Two year sentence for Pottawatomie County burglary

An Ogden man was sentenced to more than two years in connection with a residential burglary in Pottawatomie County.  David Huffman, 35, was sentenced Thursday in Pottawatomie County District Court to 27 months, with the sentence to run consecutive to a Riley County sentence he’s already serving time on. Huffman was arrested last May on the Pottawatomie County [...]

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RCPD Daily Activity Report 3/16/17

An injury accident occurred in the 600 block of Scenic Dr yesterday at approximately 8:50 AM. When officers arrived, they found that a green GMC Terrain, driven by 36-year-old Lindsey Leborgne of Junction City,  left the roadway and went airborne, striking a gold Toyota Camry, being driven by 73-year-old Mary Hughes of Manhattan, before landing on [...]

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Manhattan man to compete in national amputee boxing competition

Manhattan Boxer, Jake Johnson will be competing this Saturday in San Antonio, Texas in a National Amputee Boxing Association event. This will be Johnson’s first boxing match. The 36-year-old has been training for one and half years in the sport, hoping for the opportunity to compete. He is a member of the KSU Boxing Club and [...]

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Federal court denies K-State’s request to dismiss Title IX violation claims

A U.S. District Court denied K-State’s motion to dismiss Title IX violations cited in two ongoing federal lawsuits against the university Tuesday. The suits were filed in April by former KSU students Sara Weckhorst and Tessa Farmer. Both allege K-State failed to diligently address their claims of sexual assault and rape by male fraternity members who [...]

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RCPD Activity Report 3/15/17

Riley County officers filed a report for theft by deception in the 1100 block of Westloop Pl. yesterday at approximately 11:15 AM. Officers listed Daniel Ashmore, 46, of Manhattan, as the victim when he sent an unknown suspect approximately $780.00 for car parts, but never received the parts. Police ask that anyone with information contact RCPD or [...]

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USD 476 selects new Chief Operations Officer

A new Chief Operations Officer has been selected by USD 475. The school district announced Tuesday David Wild of Milford was chosen for the position. Wild will start on June 1, pending approval from the education board. Wild will take over for departing COO William Clark. Wild comes to Geary County Schools from the Apostolic Academy at Faith [...]

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RCPD Report 3/14/17

Two Colorado men were arrested in Manhattan on several charges. A pair of 23-year-olds, Igor Chernenko, of Denver, and Roman Puzey of Brighton, Colorado, were both arrested in the 1100 block of N. 10th St. on Monday night at 11:30 PM. The two men were arrested and charged with stalking, criminal damage to property, and conspiracy. Both men are currently being [...]

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Police investigating multiple burglaries in central MHK

In the past month, officers with the Riley County Police Department have taken multiple reports of aggravated burglaries in the areas near Aggieville where a suspect walked into an occupied residence and took items. In some instances, the suspect was confronted by residents before leaving. In 2 instances, females reported being assaulted by the suspect. [...]

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RCPD investigating skimmers at local gas stations

On March 9 and March 10, 2017, officers responded to 2 separate calls from local gas stations reporting they had found “skimmers”, or devices that can be used to obtain credit or debit card information from customers paying at the pump. Both devices found were located inside the pump, and were undetectable without opening the [...]

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Fake Patty’s Day reportedly “not all that bad”

KMAN had an opportunity to visit with Riley County Police Public Information Officer Alexander Robinson early Monday, who said Fake Patty’s Day wasn’t “all that bad.” The rest of his interview follows: A more formal news release is expected later Monday but the RCPD activity report for Monday follows: Daniel Mainville, 32, of Manhattan, was [...]

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