The call log for the Rooks County Sheriff’s Office for the week of March 14th through March 20th reads as follows: Administrative Calls 345, 9-1-1 Calls 35, Non-Injury Accidents 3, Miscellaneous Cases 2, Traffic Stops 8, Motor Assists 3, Warrants Served 5, Arrests 3, Papers Served 5, Animal Calls 8, and Average Number Of Inmates Housed For The Week 9.

The call log for the Rooks County Sheriff’s Office for the week of March 7th through March 13th reads as follows: Administrative Calls 328, 9-1-1 Calls 20, Non-Injury Accidents 1, Criminal Cases 1, Mis cellaneous Cases 5, Traffic Stops 8, Motor Assists 3, Warrants Served 1, Sheriff’s Arrests 2, Papers Served 17, Animal Calls 6, and Average Number Of Inmates Housed For The Week 8.

(If the Stockton Sentinel is ever inaccurate in its reporting of Municipal Court news, we will gladly print a retraction and correction.) The following fines were received in Municipal Court in the month of February for speeding: Kale P. Atwood, Lawrence, $165; Parker W.

(If the Stockton Sentinel is ever inaccurate in its reporting of District Court news, we will gladly print a retraction and correction.) There was only one fine received since February 17 in Rooks County District Court for Speeding: Larry R. Wasser, $258.

First National Bank of Syracuse, a Kansas banking corporation vs. Farm Implement & Supply Co., Inc., a Kansas corporation; and Mongeau Enterprises, LLC, a Kansas limited liability company, David L. Mongeau, Jennifer L. Mongeau, Ronnie Mongeau, Ag Resource Management, LLC; Recovery of Money. All claims against Farm Implement & Supply Co., Inc., regarding a lien issue on an equipment trade in, were dismissed with prejudice. Judgment for Plaintiff against Defendant Mongeau Enterprises, LLC for breach of contract in the amount of $2,719,545 together with post-judgment interest and costs.

The call log of the Rooks County Sheriff’s Office for the week of February 21st through February 27th reads as follows: Administrative Calls 271, 9-1-1 Calls 24, Criminal Cases 1, Miscellaneous Cases 6, Traffic Stops 14, Motor Assists 3, Warrants Served 1, Arrests 2, Papers Served 3, Animal Calls 10, and Average Number Of Inmates Housed For The Week 7.

The following traffic fines were received in Rooks County District Court between the dates of Feb. 3 and Feb. 16, 2022, for Speeding: Tyler Wayne Avans, $159; Mary Jo Christensen, $165; Andre Z. Favors, $183; and Marc G. Younger, $153.

Starting out the reports of vehicle accidents, dating back to Jan. 27 through February 14, is the rollover of one of the trash trucks belonging to the City of Stockton, on January 27. The driver, Drake Champagne, age 24, of Stockton, was headed east on 10 Rd. at around 11:00 a.m., when he drove toward the south edge of the road, overcorrected, and drove into the north ditch and down a hill, rolling over onto the driver’s side into a drainage culvert. Champagne was transported to Rooks County Hospital by Stock-ton EMS. The trash truck, a 2013 Freightliner M210, was completely disabled with extensive damage to the driver’s side and front end and had to be hauled away by Kibbe’s Towing.

The following traffic fines were received in Stockton Municipal Court in the month of January for Speeding: Mitchell E. Bissonnette, Phillipsburg, $189; Ashten M. Higbee, Beloit, $153; Shelby R. Shoemaker, McCook, Neb., $222; and Colten T. Henbest, Burdett, $418 for Speeding and Illegal Tag/No Tag.

The following traffic fines were received in Rooks County District Court between Jan. 24 and Feb. 2, 2022 for Speeding: Brenda Joyce Dinkel, $240; Martin Smitt Koetter, $189; Debra R. Morgan, $153; Samantha Paige Pakkebier, $183.