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    You are at:Home»Local News»Police Blotter 08/29/2012

    Police Blotter 08/29/2012

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    By KMAN Staff on August 29, 2012 Local News

    Another bicycle theft was reported by the Riley County Police Department.

    Early Wednesday morning, behind the 1200 block of Moro, at Pat’s BarBQ a grey specialized mountain bike was taken.

    Sean O’Brien, of the 2500 block of Stagghill Rd, reported the theft.

    The total loss was $1,300.

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    Tuesday morning, a car was T-boned at the intersection of College and Claflin.

    Steven Prockish (64), of 1416 Cambridge, was heading east on Claflin when he ran a red light and hit a vehicle driven by Thomas Wittkoph (30), of the 800 block of Church Ave, who was northbound on College Ave.

    Prockish and his passenger Norton Logan (59), of 1513 Oxford, were taken to Mercy Regional for neck pain.

    Prockish was treated and release.  There was no word on Logan’s condition at this time.

    Prockish was cited with failure to stop.

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