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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 2017
Page
3
Admissions for Tuesday in Ottawa include Sandra Miller. Dismissals on Monday in Ottawa include Cecil Bridges.
At 1040 a.m. Monday a 16 year old Gardner girl was arrested on probation violation. At 412 p.m. Monday Dallas Ambler, 29, Ottawa, held on a Franklin County warrant. At 15 a.m. Monday Douglas Bailey Jr., 4, Ottawa, held on three Franklin County warrants at the Franklin County Detention Center 305 S Main St.
Police logs show at 849 am Tuesday a 34 year old Timothy Corn of Ottawa was arrested on a warrant after a deer strike. A 2012 Town and Country driven by Jeffrey Richards struck a deer on I 35 with no injuries. Monday incidents include indecent liberties report, property damage on West 17th Street and South Main Street, a battery on Princeton Street, and a motor fuel theft at Casey’s. A crash on Hickory Street involved a 2007 Mercedes driven by Robert Green and a 2009 Chevrolet driven by Sue McCay with no injuries.
Multiple weekday incidents filed by the sheriff’s office include three deer strikes on K-68 involving Christy Meiers Ginger Olsen and Michelle Johnson, all reporting no injuries. A West Franklin High School staff member reported a damaged parking barrier in the early morning hours, with the tow driver not stopping. A 2003 Honda Odyssey driven by Brandon Nelson was noted on Indiana Road.
Ottawa fire crews responded to an unauthorized burn on South Beech Street Saturday at 2 18 p m. A carbon monoxide detector at 411 South Poplar Street activated due to malfunction at 10 43 a m Monday. Firefighters assisted with 12 medical calls from Friday through Monday.
Kansas law enforcement will collect unused medications Saturday for safe disposal, a state effort led by Attorney General Derek Schmidt. Franklin County notes a jail mailbox for expired meds and multiple local drop sites open 10 am to 2 pm. Since 2010 the program has gathered over 58 tons of meds in Kansas to curb misuse and protect homes, pets and the environment.
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