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Police Blotter

Hutchinson Police Department

On 2025-01-02 @ 15:11:00Hrs

Theft – All Other at 1800 S. Severance St.

JOSHUA H. WATKINS, WM/ 48, 3304 CAROLE ST. was arrested for 1.) Theft.

On 2025-01-02 @ 00:36:00Hrs

Traffic – Other at 1401 E 4th

JENNIFER K. COLEMAN, WF/44, 1414 N MADISON – was arrested for 1) Driving while suspended

On 2025-01-01 @ 12:59:00Hrs

Drug Offense at 3005 CORNELL ST

JUSTIN PHINNEY, WM/46, 3005 CORNELL ST arrest for 1)POSS OF METH 2)DRUG PARA

n 2025-01-01 @ 12:23:00Hrs

Warrant Service at 39 HALSEY DR

KILEY L WRAY, WF/35, 39 HALSEY DR, was arrested for 1.) HPD FTA warrant

On 2025-01-01 @ 09:22:00Hrs

Domestic Violence at CITY OF HUTCHINSON

JOSHUA DUQUE, HM/30, HUTCHINSON, was arrested for 1.) Domestic Battery.

On 2025-01-01 @ 09:02:00Hrs

Warrant Service at 906 E 9TH AVE.

ABIGAIL L. GILLEN, WM/24, 906 E. 9TH AVE. was arrested for 1.) HPD FTA; Driving while suspended.

On 2025-01-01 @ 01:30:00Hrs

Traffic – DUI at 200 blk W 13th Ave

KELLY L. PITCHFORD, WF/47, 905 LEE ST, was arrested for 1) POSS OF OPIATE X2, 2) POSS OF MARIJUANA, 3) POSS OF PARAPHERNALIA, 4) DUI; INCAPABLE OF SAFELY DRIVING after she struck a vehicle in the 200 blk of W 13th Ave.

On 2024-12-31 @ 13:42:00Hrs

Warrant Service at 200 N POPLAR ST

SIMON HERNANDEZ, HM/52, 328 E 6TH AVE, was arrested for his HPD FTA WARRANT, original charge BATTERY

On 2024-12-31 @ 11:20:00Hrs

Domestic Violence at CITY OF HUTCHINSON

JULIANNE BATE, WF/22, was arrested for 1.) Domestic Battery 2.) Criminal Damage – DV.

On 2024-12-31 @ 00:46:00Hrs

Criminal Damage at 300 E 6th Ave

SIMON HERNANDEZ, HM/52, 328 E 6TH AVE, was arrested for 1) CRIMINAL DAMAGE, 2) POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA, and 3) POSSESSION OF PARAPHERNALIA.

On 2024-12-29 @ 20:45:00Hrs

Battery – Agg at 400blk E 8th Ave

WESLEY R. WOHLSCHLEGEL, WM/51, 313 E 8TH AVE.  WOHLSCHLEGEL was arrested for (1) Agg-Battery; Recklessy use deadly weapon x2, (2) Criminal Damage to Property>$1,000 and (3) Reckless Driving.

On 2024-12-29 @ 20:24:00Hrs

Drug Offense at 200 Blk. of E. 4th Ave.

RUSSELL A. KEELER JR., WM/31, 300 N. WALDRON ST. LOT# 34, was arrested for (1)-POSSESSION OF METHAMPHETAMINE, (2)-POSSESSION OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA, and (3)-DWS.

On 2024-12-29 @ 09:33:00Hrs

Theft – Shoplifting at 1905 E 17TH AVE 

An employee of Walmart reported CRYSTAL BOARD, WF/37, 21 TOMAHAWK RD and TERRI GONZALES, WF/41, 111 E 1ST AVE taking items from the store without paying. CRYSTAL BOARD was arrested for 1) THEFT. TERRI GONZALES was arrested for 1) THEFT.

On 2024-12-29 @ 03:35:00Hrs

Juvenile – Other at 705 N. Adams St. 

JORDAN K. GAJEWSKI, WM/38, was arrested for 1.) Battery.  JAMES A. GAJEWSKI, WM/17, 705 N. ADAMS ST. was taken to I and A for 1.) Consumption of Alcohol person and 2.) Minor in possession of Tobacco.

On 2024-12-29 @ 02:13:00Hrs

Theft – Shoplifting at 126 W Ave A

ABRAM J. ROTH, WM/44, 211 E AVE E was arrested for 1) Theft; Property or Services; Less than $1,500 and 2) Interference with Law Enforcement; Obstruct, Resist, Oppose, Misd. Case after he was observed stealing from Jumpstart.

