Crime Alert. I'm Nancy Grace. Breaking Crime News Now. Trucker Derek Florey drives through Ohio,

headed from Portsmouth to Wassey, a four-hour route. He knows well. One a.m., he heads north on U.S. 23.

The road, dark, empty. His work truck, equipped with multiple cameras, captures what happens.

He spots a small light moving in the road

and blares the horn. The light is coming from a cell phone held by a young girl crossing the

highway miles from home. Florey pulls onto the shoulder, turns on his hazards, gets out,

the girl walks straight to him. He helps her into his truck and drives to safety.

Nancy Flory says he initially thought the light came from a bicycle and was shocked to see a young

girl walking alone. The 12-year-old with a developmental disability wandered away from her home

and had been reported missing by her grandmother just 15 minutes before Flory called police

after guiding the girl safely off the highway.

Flory, a father of two little girls himself, says the incident hit extremely close to home,

and he believes God put him there to help. The girl happily reunited with family.

Alachua County Florida Sheriff's post a wanted notice for Quintario Richardson, aka Panky, for

deadly weapon. On Facebook, Richardson herself comments, I ain't hard to find, do your job. Days

before Valentine's, a sheriff's reply, lucky for you, we're used to those who play hard to get,

offering to pick her up in a custom green and white

whip. They add they have jewelry to fit her wrists and have reserved the best bed and breakfast in

town. Richardson taunts them a second time, come and get me pigs. As of now, she has not turned

herself in. I guess she saw through the patrol car and handcuff roofs.

Authorities continue to search and ask the public for help. If you know or think you know

the whereabouts of Quinteria Richardson, aka Panky, call 352-538-7295. More crime and justice

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