The mental health partnership in Seminole County that did so much good for so many people in crisis is no more.

The Lake Mary Police Department is asking for the public’s help identifying a man that was killed in a traffic crash on Saturday morning.

When a family with an autistic adult son moved into the city of Lake Mary, officers had no idea -- until they were called to the home by 911 dispatchers.

LAKE MARY, Fla. – The Lake Mary Police Department has released the sketch of a man who they say tried to abduct a young girl from her home and need help identifying him. Police responded to the area of Silver Cloud Circle Monday around 6:45 p.m. after an unknown man approached a child outside her home. Officers said the man grabbed the child by her arm and pulled her away from the home, but she was ultimately able to escape and run to safety. “The unknown subject ran away from the scene on foot and was last seen in the area of Grayling Street and Timacuan Boulevard,” department officials said in a news release. “It is unknown if the subject had any other mode of transportation.”The child described the man to police as:A white male in his twentiesApproximately 6 feet tall with a normal buildBrown or blue eyes, brown hair with blonde brownish highlightsWearing black pants, a black long sleeve sweatshirt, a black surgical mask and black Nike shoesSmelled strongly of smokeIf you have any information on the incident or recognize the man in the sketch, you are urged to call the Lake Mary Police Department at 407-585-1323.

LAKE MARY, Fla. – A woman was hospitalized with multiple gun shot wounds following a shooting in Lake Mary on Saturday, according to the Lake Mary Police Department. A man, later identified as 34-year-old Jamalah Lewis, was taken into custody following the shooting at the gated Fountain Parke townhome neighborhood off of Rinehart Road, police said. Photo courtesy Seminole County Jail (Copyright 2020 by WKMG ClickOrlando - All rights reserved.) Zach Hudson of the Lake Mary Police Department said the victim and the suspect knew each other. Lewis is being held at the Seminole County Jail without bond.

LAKE MARY, Fla. – The Lake Mary Police Department said with less traffic on the road due to the state's stay at home order, officers are seeing more drivers speeding. During that time, eight vehicles were pulled over for driving over the posted speed limit. Michelle Hernandez stood on the pedestrian bridge over the interstate with her radar gun and caught drivers speeding. The posted speed limit along the stretch of I-4 where the traffic enforcement operation was being conducted is 65 miles per hour. “Once traffic increases, I would imagine we’ll get back to a normalized traffic problem.