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Lawrence police investigating reports of thousands of dollars of theft from people with disabilities
Law enforcement report ¢ Lawrence police are investigating the theft of thousands of dollars from several people with disabilities, according to police spokeswoman Kim Murphree. A Cottonwood Inc. employee reported the theft of at least $9,735 from four people. According to police reports, the money was stolen from U.S. Bank, 2701 Iowa St.Police were unable to provide additional information.Burglaries and thefts reported ¢ A 21-year-old Lawrence man reported a $9,000 silver Ford Mustang coupe was stolen between Nov. 1 and Tuesday in the 200 block of Elm Street. ¢ A 36-year-old Lawrence man reported $2,060 worth of tools and two tool boxes were stolen between Tuesday night and Wednesday morning in the 4200 block of Goldfield Street.Injury Accidents ¢ A 30-year-old Lawrence man was transported to Overland Park Regional Hospital following a single-vehicle accident that occurred at 9:45 a.m. Friday in Johnson County. According to a Kansas Highway Patrol report, Joseph S. Ward was driving a 2002 Jeep south on Interstate 435 and exiting onto Kansas Highway 10 westbound. He drove off the roadway and hit a rock embankment and rolled three times, according to the report. His condition was not available.
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7 November 2008
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jackpot (Anonymous) says…
“According to a Kansas Highway Patrol report, Joseph S. Ward was driving a 2002 Jeep south on Interstate 435 and exiting onto Kansas Highway 10 westbound.” Where is I -70 in Joco? If he crashed from southbound I-435 to westbound K-10 where did I-70 come into play? And when was I-70 moved to Joco?
7 November 2008
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lawrenceguy40 (Anonymous) says…
Jackpot - are you new around here? This is the Lawrence Journal World! Accuracy doesn't matter; they are too busy winning all those awards….
7 November 2008
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consumer1 (Anonymous) says…
Details, details, details. We don't read the words here, we just look at the pretty pictures.
7 November 2008
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OonlyBonly (Anonymous) says…
I'm sorry but would one of the three previous posters please show me where in the article “I-70” is mentioned?I see no mention of I-70 but everyone seems to really be happy to take the LJ-W to task for mentioning it. But I'm old and my eyes aren't what they used to be. Yeah that must be it.
7 November 2008
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igby (Anonymous) says…
How can the LJW win any award when their online software program lacks the photo support that all the national news services offer. I wonder? I wonder if their just slacking when they could do a better job with photo support with all their reporting. There is plenty of pop-up adds but very little photo supporting of news which could be a budget problem.
7 November 2008
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srj (Anonymous) says…
“Interstate 435 and exiting onto Kansas Highway 10 westbound”That little curve gets me sometimes too, because it's still 65 MPH.