Jan 03, 2020 7:20 PM

KSU Police seek public help's with thefts from football stadium

Posted Jan 03, 2020 7:20 PM

Photo of a suspect in the theft of a UTV and ATM cash from Bill Snyder Family Stadium.

MANHATTAN — The Kansas State University Police Department is investigating thefts of a utility terrain vehicle and money from an ATM at Bill Snyder Family Stadium.

The incidents occurred during the early morning hours between Dec. 26 and Dec. 29, 2019, according to a media release from the university.

The stolen UTV was last seen on the east side of the stadium on Dec. 27 at approximately 6:20 a.m. A suspect was seen with a different UTV with an attached trailer on the west side of the stadium in a residential area at about 5 a.m. on Dec. 29.

The second UTV was returned to the stadium by the suspect later that morning.The money taken from the ATM — in $10 and $20 denominations — may smell of cleaning solution and have a yellow tint. The dried bills may be brittle but wrinkled.

A photo of the suspect in the theft of a utility terrain vehicle from Bill Snyder Family Stadium -photos courtesy KSU Police

K-State Police released photos of two suspects, vehicles in and around the area at the time of the incident, cash left at the scene, and a stock photo of the stolen UTV.

Money taken from the ATM at the football stadium may smell of cleaning solution and have a yellow tint.

Police request that anyone with information about these cases call 785-532-6412 or email [email protected] Police are especially interested in home security video and witness accounts from the neighborhood surrounding the stadium that may have recorded or witnessed any related activity.

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REAL ID: Time for air travelers to get real
REAL ID: Time for air travelers to get real

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Kansas Department of Revenue and AAA Kansas suggest ways to prepare for the changes Kansas travelers will face next year.TOPEKA, Kan. – Jan. 3, 2020 – REAL ID has arrived in Kansas, and the Kansas Department of Revenue and AAA Kansas advise that travelers consider their options now ahead of this year’s nationwide enforcement of the federal program. 

Beginning October 2020, all U.S. residents will need a compliant license/ID or an acceptable form of ID to board a domestic flight, access a Federal facility, or enter a nuclear power plant. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) considers a current passport or military ID acceptable identification for boarding an aircraft.“The requirement for REAL ID to fly will be here before we know it,” says Shawn Steward, manager of public and government affairs for AAA Kansas. “To avoid being caught off-guard, now is the time for Kansans to decide whether they’ll upgrade to a REAL ID-compliant license or whether they’ll use a passport instead.” Since 2007, the Kansas Department of Revenue’s Division of Vehicles has been preparing for implementation of Real ID. In 2017, the Division began issuing driver’s licenses and identification cards with the Real ID symbol at the top of license or identification cards.If you provided the needed documentation since 2007, you may already be ready for Real ID. To see if you are already in the system, simply go to https://www.kdor.ks.gov/Apps/DLStatus/login.aspx to get a driver’s license status check. 

If you don’t have the Real ID logo on your credential but it has a “yes” next to Real ID on the status check website, you are compliant and ready to obtain your new indicator. Take your unexpired license or identification card, two proofs of address, and if you have it your renewal card to a driver’s license office to get the Real ID.If it has a “no” next to Real ID, present the documents listed below to receive Real ID.Kansans have a choice as to obtain a REAL ID driver’s license or identification card, or a standard driver’s license or identification card. For anyone who decides to upgrade to a REAL ID, outside of their renewal period, they’ll pay a one-time fee of $8.  Kansans have the ability to renew a license or identification card a year in advance of its expiration date.To obtain a REAL ID:

  1. Visit any Kansas Driver’s License Office to have documents verified and imaged. Then, the REAL ID will be received in the mail within 45 business days.

Federal regulations require that the Division of Vehicles must verify the following documents for a customer before issuing a REAL ID-compliant product:

  1. Proof of identity (Original or certified copy of a birth certificate with a raised seal or valid U.S. Passport).
  2. Proof of Social Security number (Card must be original and the name on the S.S. card must match the identity document).
  3. Proof of all legal name changes (Marriage certificate or court order issued by your county’s family court).
  4. Two proofs of current, physical Kansas address (examples include a current, unexpired Kansas driver’s license or ID and a no more than 90-day-old bank statement or utility bill).

While AAA Kansas retail branch offices are not REAL ID centers, AAA Travel Agents are on hand to discuss any questions that AAA members or the general public may have about the program. AAA Kansas retail travel offices have REAL ID information cards available for travelers. Additionally, travelers can consult the Kansas Department of Revenue’s REAL ID web pagefor additional information.AAA provides automotive, travel, and insurance services to 60 million members nationwide and nearly 349,000 members in Kansas. AAA advocates for the safety and mobility of its members and has been committed to outstanding road service for more than 100 years. AAA is a non-stock, non-profit corporation working on behalf of motorists, who can now map a route, find local gas prices, discover discounts, book a hotel, and track their roadside assistance service with the AAA Mobile app (AAA.com/mobile) for iPhone, iPad and Android.  For more information, visit www.AAA.com.

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