The call log for the Rooks County Sheriff’s Office for the week of October 17th through October 23rd reads as follows: Administrative Calls 305, 9-1-1 Calls 28, Non-Injury Accidents 2, Injury Accidents 1, Criminal Cases 1, Miscellaneous Cases 2, Traffic Stops 23, Motor Assists 3, Warrants Served 1, Canine Deployment 1, Papers Served 8, Animal Calls 13, and Average Number Of Inmates House For The Week 19.

The call log for the Rooks County Sheriff’s Office for the week of October 10th through October 16th reads as follows: Administrative Calls 301, 9-1-1 Calls 35, Non-Injury Accidents 2, Injury Accidents 1, Criminal Cases 1, Miscellaneous Cases 3, Traffic Stops 21, Motor Assists 2, Warrants Served 3, Arrests 2, Papers Served 8, Animal Calls 9, and Average Number Of Inmates Housed For The Week 19.

(If the Stockton Sentinel is ever inaccurate in its reporting of Municipal Court news, we will gladly print a retraction and correction.) The following tickets for Speeding were processed in Municipal Court during the month of September: Charlie J. Meitler, Plainville, $189; Heidi R.

The call log for the Rooks County Sheriff’s office for the week of September 26th through October 2nd reads as follows: Administrative Calls 292, 9-1-1 Calls 21, Miscellaneous Cases 4, Traffic Stops 10, Motor Assists 2, Arrests 1, Papers Served 28, Animal Calls 10 and Average Number Of Inmates Housed For The Week 19.

A hit-and-run accident occurred on Sept. 5 at 8:00 p.m., when Nicole Pulec, driving west on N. 5th between N. Walnut and U. S. 183, side-swiped a legally-parked vehicle but left the scene. The parked vehicle, a 2000 Chevrolet C25 pickup, owned by Helen K. King, was damaged on the right-side, rear fender and bumper area. The vehicle Pulec was driving was a 2017 Hyundai Elantra which sustained damage across the entire passenger side. Pulec received a citation for her fault in the hit-andrun incident.

In the District Court of Rooks County, Juvenile Division, the court finds Jace Dakota Hartman, a juvenile, was previously adjudicated a juvenile offender in this case. Hartman was placed on Intensive Supervision Probation (ISP) for a period of nine months; ordered to pay court costs of $56, attorney fee of $320, and probation fee of $120, with payments to be made as determined by Northwest Kansas Juvenile Services and based on his income.

The call log for the Rooks County Sheriff’s Office for the week of September 19th through September 25th reads as follows: Administrative Calls 339, 9-1-1 Calls 28, Non-Injury Accidents 2, Injury Accidents 1, Criminal Cases 2, Miscellaneous Cases 7, Traffic Stops 18, Motor Assists 2, Warrants Served 3, Canine Deployment 1, Papers Served 17, Animal Calls 11, and Average Number Of Inmates Housed For The Week 20.

The call log for the Rooks County Sheriff’s Office the week of September 12th through September 18th reads as follows: Administrative Calls 378, 9-1-1 Calls 34, Injury Accidents 1, Criminal Cases 4, Miscellaneous Cases 4, Traffic Stops 8, Motor Assists 2, Warrants Served 6, Canine Deployment 1, Arrests 1, Papers Served 7, Animal Calls 14, and Average Number Of Inmates Housed For The Week 20.

The call log for the Rooks County Sheriff’s Office for the week of September 5th through September 11th reads as follows: Administrative Calls 389, 9-1-1 Calls 34, Non-Injury Accidents 2, Criminal Cases 8, Miscellaneous Cases 2, Traffic Stops 7, Motor Assists 2, Warrants Served 2, Arrests 7, Papers Served 6, Animal Calls 11, and Average Number Of Inmates Housed For The week 18.

(If the Stockton Sentinel is ever inaccurate in its reporting of Municipal Court news, we will gladly print a retraction and correction.) The following traffic fines were received in Municipal Court for the City of Stockton in the month of August for Speeding: Jacob T. Giles, Phillipsburg, $165; Sammy D.