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    Another Attempted Child Abduction in Overland Park

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    By KMAN Staff on February 5, 2013 State News

    OVERLAND PARK, Kan. (AP) Police in a northeast Kansas county are putting extra officers at schools and bus stops after the third report of an attempted child abduction.

    The Kansas City Star reports the latest happened Tuesday in the Johnson County town of Overland Park. A 14-year-old girl said a man ordered a girl into his white pickup truck but drove off when the girl ran toward her bus stop.

    On Jan. 25, a Shawnee girl told police three men in a gold sedan tried to abduct her on her way to school. The girl said she was chased as she ran away.

    And a Shawnee boy reported Feb. 1 that a man got out of an SUV and tried to grab him.

    Authorities say they don’t believe the three cases are related.

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