May 2024

Wellsville Police Department

The Wellsville Police Department reported the following calls for service from May 5-16.May 5Welfare check 1000 block of PoplarDrug activity 600 block of WalnutFollow-up investigation 200 block of BentonDrug activity 600 block of WalnutPublic assist 700 block of East 7th StreetFight 300 block of Hunt AvenueDomestic 400 block of West 4th TerraceMay 11Civil dispute 400 block of Aspen LaneAlarm 600 block of PoplarFollow-up investigation 600 block of PoplarAnimal complaint 300 block of West 3rd TerraceMedical emergency 800 block of MainSpecial assignment 600 block of WalnutTraffic complaint 7th Street/MainAnimal complaint 700 block of East 7th StreetFight 200 block of East 10th StreetFollow-up investigation 200 block of Pendleton AvenueMay 12Runaway 900 block of Main StreetInjury accident Virginia/Shawnee roadsFollow-up investigation 100 block of East 10th StreetPublic assist 700 block of East 7th StreetPublic assist 200 block of Downy DrivePublic assist 600 block of WalnutTraffic complaint 200 block of Maple StreetFollow-up investigation 200 block of PendletonFollow-up investigation 700 block of East 7th StreetFollow-up investigation 700 block of West 2nd StreetNon-injury accident 400 block of Pendleton AvenueDUI arrest 400 block of Pendleton AvenueMay 13Follow-up investigation 4300 block of Vermont TerracePublic assist 400 block of Pendleton AvenueOther agency assist 400 block of AspenMotorist assist 4400 block of Interstate 35Animal complaint 100 block of AshWelfare check 400 block of South ElmMay 14Traffic complaint 600 block of PoplarMay 15Open container arrest 300 block of West 3rd TerraceOther agency assist 400 block of Aspen LaneFollow-up investigation 200 block of PendletonFollow-up investigation 200 block of East 10th StreetPublic assist 300 block of HuntFollow-up investigation 200 block of Pendleton AvenueMay 16Warrant arrest 100 block of WalnutFollow-up investigation Saddle Club Park

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Local, state law enforcement teaming up as part of Click It or Ticket

Ottawa police officers are joining other law enforcement officers across the state through June 2 as part of the Kansas Department of Transportation’s Memorial Day Click It or Ticket campaign.During the Click It or Ticket campaign, all Kansas traffic laws will be enforced, but the primary focus will be on adult seat belt usage and child safety laws.

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