unsuccessful. (Noblesville Ledger)
If anyone has seen Rickey or picked him up should call the Carmel Police Department at (317) 571-2500.
February 7th, 2007 at 07:24pm
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Randy Fowler, 48, has been missing since February 5, 2007 from Little Rock, Arkansas. According to police, foul play is not expected at this time.
(Randy Fowler)
He was last seen riding the Central Arkansas Transit on his way to a construction site on Asher Avenue. Witness say they saw Fowler on the bus that morning but co-workers say Fowler did not report for work. (KTHV)
February 7th, 2007 at 06:55pm
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13 year old Kimberly Navarette has been missing since February 1, 2007 after she had an argument with her mother. She has not been seen or heard from since.
( Kimberly Navarrete)
He said the girl may be in the company of two women he believes are going to California. If you have any information, please contact St. George Police at 634-5000 or 634-5001.
UPDATE I: Missing 13-year-old girl found
A 13-year-old girl who has been missing for a week was found this morning by St. George police.
Kimberly Navarrete , a Pine View Middle School student, was located by the police near Pine View High School.
February 7th, 2007 at 01:03pm
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The tragic death of 3 year old Loic Rogers was ruled an accident. Loic Rogers drowned in a neighbors septic tank. The possibility of criminal negligence charges could still be filed.
So said Flathead County Sheriff Mike Meehan on Tuesday, after his office spent much of the past two weeks trying to determine exactly how the 3-year-old boy drowned in the septic tank of a friend’s house. Mark Rogers, who has custody of Loic and two siblings, called authorities at about 7:30 the night of Jan. 24 to report his son missing. The father said they were visiting friends at an east Kalispell home for dinner. While preparing to leave, Mark said, he took Loic outside and aimed him toward the car, which was warming up. (The Missoulin)
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UPDATE I: Tommi Cates given Endangerment citation issued in toddler’s death
Tommi Cates, the woman who lives on the property and whose house was being visited has been cited with a misdemeanor is this terrible tragic accident.
The woman who lives in the east Kalispell home where 3-year-old Loic Rogers was found drowned in a septic tank was cited Thursday for negligent endangerment, a misdemeanor, by Flathead County officials.
Tommi Cates has until Feb. 21 to appear in Justice Court on the matter. The charge carries penalties of up to a $1,000 fine, a year in jail, or both.
Flathead County Attorney Ed Corrigan made the decision to charge Cates with the misdemeanor after reviewing reports from officers involved in the search for the youngster, office administrator Vickie Eggum said.
Cates, she added, was “very cooperative. She feels horrible about what happened, just like everybody else.” (The Missoulian)
February 7th, 2007 at 10:32am
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