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Hutchinson Police Department

On 2025-03-13 @ 00:37:00Hrs

Domestic Violence at CITY OF HUTCHINSON

CASSONDRA M. SCOTT, WF/49, was arrested for 1) DOMESTIC BATTERY, and 2) CRIMINAL RESTRAINT.


On 2025-03-12 @ 23:02:00Hrs

Warrant Service at 100 Blk. N. Washington St.

KRISTOPHER D.L. GOBBLE WM/32, 207 E. AVE D, NICKERSON, was arrested for one Hutchinson Municipal Court Warrant 1.) FTA Original charge Driver’s License; No DL


On 2025-03-12 @ 19:06:00Hrs

Drug Offense at 314 N. Grandview

ASHLEY WERNER, WF/38, HOMELESS, was arrested for 1) Possession of Marijuana and 2) Possession of Drug Para.


On 2025-03-12 @ 16:34:00Hrs

Drug Offense at 600 Blk E 2nd Ave

JAMIE OQUENDA WF/38, 30 N GRANDVIEW, was arrested for 1.) Possession of Marijuana 2.) Possession of Drug Paraphernalia 3.) Driving While Suspended


On 2025-03-12 @ 10:13:00Hrs

Warrant Service at 23 W 30th Ave

REBECCA J WALLACE, WF/ 64, 23 W 30TH AVE was arrested for 1.) HPD FTA


On 2025-03-12 @ 03:27:00Hrs

Traffic – MVA at 00 W Avenue A

PRESTON HEARLSON, WM/25, 323 E CAMPBELL was cited for 1)Following too closely after a vehicle he was driving hit a vehicle driven by LARRY HERRON, WM/43, 228 W 9TH AVE.


On 2025-03-12 @ 00:25:00Hrs

Warrant Service at 1500 S Plum

PRESTON HEARLSON, WM/25, 323 E CAMPBELL was arrested for 1)FTA, original charge of criminal damage.


On 2025-03-11 @ 16:09:00Hrs

Warrant Service at 518 HOWARD ST.

JACOB R. DICK, WM/29, 518 HOWARD ST. was arrested for 1.) HPD FTA; Domestic Battery.


On 2025-03-11 @ 12:07:00Hrs

Warrant Service at 900 BLK E 3RD AVE

THOMAS HAMMONDS, WM/27, 1528 ORCHARD ST, was arrested for 1) FTA, original charge, STO 33a speed.


On 2025-03-10 @ 18:11:00Hrs

Warrant Service at 1800 S. Severance St.

KENNETH E. PITTSLEY, WM/54, 4100 S. YODER ST., was arrested on a warrant for 1) FAILURE TO APPEAR – Original charge – ILLEGAL TAGS.


On 2025-03-10 @ 15:50:00Hrs

Warrant Service at 1800 S Severance St

KENNETH E. PITTSLEY, WM/54, 4100 S YODER RD, was arrested for 1) FTA original charge EXPIRED TAG


On 2025-03-10 @ 02:59:00Hrs
Traffic – Other at 400 W 5th Ave

CHRISTIE CRANMER WF/50 1227 Harding St was arrested for 1). Driving While Revoked, on a traffic stop.


On 2025-03-10 @ 14:14:00Hrs
Domestic Violence at City of Hutchinson

ABRAM ROTH, WM/45, HOMELESS was arrested for 1) Possession of Opiate, narcotic, or certain stimulant 2) Possession of Drug Paraphernalia 3) Interference with Law Enforcement; Obstruct, Resist, Oppose; Misdemeanor Case, Execution of Misdemeanor Warrant 4) Domestic Battery; Knowingly Cause Physical Contact 5) Criminal Use of Weapons; Criminal Carrying; Knowingly carry Any Bludgeon, Sandclub, brass knuckles, etc.


On 2025-03-09 @ 20:48:00Hrs

Traffic – DUI at 800 BLK N LORRAINE ST

RICKIE SAGE, WM/64, 913 N KENT ST, was arrested for 1) DUI .08 or Greater, and 2) No proof liability insurance.


On 2025-03-09 @ 20:26:00Hrs
Traffic – DUI at 900 E 4TH AVE

Ignacio Galindo, HM/20, 1004 CLOVERDALE DR, was arrested for 1) DUI combination of drugs and alcohol 2) Possession of marijuana 3) Possess, consume, purchase alcohol under 21. Broch Rychlec, WM/20, 1008 N. Baker was issued an NTA for 1) Possession of marijuana and 2) Possession of drug para. Esequiel Galindo, HM/21, 423 E. 15th was issued an NTA for 1) ITOL.


