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Valley Center police reports and fire calls
Last Updated: October 04, 2018

Police reports

Sept. 30 — Officer Scott Hamlin responded to 112 W. Fourth for a stand-by to prevent a disturbance during a child custody exchange.

Sept. 30 — Officer Scott Hamlin responded to the 100 block of South Birch for a domestic violence disturbance call.

Sept. 29 — Sgt. Michael Gordon spoke on the phone with a resident who reported his daughter lost her keys at the football game. Officer told him how to contact the school and police department Oct. 1 to see if the keys had been turned in.

Sept. 29 — Sgt. Michael Gordon assisted Park City police in the 6200 block of North Jacksonville by trying to locate a vehicle from a domestic violence case involving a weapon. The vehicle was not found, and Gordon was disregarded after a few minutes.

Sept. 29 — Sgt. Michael Gordon assisted a motorist in the 9300 block of North Broadway.

Sept. 29 — Sgt. Michael Gordon assisted Park City police in the 9100 block of North Broadway by cleaning up hay that fell across both southbound lanes in order to keep a motorcyclist from losing control.

Sept. 29 — Officer Serenity Donham responded to an alarm at 301 W. 93rd North. It was false.

Sept. 28 — Officer Eric Leeker assisted Sedgwick County sheriff at 737 N. Meridian. A student did not want to go inside the school and insisted on sitting outside. This wasn't allowed because of safety concerns. He ultimately was transported to St. Joseph Hospital because of his outburst.

Sept. 28 — Officers Jerry Ezell and Ryan Mumma responded to an unknown call for police at 520 N. Ash.

Sept. 28 — Officer Serenity Donham responded to Fifth and Meridian for a possible drunken driver. An employee called from Kwik Shop reporting a man came in, claimed he was extremely drunk and drove north on Meridian. She did not find any vehicle matching the description.

Sept. 27 — Officers Jerry Ezel and Ryan Mumma responded to the 200 block of Windmill Court and the 100 block of South Birch. The calling party reported the suspect texted her that night, against whom she has a protection-from-stalking order. The suspect was issued a uniform criminal complaint and released.

Sept. 26 — Officers Rasheed Berry and Eric Leeker responded to Casey's General Store for a non-injury auto accident.

Sept. 26 — Sgt. J.C. Kirk assisted EMS in the 100 block of North Colby.

Sept. 25 — Officer Rasheed Berry responded to 123 W. Southwind for a possible attempted suicide. The female subject was not home.

Sept. 24 — Officer Rasheed Berry responded to 123 W. Southwind to check the welfare of a woman, but she was not there.

Sept. 24 — Officer Scott Hamlin responded to the 700 Block of South Eastridge for a welfare check. A resident called 911 because a group of kids were playing in the drainage pipes. Hamlin contacted the juveniles and told them to be careful in this area.

Sept. 24 — Officer Scott Hamlin assisted a woman at the station who said her mother received a phone call from a man claiming to be a lawyer who started yelling and cussing at her over the phone. Hamlin advised them to block the number and to report any further harassment.

Sept. 24 — Officer Scott Hamlin responded to 123 W. Southwind for a possible attempted suicide. The woman he was looking for was not home. Her phone was pinged in south Wichita. Dispatch said they would ask Wichita police to check on her in Wichita.

Fire calls

Sept. 30 — 542 N. Dexter, check electrical wiring.

Sept. 29 — 801 S. Meridian, system alarm business.

Sept. 29 — 801 S. Meridian, water issue.

Sept. 29 — 133 S. Sunset Avenue, chest pains.

Sept. 29 — 801 S. Meridian, system alarm business.

Sept. 28 — 123 S. Cedar, No 2, permit.

Sept. 27 — 109 N. Colby, difficulty breathing.

Sept. 27 — 9300 N. West Street, lines down.

Sept. 27 — 110 N. Colby, stroke.

Sept. 26 — 330 N. Emporia, fall.

Sept. 26 — 4215 Palos Verdes, permit.

Sept. 25 — 330 N. Emporia, fall.

Sept. 24 — 400 S. Eastridge, smoke detector.

Sept. 24 — 335 S. Sheridan Court, permit.