Boy avoids abduction in Shawnee SUV incident
In Shawnee Kansas a boy reported a man tried to pull him into a faded red SUV with tinted windows possibly a Cadillac Escalade or GMC Denali as he walked home Friday. Police searched the area but found no suspect.
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Kansas Supreme Court: Strippers eligible for unemployment insurance
The Kansas Supreme Court ruled exotic dancers at Club Orleans qualify for unemployment insurance, finding an employer-employee relationship despite claims dancers are independent contractors. The decision affirmed a Shawnee County case from a 2005 unemployment claim, noting control by Milano's Inc. over dancers.
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Kansas City man arrested for gun possession at Magic Lounge
A 21-year-old Kansas City Kansas man, Dion Marcell Jones, was arrested after police responded to a bar check at Magic Lounge on West 24th Street. He faces criminal possession of a firearm and is held without bond. He was on probation from a 2012 Wyandotte County drug conviction. The incident drew nine police units shortly after 1 AM, with the arrest occurring just after 3 AM.
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Whitmore Alexander and Bernd Names in Lawrence On Sunday
Ed Whitmore Alexander and Kevin Bernd are named in Lawrence on Sunday as a boy and a girl, respectively. The report notes their birth or naming event in local records, highlighting family names and the occurrence on a Sunday.
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Journal-World corrects significant errors policy note
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Parental permission key in Kansas piercings case
A legal specialist from the Kansas Board of Cosmetology says the parent bears responsibility when a child resists piercing. Kansas law requires written parental consent for tattoos or piercings from licensed pros, but does not require a minor to consent. If the parent breaks the law, police or child welfare would handle it.
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