Man arrested after dispute
A Neosho Falls man was arrested Thursday afternoon after he allegedly damaged a vehicle with a knife during an argument, and then attempted to get a female acquaintance to get back into the vehicle.
Harvey E. Clemens, 44, was arrested for suspicion of two counts of aggravated assault and a count of criminal damage to property, according to Allen County Sheriff Bryan Murphy.
Deputies said Clemens was arguing with the woman while they were traveling along Nebraska Road, between 2800 and 3000 streets, just east of LaHarpe, when they began arguing about the womans clothing.
Clemens reportedly pulled out a knife and began cutting into the vehicles dash board as the woman exited the stopped vehicle. Their child, meanwhile, was in the back seat.
The woman was running away from the vehicle with Clemens attempting to catch back up to her when deputies arrived.
Deputies said the knife was on the vehicles roof when they arrived.
Information about the incident will be forwarded to the Allen County attorneys office for formal charges.
Stolen vehicle recovered
Iola police officers fielded a call Wednesday morning from Timothy Genoble, who reported his vehicle was stolen from the 400 block of North First Street. The vehicle was located and recovered a short while later in Iola.
Officers said a 15-year-old suspect was identified in connection with the theft, as well as another vehicle theft in Garnett. The vehicle from Garnett also was recovered in Iola.
Charges are being requested through the Allen County attorneys office against the teen, whose name has not been released.
Vehicles collide
Dalton R. Peterson, 21, was backing from a driveway in the 800 block of North Sycamore Street Sunday when he stuck a southbound vehicle driven by Angel S. Bennett, 23.
Neither driver was injured, nor were their passengers, officers said.
Burglary reported
Madalyn Vyhlidal reported a burglary Wednesday afternoon in the 200 block of South Second Street, Iola police officers said.
Vehicles damaged
Gerald Jones told officers Monday somebody attempted to pry his vehicles door open in the 500 block of East Garfield Street. The vehicle sustained about $500 damage, officers said.
In a separate incident Monday, Sha Dawna Scheibmeir told officers her vehicle was damaged, from an apparent motor vehicle collision, in the 200 block of South Fourth Street.