On 2024-12-28 @ 23:35:00Hrs

Domestic Violence at CITY OF HUTCHINSON

LUISA ZUBIA, HF/27, HUTCHINSON, was arrested for 1.) Domestic Battery. SKYLAR MAY, WM/32, HUTCHINSON, was arrested for 1.) Domestic Battery.

On 2024-12-28 @ 16:44:00Hrs

Domestic Violence at City of Hutchinson

MICHAEL D. HELLER, WM/70, 100 W 6TH AVE was arrested for 1) Domestic Battery; Knowingly Cause Physical Contact and 2) Interference with LEO; Misd. Case.

On 2024-12-28 @ 14:15:00Hrs

Obstruct Legal Process at 301 E 3rd Ave

ASHLEY RANK, WF/24, HOMELESS, was arrested for 1.) Interference with Law Enforcement.

On 2024-12-27 @ 17:35:00Hrs

Warrant Service at 423 W. 5TH AVE

KEAGUN C. TEETER, WM/20, INMAN, was arrested for 1.) Interference with LEO 2.) Possession of Tobacco by a Minor 3.) HPD FTA; Theft.

On 2024-12-27 @ 11:54:00Hrs

Traffic – DUI at 700 N Chemical

BRYAN MCCULLOUGH, WM/55, 1629 N HENDRICKS was arrested for 1)DUI, 2)No DL, 3)No Proof of Insurance and 4)ITOL

Reno County Sheriff’s Department

On 2024-12-29 @ 21:15:00Hrs

Battery at 14 N Obee Rd, Reno County

David Imel 24 YOM of Hutchinson was arrested for Battery DV and Criminal Damage DV.

On 2024-12-27 @ 01:38:00Hrs

Traffic – DUI at 2500 W Blanchard

Allyssa Martin 29 YO, W/F of Hutchinson was east on Blanchard when she left the roadway hitting a mailbox and rolling her vehicle. Allyssa was not wearing her seatbelt and all the airbags were deployed. Allyssa did not have any injuries and J Seven towed the vehicle. Allyssa was arrested for DUI

NOTE: ALL SUBJECTS ARE INNOCENT UNTIL PROVEN GUILTY IN A COURT OF LAW

Want to see more in the blotter? Contact Publisher Michael Glenn at mglenn@hutchtribune.com or Managing Editor Gina Long at glong@hutchtribune.com.

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Hutchinson Police Department On 2025-01-02 @ 15:11:00Hrs Theft - All Other at 1800 S. Severance St. JOSHUA H. WATKINS, WM/ 48, 3304 CAROLE ST. was arrested for 1.) Theft. On 2025-01-02 @ 00:36:00Hrs Traffic - Other at 1401 E 4th JENNIFER K. COLEMAN, WF/44, 1414 N MADISON - was arrested for

County News

CAPTION: Chief Judge Patricia Macke Dick. CREDIT RENO COUNTY

Chief Judge Patricia Macke Dick will retire on January 13, 2025, after 36 years with the 27th Judicial District serving the people of Reno County and the state of Kansas.

A retirement reception will be held to celebrate her career from 2:30 p.m. to 4:30 pm on Friday, Jan. 10, 2025, in the Division 1 Courtroom on the third floor of the Reno County Courthouse, 206 W. First Avenue.

Macke Dick was first elected as district court judge in 1988 and was appointed as chief judge of the 27th Judicial District, which is composed of Reno County, in 2007.

According to the Kansas Judicial Branch announcement, Macke Dick has served on the Kansas Judicial Council, the Chief Judges Council, the District Court Management Personnel Advisory Committee, the Supreme Court Task Force on Permanency Planning and the Kansas Pretrial Justice Task Force. She is a past president of the Kansas District Judges Association and a member of the American Judges Association, the National Association of Women Judges, the National Conference of State Trial Judges and the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges.
 

Macke Dick has been a member of the Hutchinson Women Attorneys Association, the Kansas Women Attorneys Association, the Reno County Bar Association, the Kansas Bar Association, and the American Bar Association.
 
Macke Dick has been married to her husband David for 46 years, and they have three children and six grandchildren. She plans to spend her retirement traveling, volunteering and enjoying time with family and friends.

