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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 2014
Page
3
Dismissals list includes Renate Gordon of Princeton on Friday and Betty Kraus of Ottawa Alice Roecker of Ottawa on Saturday.
At 11 06 a m Thursday Shaun Nomoccasin 22 of Pomona was arrested at 500 block South Cedar Street on a Franklin County warrant for failure to appear in court. At 4 30 p m Thursday Andrew Jamison 30 of Wellsville was taken to Franklin County Adult Detention Center for a Johnson County probation violation warrant. At 5 57 p m Friday Jason Hutchison 34 of Quenemo was held at the detention center on a Franklin County failure to appear warrant. At 7 34 p m Friday Martin Michaels 33 of Osage City faced suspicion of driving under the influence near K 68. At 10 15 p m Friday Bret Duvall 28 of Williamsburg was detained on suspicion of disorderly conduct near North Robey Avenue. At 5 57 p m Sunday Nicole Noe 42 of Gardner was at the detention center on a Johnson County probation violation warrant.
A sheriff's report records incidents in Ottawa and surrounding areas. A 16 year old Ottawa boy was battered by a 28 year old Williamsburg man. A 39 year old Melvern man was assaulted by a Leavenworth man. a truck was struck. A Pomona woman reported a check stolen and passed at a Pomona store. A 2008 Honda Rubicon was stolen north of Rock Creek Road with about $5,000 loss. A Richmond woman reported a camera and quilting items stolen from a residence in the past three weeks with about $1,000 loss.
A 57-year-old Greeley man reported a burglary dated between Sept. 16 and Sunday with estimated losses of 4205 dollars. Multiple crashes and incidents followed: a 2000 Ford Expedition rollover on Osborne Road. a rear-end collision on I-35 near milepost 197 involving a 2005 Dodge Neon. a Jeep Cherokee striking a guard rail after drivers fell asleep near U.S. 59. an overturned Chevrolet Blazer on Alabama Terrace. a hit-and-run on North Kallock Street involving a 2014 Nissan truck. a deer strike on Vermont Road. thefts at AA Storage Walmart and Maple and Walnut streets. two Ottawa-area vehicle collisions with citations for inattentive driving and failure to yield. and a final collision at Seventh/Main with two drivers.
Police logs show at 8:20 p.m. Friday a 15 year old Ottawa girl ran away from South Oak Street. At 8:27 p.m. Saturday a 16 year old Ottawa boy ran away from East Sixth Street and was later located on South Main Street. At 3:49 a.m. Sunday a 31 year old Ottawa man was stabbed by a known local man and the case remains under investigation. At 7:09 a.m. Friday two unknown suspects stole merchandise from Walmart on South 2101 Street.
Friday reports include public assist on West Third Street, assist other agency on Texas Road, suspicious activity on Walnut Street, and assist fire department at Vermont Road. Saturday entries cover possible identity theft on Walnut Street, a dog bite on East Seventh Street, a medical call on West Fifth Street, a non injury crash at Vermont and Shawnee roads, and a fleeing and driving under the influence case.
Ottawa Fire Department logged a Saturday sequence with a passenger vehicle fire on North Davis Avenue and East Grant Street at 11:13 a.m. No fires reported at two alarm activations on 331 E. 11th St. 1230 S. Ash St. and a hazardous materials investigation at 601 S. Burrough St. A Sunday smoke odor removal occurred at 803 S. Oak St. Firefighters also assisted with seven medical calls Friday through Sunday.
Kansas agencies announce October as Zombie Apocalypse Preparedness Month. Gov. Brownback will sign a proclamation designating the month to promote emergency readiness with family kits and plans, tying the fictional event to real storms and disasters.
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