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    Wanted Felon Arrested With Stolen Vehicle in St. George

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    By KMAN Staff on May 6, 2021 Local News, Pottawatomie County

    St. George police have taken a man wanted on five different warrants from two counties into custody after finding him driving a vehicle stolen from Wichita.

    Jeffrey Keith Mendez faces a total of 12 charges including felony theft and four counts of failure to appear. He initially gave police a false name and was driving with a fake license plate on the vehicle.

    Mendez was wanted on three warrants from Sedgwick County and two from Shawnee County when police arrested him Tuesday morning near Saint George Elementary.

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