News
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No charges in Neosho County shooting
February 19, 2010 -- The review of a shooting in Neosho County involving three agents with the Kansas Bureau of Investigation is complete. The Attorney General’s Office conducted a four-person panel review of reports compiled during the investigation. The panel of prosecutors determined...
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AG's Column: Robo-call protection needed for Kansans
February 18, 2010 -- As we enter another election year, robo-calls will become more pervasive than ever before. Politicians and special interest groups will bombard Kansans with these obnoxious, automated calls—completely ignoring Kansans right to peace and privacy in their own home....
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Batterer Intervention Programs certified
February 15, 2010 -- Attorney General Steve Six announced today that three batterer intervention programs are fully certified for the State of Kansas. New Start Family Life Skills in Salina, SKIL-Family Peace Initiative in Parsons, and Synergy Inc. in Parkville, MO, demonstrate full...
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Attorney General gets guilty verdict in El Dorado murder
February 12, 2010 -- Attorney General Steve Six announced today that a jury in Butler County found Israel Mireles guilty of murdering Emily Sander in late 2007. Six personally prosecuted Mireles for the capital murder of Sander. The jury also found Mireles guilty of...
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Attorney General responds to the court’s decision in the Montoy case
February 12, 2010 The following statement is from Attorney General Steve Six: “We’re pleased with the court’s decision not to reopen the Montoy case. The court agreed with the state’s argument that a new case is required for any constitutional challenge to the current...
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McBroom charged in 2008 Noel murder
February 8, 2010 -- Attorney General Steve Six announced today that Delbert McBroom has been charged in the 2008 murder of Jeffrey Scott Noel of Portis, Kans. McBroom is charged with one count first degree premeditated murder or in the alternative one count first degree felony murder, one count...
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Consumer Alert: Scammer claiming to be relative in need
February 8, 2010 -- Attorney General Steve Six is warning Kansans today about a new scam reported in Coffey County. Coffey County Sheriff Randy Rogers reported two people already victimized. The scam starts with a phone call from a male caller either claiming to be a grandson in jail...
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New York man charged in 1981 Ogden rape
February 4, 2010 -- Attorney General Steve Six announced today that Daniel Lee Brewer (55) of Queens, New York, has been charged with raping two women in Ogden, Kansas, in 1981. Brewer was arrested in New York on Thursday, January 28, 2010. He is currently being held at Rikers Island in New...
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Multi-jurisdictional meth bust nets 20
February 3, 2010 -- Attorney General Steve Six, along with representatives of thirteen law enforcement agencies, announced today the results of a large anti-meth operation conducted over the past eight months which culminated yesterday with officers executing 10 search warrants and filing...
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Multi-jurisdictional meth operation targeted Neosho, Allen, Bourbon Counties today
February 2, 2010 -- Thirteen law enforcement agencies today participated in a multi-jurisdictional operation serving ten search warrants and multiple arrest warrants on subjects associated with conspiracy to manufacture methamphetamine and other related crimes. This is the culmination of...