Ark Valley News - Valley Center police reports

Valley Center police reports
Last Updated: May 23, 2013

May 19 — Officer Michael Gordon assisted EMS at 7018 N. Clarence.

May 19 — Officer Michael Gordon assisted EMS at 460 N. Emporia.

May 19 — Officer Michael Gordon responded to an alarm at 400 W. Clay. The alarm was false.

May 19 — Sgt. Matt Vogt and Officer Michael Gordon stood by at Baxter Springs on South Meridian for a while to divert traffic.

May 19 — Officer J.C. Kirk took a report of burglary at 821 W. Third Street Terrace.

May 16 — Compliance Officer Cindy Plant relocated an opossum located at 617 N. Park.

May 16 — Compliance Officer Cindy Plant disposed of a raccoon found at 7850 Buena Vista.

May 15 — Sgt. Lloyd Newman, Det. Jay Grayson and Officers Chuck Quinn, Michael Gordon and Justin Longhofer responded to a report of a suspicious person with a weapon at 1100 Appleton after a man was seen shooting a rifle in his backyard. It turned out to be a pellet gun. The man was booked into jail on a Wichita warrant.

May 15 — Officer Michael Gordon did an anti-drug presentation to fifth- and sixth-graders at 737 N. Meridian.

May 15 — Sgt. Matt Vogt spoke with a citizen about questions regarding found property.

May 15 — Officer Duane Schrag assisted a citizen who was having vehicle problems at 6800 N. Interurban.

May 15 — Sgt. Matt Vogt and Officers Duane Schrag and Virginia Crice took a report of disorderly conduct at 236 S. Sheridan after a citizen reported juvenile males were driving by and cursing at him.

May 15 — Officers Virginia Crice and Duane Schrag responded to a report of an abduction in the 500 block of West Deerfield. The reporting party stated her husband abducted their daughter and the husband was just a common-law husband and not the child's biological father. Contact was made with the father and the child was safe. The father and child chose to stay in another location for the night.

May 15 — Officers Duane Schrag and Virginia Crice responded to a report of a suspicious character at Main and Burns. A juvenile was sitting by a fence in an alley to take a break.

May 15 — Officers Duane Schrag, J.C. Kirk, and Virginia Crice checked individuals stopped in the roadway at Fifth and Seneca. They were employees working for AT&T who were checking data from cellular towers in the area.

May 15 — Compliance Officer Cindy Plant sent a letter to 451 Elm regarding tall grass on the property.

May 15 — Compliance Officer Cindy Plant sent a letter to 100 S. Elm regarding tall grass on the property.

May 15 — Compliance Officer Cindy Plant set a trap for an opossum at 617 N. Birch.

May 15 — Compliance Officer Cindy Plant reported that the fence located at 215 W. Allen has been repaired.

May 15 — Compliance Officer Cindy Pant reported that the garage at 310 W. Fifth has been taken down.

May 15 — Compliance Officer Cindy Plant did an in home inspection at 200 N. Park.

May 14 — Officers Michael Gordon and Andrew Maul assisted a citizen with a car seat inspection at the police station, 616 E. Fifth.

May 14 — Officers Michael Gordon and Andrew Maul responded to an alarm at 620 S. Stoneridge. The alarm was false.

May 14 — Officers Michael Gordon and Andrew Maul conducted follow up on an existing case at 801 S. Meridian.

May 14 — Officers Michael Gordon and Andrew Maul assisted a citizen with a previous call at the police station, 616 E. Fifth.

May 14 — Officers Michael Gordon and Andrew Maul assisted EMS at 212 S. Meridian.

May 14 — Sgt. Matt Vogt checked for a disturbance in front of 160 S. Sheridan. The officer spoke with two citizens and everything was OK.

May 14 — Sgt. Matt Vogt responded to a report of a suspicious person at 255 E. Allen after a report of juveniles throwing rocks. The officer found out that they were only throwing them at each other. They quit throwing them and went home.

May 14 — Officer J.C. Kirk responded to a miscellaneous report at 536 N. Dexter. The reporting party said that her 60-day car tag was missing as if someone tried to rip it off her car.

May 14 — Compliance Officer Cindy Plant reported that the grass at 142 N. Park has been cut.

May 14 — Compliance Officer Cindy Plant sent a letter to 1335 S. Meridian regarding trash on the property.

May 14 — Compliance Officer Cindy Plant sent a letter to 1331 S. Meridian regarding tall grass on the property.

May 14 — Compliance Officer Cindy Plant sent a letter to 1335 S. Meridian regarding tall grass on the property.

May 14 — Compliance Officer Cindy Plant sent a letter to 1331 S. Meridian regarding trash on the property.

May 14 — Compliance Officer Cindy Plant reported that the property at 1341 S. Meridian is not cleaned.

May 13 — Officer Duane Schrag responded to a report of a missing person at 723 W. Third. As the officer was taking the report, the missing person made contact with the reporting party.

May 13 — Officer Duane Schrag found a girl's bicycle at 800 E. Ford.

May 13 — Officer Duane Schrag responded to a report of a parking violation at 136 N. Meridian. A vehicle parked on the reporting party's property which blocked his access to the alley. The officer contacted the owner who then moved the vehicle.

May 13 — Officers J.C. Kirk and Greg Jackson responded to a report of suspicious person at 321 N. Colby. It was the neighbor and a plumber.

May 13 — Officers J.C. Kirk and Greg Jackson responded to a miscellaneous report at 201 S. Meridian.

May 13 — Officer J.C. Kirk conducted a car stop on multiple violations at 100 N. Meridian.

May 13 — Officer J.C. Kirk conducted a car stop on multiple violations at 400 N. Meridian.

May 13 — Officer J.C. Kirk assisted the Harvey County Sheriff's Office on a car chase. The fleeing vehicle went west on 125th from Broadway and then back north. The vehicle was stopped in Sedgwick and the officer remained on scene until two white females were taken into custody.

May 13 — Officer J.C. Kirk conducted a car stop at 5300 N. Meridian.

May 13 — Officer J.C. Kirk assisted the sheriff's office with a suspicious person at East Lake. A person was arrested for an outstanding warrant.

May 13 — Compliance Officer Cindy Plant responded to a report of dog abandonment at 651 N. Meridian. The officer left a notice on the door.

May 13 — Compliance Officer Cindy Plant picked up a trap located at 117 N. Dexter.

May 13 — Compliance Officer Cindy Plant set a trap for an armadillo at 11 Ora Court.

May 13 — Compliance Officer Cindy Plant checked water in a pond at 3036 E. Davidson. The water was dry and contained no sewage.