On 2025-03-08 @ 17:34:00Hrs

Domestic Violence at City of Hutchinson

CRYSTAL VINDUSKA WF/43 HUTCHINSON was arrested for 1). Aggravated Assault – DV 2). Cruelty to Animals 3). Criminal Damage to Property 4). Interference with Law Enforcement – 5). Domestic Battery 6). Criminal Damage to Property


On 2025-03-08 @ 04:48:00Hrs

Misc Case Assigned at 804 E 6th Ave

JUSTIN T. MASTERS, WM/25 804 E 6TH AVE was arrested for MISUSE OF 911


On 2025-03-08 @ 00:14:00Hrs

Traffic – Other at 1401 N Prairie St

MICHAEL MCCOLLUM WM/31 HAYSVILLE was arrested for 1). Driving While Suspended.


On 2025-03-07 @ 23:47:00Hrs

Traffic – Other at 700 E 1st Ave

CARROL SMITH, WF/43, 717 E 1ST AVE, was arrested for 1.) HPD Warrant; FTA


On 2025-03-07 @ 20:46:00Hrs

Drug Offense at 300 E 7th Ave

JEFFREY L. DAVIES, WM/54, 406 E BIGGER – Was arrested for 1) Possession of Methamphetamine 2) Possession of Marijuana 3) Possession of Drug paraphernalia


On 2025-03-07 @ 16:10:00Hrs

Warrant Service at 1800 S SEVERANCE ST

GRANT HUTTON, WM/23, HOMELESS, was arrested on HPD Warrant 1.) Failure to Appear.


On 2025-03-07 @ 09:33:00Hrs

Traffic – MVA at 5th / Monroe St

MEHKI J. FORD, BM/23, 310 W 5TH AVE.  FORD was arrested for (1) No DL and an HPD warrant for (2) FTA; No DL and issued a citation for (3) Fail to yield ROW; Left turn.


On 2025-03-07 @ 09:32:00Hrs

Domestic Violence at City of Hutchinson

SOFIA R. ONEAL, BF/ 43, was arrested for 1.) Criminal Damage-DV. 2.) Criminal Trespass-DV. 3.) Battery.


On 2025-03-07 @ 07:31:00Hrs

Warrant Service at 900 BLK E 30TH AVE

ELIJAH J ESTELL, BM/18, 1501 N FORD 608, was arrested one HPD warrant for 1.) Failure to Appear.


On 2025-03-06 @ 17:30:00Hrs

Warrant Service at 600 S ELM ST

SHAINA PFENNING, WF/39, HOMELESS, Was arrested on a HPD Warrant for 1.) FTA; Public Intoxication


On 2025-03-06 @ 17:30:00Hrs

Warrant Service at 600 S ELM ST

SHAINA PFENNING, WF/39, HOMELESS, Was arrested on a HPD Warrant for 1.) FTA; Interference with LEO


On 2025-03-06 @ 17:30:00Hrs

Warrant Service at 600 S ELM ST

SHAINA PFENNING, WF/39, HOMELESS, Was arrested on a HPD Warrant for 1.) FTA; Criminal Tresspass


On 2025-03-06 @ 17:30:00Hrs

Drug Offense at 600 BLK S ELM ST

SHAINA PFENNING, WF/39, HOMELESS, Was arrested for 1.) Possession of Methamphetamine; 2 Prior Convictions 2.) Possession of Marijuana 3.) Interference with LEO


Reno County Sheriff’s Department

On 2025-03-13 @ 13:10:00Hrs

Traffic – Other at K61/Ave. G

Ricky Gould Jr. was arrested for DWS.


On 2025-03-13 @ 12:12:00Hrs

Traffic – Other at 700 blk W. 11th ave.

Kacie Keinzle was arrested for DWS.


On 2025-03-08 @ 15:41:00Hrs

Warrant Service at Clark Rd/ Partridge Rd

Arrested Luis A. Rincon 36YO W/M of Inman for a McPherson Co Warrant.


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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.

