Chiefs superfan pleads guilty to bank robbery spree
Xavier Michael Babadar 29 pleaded guilty in federal court in Kansas City to one count each of money laundering transporting stolen property across state lines and bank robbery. Sentencing July 10. He admitted robberies or attempted robberies in 2022 2023 across Iowa Oklahoma Nebraska Tennessee Minnesota Nevada and California. At least 532 675 restitution and forfeiture of an autographed Patrick Mahomes painting.
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Fire department promotes life saving PulsePoint app
Lawrence-Douglas County Fire Medical urges public to download PulsePoint Respond a free app that notifies users within a quarter mile of a public cardiac arrest and guides them to the incident Every second matters says Chief Rich Llewellyn roughly 2000 users in Douglas County have the app since a 2021 soft rollout Cardiac arrests rose from 160 in 2019 to 238 last year with around 20 incidents monthly Officials highlight CPR guidance in the app and plan more community CPR training at events including potential sessions at Allen Fieldhouse
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Lawrence reopens SeeClickFix app for reported issues
After a pause in 2023, Lawrence City re launched the SeeClickFix service on February 20 allowing residents to report non emergency crimes in addition to prior city service requests. The tool began in 2019 for property and park maintenance items like potholes dead animals and trimmed tree limbs.
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Man in civil rights suit acknowledges lack of facts
Michael Brain, a Lawrence resident and critic of public officials, concedes his civil rights suit against the City of Lawrence lacks sufficient facts. He seeks a 10 day extension to amend the complaint as the city seeks dismissal, with hearings set for March 8 on related motions and his municipal appeal.
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