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CAPTION: Chief Judge Patricia Macke Dick. CREDIT RENO COUNTY Chief Judge Patricia Macke Dick will retire on January 13, 2025, after 36 years with the 27th Judicial District serving the people of Reno County and the state of Kansas. A retirement reception will be held to celebrate her

Sports

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By John Mesh 88 players were picked to play in the 52nd Kansas Shrine Bowl during its selection show Wednesday morning (New Year’s Day), including three players from the Hutchinson Tribune coverage area. Brice Kesler, Kansas Shrine Bowl executive director, and Sports in Kansas’ Chet Kuplen announced the

Community Events, Culture

By Dan Deming The most frustrating thing about reviewing concerts is that on nearly all occasions by the time we tell you about an exceptional show that you may want to attend, it has already left town and probably won't be repeated in Hutchinson anytime […]

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By Dan Deming The most frustrating thing about reviewing concerts is that on nearly all occasions by the time we tell you about an exceptional show that you may want to attend, it has already left town and probably won't be repeated in Hutchinson anytime soon. 

City News

CAPTION: Hutchinson City Hall, located at 125 East Ave B. CREDIT MICHAEL GLENN/THE HUTCHINSON TRIBUNE

By Michael Glenn

The Hutchinson City Council will vote and elect its mayor and vice mayor for 2025 Tuesday evening at its first meeting of the new year. 

Currently, Councilman Greg Fast of the Southwest District serves as mayor, with Councilwoman Stacy Goss as the at-large seat serving as vice mayor. 

The City of Hutchinson does not have a publicly elected mayor and the council will choose one of their own to serve as mayor.

Three out of the five council members have served as mayor previously, with Councilman Steve Garza serving as mayor in 2021 and Jon Richardson in 2023.

The mayor runs council meetings, signs city documents and proclamations and represents the City of Hutchinson to the broader community. 

In other business, the council will consider approving the 2024 Housing Needs Assessment and enhancements for the Hutchinson Zoo’s master plan. 

The Hutchinson City Council meets on the first and third Tuesdays of the month at 5:30 p.m. at Hutchinson City Hall, located at 125 East Ave. B.

Food taxes cut to 1.75% in Hutchinson

By Michael Glenn

The State of Kansas ended its sales tax on groceries

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CAPTION: Hutchinson City Hall, located at 125 East Ave B. CREDIT MICHAEL GLENN/THE HUTCHINSON TRIBUNE By Michael Glenn The Hutchinson City Council will vote and elect its mayor and vice mayor for 2025 Tuesday evening at its first meeting of the new year.  Currently, Councilman Greg Fast of

City News

CAPTION: St. Elizabeth Hospital has officially been demolished and asbestos abatement has taken place. Interfaith Housing Inc. plans to build a 14-20 units of family homes on the land. CREDIT EMMIE BOESE

By Emmie Boese

The old St. Elizabeth Hospital was officially demolished and received asbestos abatement in the fall of 2024. Demolition work began on Sept. 11, 2024. The land that the old property once sat on at 20th and Monroe is empty and filled with dirt. 

In September, the Reno County Commission approved Interfaith Housing Inc.’s reallocation of funds to demolish St. Elizabeth’s Hospital. Demolition started on Sept. 11, 2024. 

Interfaith Housing plans to build 14 family units on the property. There may be a potential for 20 family units if land is acquired according to renocounthousing.com. 

ARPA funding contributed to helping fund the project. 

“We’ve been able to use ARPA funding to not only make the site safe again but also to envision a future where it becomes part of the solution to Hutchinson’s housing shortage,”  Clint Nelson, Interfaith Housing President and CEO said in a story on the Reno County Housing website. “We’ve recycled much of the material from the demolition, and now we’re focusing on redeveloping the land with single-family homebuyer units that will address a critical need for workforce housing.”

The final demolition of the building was finished on Oct. 11, 2024. 

Interfaith Housing’s mission is to help alleviate and build community through housing assistance. 

Editor’s Note: More information about the most recent development in the housing project will be updated at a later date. 

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CAPTION: St. Elizabeth Hospital has officially been demolished and asbestos abatement has taken place. Interfaith Housing Inc. plans to build a 14-20 units of family homes on the land. CREDIT EMMIE BOESE By Emmie Boese The old St. Elizabeth Hospital was officially demolished and received asbestos abatement in

Business

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CAPTION: The Hutchinson Clinic is no longer in-network with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Kansas as of Wednesday, Jan. 1, 2025. Hutchinson Clinic serves patients across multiple areas including Specialty Care, Primary Care, Urgent Care and diagnostics. CREDIT EMMIE BOESE By Emmie Boese It’s New Year's Day, which