Williamsburg Sheriff Reports Local Arrests And Thefts
Sheriff Office news lists six arrests including Cassandra Hempel on domestic battery in Williamsburg and James Justice on multiple Franklin County warrants in Ottawa. Also charged were Leeanne Brooker and William Lute III on warrants, a 17-year-old on bond violation, plus thefts involving arrows in Ottawa and fraudulent checks in Pomona. Traffic accidents include a parked Ford Flex damaged in Rantoul and a deer collision on US-59 High Way near Garnett.
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N. Louisa Avenue
Williamsburg
Cassandra Nichole Hempel
S. Main St
Ottawa
James Justice
Franklin County
Leeanne Brooker
Wellington
Pawnee Road
William Lute III
Princeton
S. Beach St
Idaho Road
Thomas Road
Pomona
S. McGinnis Avenue
Rantoul
Garth Duncan
Dallas
Texas
Dyna Motor Home
Multiple Ottawa incidents reported by local police on weekend and weekday days
Daily Report details numerous incidents across Ottawa and surrounding towns including dog bites in Lane, alleged domestic argument in Princeton, online scam losses of ten thousand dollars, fraudulent debits in Ottawa, vehicle thefts and damage, identity theft, juvenile misconduct, warrants, and a series of battery and possession charges. Accidents include a 2010 Chevy Malibu collision on I-35 and a city vehicle crash with minor injuries.
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Cedar St
Lane
High St
Princeton
Douglas Road
Richmond
Indiana Drive
Ottawa
S. 12Th Street
Centropolis
W. Fifth St
Pomona
Nevada Road
Ellis Road
Central Heights
S. Burrough St
Emily Bethell
N. Mulberry St
Bradley Comstock
S. Pecan St
Darren Descenzo
S. Elm St
W. Wilson St
S. Main St
Somone
W. Second
St. Ottawa
Las Cruces
New Mexico
S. Ash
Andy Croucher
Eugene Flakus
Lawrence
W. 15Th Street
Sarah Frazee
Diane Laterra
Frazee
RMH
Pat Roberts urges farm bill deal as top priority in trade talks
Kansas Senator Pat Roberts says the farm bill must get done to aid farmers as negotiations continue. He calls for bipartisan compromise, notes the bill expires at month end, and urges Trump administration consistency amid fluctuating trade policy and recent deals with Mexico. Roberts stresses every party must concede to move the bill forward.
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Pat Roberts
Manhattan
U.S
Kansas
Donald Trump
Roberts
R-Kan
National Bio and Agro-defense
Kansas State University
Washington
Trump
New York Times
Mexico
North America
Canada
Argentina
Wellsville Police Department notes and street blocks
Friday reports include general information on 1000 block Popular Street and public assist at 300 Walnut Street and 70 Main Street and Walnut Street 600 block. Saturday notes animal complaint at 700 Walnut Street. Sunday lists special assignment at 200 block East 10th Street. Monday records traffic and animal complaints on Walnut and Main Streets. Tuesday records general information at 200 block East Sixth and public assist at 700 Main Street.
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Popular St
Walnut St
Main St
E. 10Th St
Ottawa Fire Department News Flash Fires and Alarms
Ottawa residents reported several smoke detector activations at multiple addresses on Friday Sunday and Tuesday. Malfunctioning detectors at 222 E Logan and 701 S Poplar prompted alarms. Unauthorized burning was logged at 731 S Locust. Firefighters responded to 25 medical assist calls from Friday through Tuesday.
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S. Ash St
Ottawa
E. Logan St
S. Locust St
S. Poplar
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Telestorer
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Lou Coppoe
Anchor Lodge
Williamsburg/Waverly
Francis
Roy Louk
Gregg Clarkson
Shawn Cardin
Wellsville Police Department News
Ottawa Fire Department News
S. Wa
Ittawa KS
Freedom mAhoo
Oy, Reeb Osawatomie
ANSAS
New Georgia
Mary Buster
Florella Adair
John Brown
Old
Kansas River Gang
Osawatomie
First Presbyterian
Band of Oz
Butlader Cowboy
Spring Leaf
Adaircabin
Kshs.org
Freedom Festival
John Brown Memorial
10Th & Main Street
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