Shawnee woman arrested after allegedly trying to stab male acquaintance

Posted: March 30, 2020 - 2:50 p.m.

Lenexa Police arrested a 38-year-old Shawnee woman after she allegedly tried to stab a man Saturday night.

Shawnee Police K-9 searches the rear fence of the suspect's home
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Master Police Officer Danny Chavez of the Lenexa Police Department says officers were called to the victim's apartment about 10:15 p.m.

"An adult female attempted to stab an adult male acquaintance at an apartment in the 9500 block of Monrovia," Ofc. Chavez said. "The female left prior to our arrival, but was located a short time later by Shawnee officers in their city."

Major Jason Brunner of the Shawnee Police Department did not answer any questions about Shawnee's involvement in the incident, saying that officers assisted Lenexa and all inquiries should be directed to them.

Johnson County Med-Act and Shawnee firefighters with the suspect

Recorded radio traffic indicates Shawnee police called in at K-9 unit from off-duty after officers from both agencies surrounded the suspect's home in the 11100 block of West 77th Street in Shawnee.

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Shortly after midnight, Shawnee's K-9 located the female suspect in the backyard of the home.




She was taken into police custody and then transported to an area hospital by Johnson County Med-Act for treatment of a minor injury.

Johnson County court records show the suspect, Patricia Hernandez, has been charged with felony aggravated assault, felony obstruction of legal process, and misdemeanor violation of a protection order. She's being held on a $2,500 bond, her next court appearance is scheduled for April 9.

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PHOTOS: Police arrest two men accused of shooting at an undercover officer

Posted: January 7, 2016 - 3:57am
Updated: January 9, 2016 - 1:26am

Shawnee Police arrested two men who allegedly fired shots at an undercover Lenexa officer late Wednesday.

Ruben Rodriguez, 29
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The suspects, 29-year-old Ruben Rodriguez and 21-year-old Samir Arrendondoaragon of Kansas City, Kansas have both appeared in Johnson County Court on charges of aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer. Bond was set for both suspects at $500,000.

In a news release, Major Dan Tennis of the Shawnee Police Department says Lenexa officers were conducting surveillance in Lenexa using an unmarked vehicle just before 10pm.

"While conducting surveillance, the alleged suspect vehicle left the location being watched and was followed by the [Lenexa] police," Tennis said in the release.

Samir Arrendondoaragon, 21
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The suspect vehicle led the undercover Lenexa officer into Shawnee.

As the officer was trying to get a marked police vehicle to intercept the suspect vehicle Tennis says, "the two people in the suspect vehicle began shooting at the officer."

Crime Scene Technician at Shawnee Mission Parkway & Maurer
One of at least three crime scenes, all in Shawnee.
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"They shot multiple rounds at the officer as they were driving," Tennis said.

"Several police officers responded to assist and the suspect vehicle was disabled with a tire deflation device in the city of Shawnee," Captain Diana Mendoza of the Lenexa Police Department said in a news release.


The suspects abandoned their vehicle in the back driveway of a home on the southwest corner of 73rd Street and Charles Street.

The suspect vehicle abandoned in a yard near 73rd & Charles Streets
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Operation 100 News spoke to Shawnee Police Captain Mark Hein at the 73rd Street and Charles Street scene. Captain Hein said the suspects were both taken into custody south of their vehicle, after officers from Shawnee and Lenexa set up a "strong perimeter."

Two Shawnee officers, armed with rifles, hold a perimeter near 72nd Street & Quivira Road
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Captain Hein also said that he was told the temporary license plate on the suspect vehicle was stolen, but the vehicle was not stolen.

Crime Scene Technicians from the Johnson County Sheriff's Office Crime Lab processed at least three scenes in Shawnee. Traffic cones marked evidence on the ramp from Maurer Road to eastbound Shawnee Mission Parkway, where Captain Hein says the first shots were fired.

Another traffic cone marked evidence on Lackman Road near 74th Street, just outside of the Maple Ridge of Wedgewood neighborhood.

Crime Scene Technicians also collected the suspect vehicle and Lenexa's undercover vehicle. Both vehicles were towed away from the scene for further processing at the Johnson County Crime Lab in Olathe.

Captain Mendoza says, "at around 2:00am the Lenexa Police Department served a search warrant at the original address. No other suspects were found."

Lenexa Police have not released any additional information regarding the nature of their investigation.

No one was injured during the incident.

Johnson County Crime Scene unit with Shawnee Police on the ramp from
Maurer Road to eastbound Shawnee Mission Parkway, where two cones marked evidence

Two cones marked evidence on the ramp from Maurer Road to eastbound Shawnee Mission Parkway

Johnson County Crime Scene Unit at Shawnee Mission Parkway and Maurer Road

Shawnee Police officers at 73rd Street and Charles Street

The suspect vehicle came to a stop in a yard and both suspects ran

Suspect vehicle (right) with Lenexa Police Department's unmarked van and Shawnee Police behind

Lenexa man charged following disturbance in Shawnee

Posted: February 20, 2015 - 11:53am
Updated: February 20, 2015 - 1:01am

Police stand by outside of the crime scene late Friday morning
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Shawnee Police officers were called to the Pho Good Vietnamese Restaurant, 10703 Shawnee Mission Parkway, shortly before 1 a.m. Friday.

