Remembering Roger Shambaugh A devoted Franklin County deputy
The Franklin County community mourns Roger Shambaugh 55 of Ottawa who died after a cancer battle. He served 31 years with the Franklin County Sheriff's Office before retiring last year and was noted for loyalty, dedication, and mastery of firearms. Survivors include his wife Kelly. A funeral is set for Friday at Dengel & Son Mortuary with military honors planned.
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Kansas task force urges bias policing changes in profiling law
A statewide task force told the Kansas Senate committee its proposals to modify racial profiling laws. It urges redefining profiling as biased policing and calls for broader public disclosure of profiling instances, including listing agencies not accused of bias.
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Veteran's hearing moved in Topeka church protest case
WICHITA AP A hearing for Ryan Newell a wounded Kansas veteran from Marion was rescheduled to February 3 in Sedgwick County District Court. He faces felony conspiracy to commit aggravated assault and five misdemeanors after allegedly shadowing Topeka Westboro Baptist Church protesters from a Mulvane school to Wichita City Hall. Newell who lost both legs in Afghanistan service was released on his own recognizance in December with reporting to a VA hospital.
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Airman sentenced to eight years in HIV exposure case
Tech. Sgt. David Gutierrez, 43, was sentenced by a court martial to eight years in military prison and a dishonorable discharge after being found guilty on seven of eight counts. He exposed multiple sex partners to HIV at swinger parties, violating orders to notify partners and use condoms. He was also convicted of indecent acts and eight counts of adultery.
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Layton Center faces drastic budget cuts under Brownback plan
Drake warns a $600,000 cut, about 61 percent of the Layton center’s funds, would force service reductions and threaten aid for those in need. The center, funded at $996,993 in 2008, would operate on $390,377 under the 2012 proposal, as economic strain grows and demand increases. Drake says deaths by self harm could rise if services fall short, lamenting the potential impact on families and loved ones.
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