Lawrence shooters in 1300 block New Jersey Street case move forward
A Douglas County district judge found enough evidence for two of three suspects to stand trial after a preliminary hearing. Andrew Hiesberger, 20, and William Hiesberger, 23, face charges including criminal threat, criminal damage and aggravated assault. Samantha Schumack, 19, awaits a ruling after further testimony. The incident occurred March 17 during a fight in Lawrence.
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Prosecutors in Kansas to Carry Concealed Guns in Court
Gov. Sebelius signed a bill letting federal, state, and county prosecutors carry concealed firearms in courtrooms with judge approval. The law, effective July 1, requires permits and firearms training and allows local opt outs by county commissions.
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15 Dead Animals Discovered Along Kansas County Road
In central Kansas near Ellinwood authorities seek information after about 15 animals were shot and found scattered on a county road. The carcasses include rabbits, a possum, a turkey, a duck and possibly a raccoon. Troopers and a sheriff's detective removed the bodies. wildlife officials note a possible hunting permit violation and a law against wanton waste.
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Cell phone tracking bill becomes law
Gov Kathleen Sebelius signs a measure enabling police to obtain cell phone location data quickly in emergencies. The law requires carriers to release caller location information promptly when asked, using signals or pings to track a device. It takes effect July 1, 2005.
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Kathleen Sebelius
Ancient artifacts unearthed at Horse Thief Reservoir dig site
Archaeologists led by Dr. Holly Jones from Missouri State University excavated near the Horse Thief Reservoir site eight miles west of Jetmore in Hodgeman County before construction. They uncovered 800 to 1,000 year old bones, shells, pottery shards, and projectile points from the Middle Ceramic Period, indicating year round farm steads and early horticulture amid windy conditions and protective gear.
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