"Two adult male acquaintances were having an after work party when they got into a disagreement," Major Dan Tennis said. "The one male tried to get the other out of the business and the alleged suspect broke some things inside and threatened to shoot the victim."

Tennis says the suspect did not show a gun, but the victim believed he had one.

Employees working on the damaged front door
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Court records show that the suspect lives at an address in Lenexa. According to radio traffic, Shawnee and Lenexa officers responded to that address around 1:30 a.m. The suspect's vehicle was found in the driveway, but no one came to the door to speak with the officers.

Lenexa officers took the suspect into custody in the driveway of his Lenexa home around 4:25 a.m., according to radio traffic.

Major Tennis confirms that the suspect was located at his home in Lenexa and taken to jail.

"He is expected to have court today and possibly be charged with aggravated assault and criminal damage to property," Tennis said. "The property damage was a glass case and an exit door at the business."

Early Friday afternoon, the Johnson County District Attorney's office has charged Roger Kim, 33, with one count of felony criminal damage to property. The damaged property is estimated to be worth more than $1000 and less than $25000. Damage over $1000 is a felony according to the Kansas statute.

Roger Kim, 33
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Booking and release logs show that Mr. Kim posted a $3500 surety bond and was released from custody Friday afternoon. His next court date is scheduled for Thursday, February 26 at the Johnson County courthouse in Olathe.

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1 in custody after shots fired at a man in Shawnee

Posted: January 27, 2012 - 1:02pm

Updated: January 29, 2012 - 3:23pm

Mario McIntosh
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Update: 
The Johnson County District Attorney's Office has filed an Attempted Second-Degree Murder charge against 33-year-old Mario McIntosh. He is being held on a $1,000,000 bond.

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Shawnee Police are investigating after they received reports of a man who fired gunshots from a vehicle, possibly aiming for a second man. It happened just before 11 a.m. Friday morning in the Prairie Lakes Apartment, in the 6800 block of Lackman Road.

Callers reported a black male in a passenger car firing a handgun and then leaving in a vehicle. No injuries were reported.

Police quickly saturated the area and contacted a man believed to have been the intended target of the gunshots. That man was able to give Police a description of the man and the vehicle which he fled in. After interviewing witnesses and gathering evidence on the scene, Officers and Detectives were able to identify a potential suspect and release his information to neighboring agencies.

Shortly before 12:30 p.m., Friday afternoon, the alleged suspect's vehicle was located abandoned in a Kansas City, Kansas neighborhood. Further searching led KCK Officers to the man's location, where he was apprehended and handed over to Shawnee Police, just before 1 p.m..

The man has been booked into the Johnson County Jail, where he is currently being held on an unrelated warrant. Charges for the Shawnee incident are pending.

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Lawrence shots fired call results in 2 arrests

Posted: October 9, 2011 - 12:40am
Updated: October 9, 2011 - 12:57am

Two men have been arrested by Lawrence Police after a report of shots fired in the 800 block of W 24th Street at 12:31 a.m.. Police were informed that the shots were fired from a gray Cadillac. Witnesses were unable to tell officers if the shots were fired at a person, an object or fired randomly into the air.

Officers were able to locate a vehicle matching the description of the Cadillac witnesses reported seeing. The vehicle was spotted in the 1800 block of W 23rd Street. Numerous Lawrence Police Officers converged on the vehicle and conducted a felony stop. Two male occupants were taken into custody at gunpoint.

No injuries were reported related to the initial incident or the vehicle stop and arrest.

The men have now been booked into the Douglas County Jail and are awaiting arraignment on charges. Both men show to live in Leavenworth. The first man, a 21-year-old, is being without bond on charges of Criminal Discharge of a Firearm and Aggravated battery. The second man, a 19-year-old, is being held on a $2000 bond on a charge of Aiding a Felon.

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Shawnee man arrested after short lock down

Updated: 4:30p.m. 9/8/2011

The man said to be responsible for the lock down of a Shawnee street last night has been booked into the county jail this morning. Police say 37-year-old, Romaine McClenton is the man responsible.

Police were called to the 6400 block of Hallet Street around 8:45 p.m. Wednesday night on reports of an aggravated assault. A female victim fled from the address and contacted Police. According to the victim, McClenton was likely still armed inside the address. Police surrounded the house and blocked traffic on Hallet Street, south of 63rd Street as a precaution.

A Police Sergeant called McClenton on the telephone and instructed him to come out of the house. The man complied and was taken into custody in the street in front of the address.

This morning the suspect was booked into the County Jail and faces charges for aggravated assault, domestic battery, criminal threat and felony possession of meth.

The victim was treated by Med-Act for her injuries.

McClenton is being held on a $25,000 bond.