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Valley Center police reports and fire calls Last Updated: November 01, 2018 Police reports Oct. 28 Officers Scott Hamlin and Erik Nygaard responded to the Sonic at 200 S. Meridian where a vehicle damaged a menu kiosk and drove off without reporting it. Officers found the vehicle and cited the driver for failure to report an accident and no proof of insurance. Oct. 27 Sgt. Matt Vogt responded to a report of dogs at-large at Third and Emporia. He found the dogs, and they were not aggressive. He could not get tag information from the one with a tag. Oct. 27 Sgt. Matt Vogt provided traffic control at 1200 S. Meridian while public works disposed of two skunks, one dead and one live, in the roadway. Oct. 27 Sgt. Matt Vogt assisted with child custody in the 7000 block of North Interurban. Oct. 27 Officer Jerry Ezell assisted Sedgwick County sheriff with a suspicious person with a weapon in Bentley. Oct. 27 Officer Ryan Mumma responded to a theft at 110 E. Fifth. The calling party reported a man walked into the Kwik Shop and ate three hot dogs with no buns off the roller. Then he grabbed a bag of chips and left without paying. Oct. 27 Officer Ryan Mumma responded to a suspected burglary at 426 N. Abilene. The calling party said someone turned on the lights in her kitchen. The house was checked but no one was there. Oct. 26 Officer Jerry Ezell responded to a non-injury accident at Main and Meridian. Oct. 25 Officer Eric Leeker took a report of a theft that reportedly occurred between May and August 2018. Jewelry was reported missing from the reporting party's house. Oct. 25 Officer Jerry Ezell assisted Sedgwick County sheriff with an animal control disturbance in Bentley. Oct. 25 Officer Jerry Ezell assisted a motorist who was lost and had no idea where she was. He escorted her from the Kwik Shop to Broadway so she could get to Newton. Oct. 25 Officer Jerry Ezell responded to the 400 block of North Colby for two pit bulls at-large. Animal control was contacted, and one dog was taken in. Oct. 25 Officer Ryan Mumma responded to an alarm at 230 S. Sheridan. It was false. Oct. 23 Officers Scott Hamlin and Erik Nygaard served a search warrant at 138 S. Abilene where marijuana and drug paraphernalia were found. They cited four people living there for possession of drug paraphernalia and marijuana. Oct. 23 Officers Scott Hamlin and Erik Nygaard responded to the Brookfield Apartments where the calling party said a juvenile was trying to run away. Officers talked with the juvenile about appropriate coping skills and had him apologize to his parents. Oct. 23 Officer Ryan Mumma assisted Maize police with an injury accident in the 3800 block of North Maize Road. Oct. 22 Officer Rasheed Berry responded to vandalism at 85th North and Broadway. A Cornejo foreman said a motor grader and a rental excavator had been shot at with a BB gun. Oct. 22 Officer Rasheed Berry assisted EMS at Valley Center High School. Oct. 22 Officer Rasheed Berry responded to Valley Center High School for a two-vehicle, non-injury accident involving a school bus and an SUV. Berry cited both drivers. Fire calls Oct. 26 737 N. Meridian, seizure. Oct. 26 330 N. Emporia, assist resident. Oct. 23 101st North and Hillside, injury auto accident. Oct. 23 6345 N. Randall, Park City, building assist. Oct. 23 9301 N. Osage, burn permit. Oct. 22 222 N. Birch, difficulty breathing. Oct. 22 9600 N. Meridian, unknown EMS. |
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