Hutchinson Police Department On 2025-03-13 @ 00:37:00Hrs Domestic Violence at CITY OF HUTCHINSON CASSONDRA M. SCOTT, WF/49, was arrested for 1) DOMESTIC BATTERY, and 2) CRIMINAL RESTRAINT. On 2025-03-12 @ 23:02:00Hrs Warrant Service at 100 Blk. N. Washington St. KRISTOPHER D.L. GOBBLE WM/32, 207 E. AVE D, NICKERSON, was arrested for

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CAPTION: From left: Reno County Commissioners Richard Winger, Ron Hirst, Don Bogner, Randy Parks and Ron Vincent. CREDIT SANDRA MILBURN/RENO COUNTY By Ainsley Trunkhill After two years of deliberation resulting in a continuously extended moratorium, the Reno County Commissioners have made a decision that could see an

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By John Mesh The Halstead High School girls basketball team advanced to the Kansas Class 3A state tournament Final Four by dominating Neodesha 50-33 in a quarterfinal game Wednesday afternoon at the Hutchinson Sports Arena. The No. 2-seeded Halstead Dragons led the Neodesha Blue Streaks 11-7 at

By Kate Irelan According to a press release from The Library of Congress (LOC), they’ve teamed up with the Kansas State Department of Education for a program, “Teaching with Primary Sources,” for K-12 educators and school librarians in Hutchinson in April. The initiative provides hands-on […]

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By Kate Irelan According to a press release from The Library of Congress (LOC), they’ve teamed up with the Kansas State Department of Education for a program, “Teaching with Primary Sources,” for K-12 educators and school librarians in Hutchinson in April. The initiative provides hands-on support

CAPTION: CREDIT CITY OF HUTCHINSON

The intersection of Avenue F and Main Street will transition from a two-way stop to a temporary four-way stop on Thursday, March 13.

The City of Hutchinson announced the change Tuesday and said the traffic change is due to ongoing construction on the Woodie Seat Freeway.

“We ask for your patience and cooperation as we work to enhance safety and convenience for all road users during this construction period,” a Facebook post from the City’s official page read.

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By John Mesh The No. 2-seeded Hutchinson Community College women, the defending NJCAA Division I champions, overcame a poor shooting performance and defeated No. 10-seeded Colby CC 59-49 Tuesday in a Region 6 quarterfinal game at the Hutchinson Sports Arena. The season came to an end for

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By Kate Irelan

March 12 is National Girl Scout Day and the recognized birthday of Girl Scouts in the United States. The day is all about Girl Scout Troops celebrating in their own democratically chosen way. According to Muriel Boyce, Director of Communications with the Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland Council, “It’s the most fun week we have.”

“Councils across the nation are celebrating,” said Boyce.

It is up to the individual troops and girls to celebrate the way they choose. “

It is girl-led how they celebrate, depending on their age. They look at ideas and vote on them.”

There are four troops in the Hutchinson area. Two troops meet at Buhler schools, one meets at a Hutchinson school and the other meets at a Nickerson school.

According to the national website, girlscouts.org, Girl Scouts started on March 12, 1912, by Juliette Gordon Low in Savannah, Georgia.

“At a time when women in the United States couldn’t yet vote and were expected to stick to strict social norms, encouraging girls to embrace their unique strengths and create their own opportunities was game-changing. That small gathering of girls over 100 years ago ignited a movement across America where every girl could unlock her full potential, find lifelong friends, and make the world a better place.”

Boyce said that the Heartland Council has created a guide to help local troops show their pride throughout the week. On Sunday, Girl Scouts could celebrate their spirit, and troops that are more faith-based could determine how they wanted to celebrate, whether it was volunteering at their local church or helping members of their church. 

Wednesday is National Girl Scout Day and the recognized birthday of Girl Scouts. Boyce said that Girl Scouts are encouraged to wear their Girl Scout gear, a Girl Scout t-shirt or something green. Then, on Service Saturday, Girl Scouts are asked how to give back to their community.

“Some Girl Scouts use this time to clean up headstones at their local cemetery, trash in parks, things like that,” said Boyce. “It’s up to them. The projects are girl-led, depending on their age. They look at ideas and vote on them.”

Boyce said that the office of the Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland will celebrate Service Saturday by cleaning up the park that surrounds their office in Wichita.

The patch design Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland Council can earn by celebrating National Girl Scout Week or the Girl Scout’s birthday on March 12.

Girl Scouts who participate in celebrating the nationally recognized week earn a patch that says “Girl Scout Proud.” For more information about joining a Girl Scout troop, or become a troop leader or volunteer, visit their website or call 888-686-6468.

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