Posted: January 4, 2012 - 8:17pm
Overland Park Police say that their efforts in searching for Aisha Khan cost nearly $36,000. Police now say that the search for Aisha racked up nearly $36,000 worth of overtime for the 63 officers who were involved in the investigation. Officers worked more than 788 hours according to a spokesperson.
The $10,000 reward that was offered during the search by Khan's family was donated, split between Overland Park Police and unspecified local charities.
Khan was reported missing from the KU Edwards Campus in Overland Park on Friday, December 16th. Police and the FBI handled the case as a possible abduction. Police confirmed that they had located Khan on Wednesday, December 21st and said that Khan was never in any immediate danger and that no criminal act had occurred. More on the original story can be found here.
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Wednesday, January 4, 2012
Friday, December 16, 2011
Overland Park Police say Aisha Khan is safe
Posted: December 16, 2011 - 4:18pm
Updated: December 22, 2011 - 2:12am
UPDATE: At 10:20 p.m., Wednesday, December 21st, Overland Park Police confirm that Aisha Khan has been located. Police say they have spoken to Ms. Khan by telephone and she was not abducted or held against her will. It is not believed Aisha Khan was ever in any immediate danger and that no criminal acts had occurred in her disappearance.
Overland Park Police say they have concluded their investigation in the matter.
No other information was immediately available from Police.
Original post, last updated December 20 at 8:35 a.m.
There has been a Facebook page organized. LINK
As of December 19th, Overland Park Police say the FBI has joined the search. Police also say they have ten detectives assigned to the case with help from more than 50 officers. The Mounted Search and Rescue Unit's civilian volunteers have and continue to assist in the search effort. University of Kansas and Johnson County Community College Police Departments are also involved in the investigation, according to Overland Park Police.
On Monday, Khan's story was featured nationally by CNN and other national networks.
Aisha's friends say they have printed and passed out more than 15,000 fliers with Aisha's picture and description on them to businesses throughout Overland Park and Olathe. Overland Park Police say more than 30 officers searched for any sign of Khan over the weekend. Her family has announced that they are offering a $10,000 reward for information on Khan's whereabouts. Anyone with information is urged to call the TIPS Hotline at 816-474-TIPS (8477).
Friends say Aisha reported a "creepy man" who was attempting to talk to her. Aisha sent text messages and left a voice mail for her sister about the man bothering her. When her sister and another relative arrived at the KU Edwards Campus to check on her, they found her belongings, including her cell phone and no sign of Aisha.
Overland Park Police responded on a report of a missing person in the area of the Kansas University's Edwards Campus, 12600 Quivira Road in Overland Park, just before noon Friday, December 16th. Police say the missing person is, 19-year-old, Aisha Khan of Olathe, Kansas.
Updated: December 22, 2011 - 2:12am
UPDATE: At 10:20 p.m., Wednesday, December 21st, Overland Park Police confirm that Aisha Khan has been located. Police say they have spoken to Ms. Khan by telephone and she was not abducted or held against her will. It is not believed Aisha Khan was ever in any immediate danger and that no criminal acts had occurred in her disappearance.
Overland Park Police say they have concluded their investigation in the matter.
No other information was immediately available from Police.
Active Missing Persons:
Original post, last updated December 20 at 8:35 a.m.
There has been a Facebook page organized. LINK
As of December 19th, Overland Park Police say the FBI has joined the search. Police also say they have ten detectives assigned to the case with help from more than 50 officers. The Mounted Search and Rescue Unit's civilian volunteers have and continue to assist in the search effort. University of Kansas and Johnson County Community College Police Departments are also involved in the investigation, according to Overland Park Police.
On Monday, Khan's story was featured nationally by CNN and other national networks.
Aisha's friends say they have printed and passed out more than 15,000 fliers with Aisha's picture and description on them to businesses throughout Overland Park and Olathe. Overland Park Police say more than 30 officers searched for any sign of Khan over the weekend. Her family has announced that they are offering a $10,000 reward for information on Khan's whereabouts. Anyone with information is urged to call the TIPS Hotline at 816-474-TIPS (8477).
Video provided via YouTube user "OutaPhocus"
Friends say Aisha reported a "creepy man" who was attempting to talk to her. Aisha sent text messages and left a voice mail for her sister about the man bothering her. When her sister and another relative arrived at the KU Edwards Campus to check on her, they found her belongings, including her cell phone and no sign of Aisha.
Video provided via YouTube user "OutaPhocus"
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| Aisha Khan Photo provided by Johnson County Community College |
Khan is described as an Asian female, standing 5' 2" tall, approximately 120 pounds with dark brown hair and brown eyes. She is known to wear glasses. She was last seen wearing black sweat pants, yellow/black shirt, black scarf, black regular length jacket, and black/white long outer coat.
Overland Park Police ask anyone with information on Aisha Khan's disappearance, whereabouts or any other information regarding the incident to contact the Greater Kansas City Crimestoppers TIPS Hotline at 816-474-TIPS (8477).
Friday, September 16, 2011
JCCC: Kidnapping reported on campus
This most recent incident allegedly occurred in the Galileo's Garder Parking Garage on the JCCC campus around 5:30 p.m. Thursday. The student reported he was approached by a black male who he believed may have a gun. The suspect told the student to get in his car and drive. The suspect allegedly took his cell phone as well as money from his wallet and using an ATM, more money from his bank account. The student was eventually released unharmed in Kansas City, Missouri around 8 p.m. Thursday night.
The suspect is described as a black male, 20-24 years-old, 180lbs, 5 feet 10 inches to 6 feet tall, wearing a black hooded shirt, a black hat and black shorts. He is also said to have "dread-like" hair pulled back and a silver chain around his neck.
Overland Park Police are investigating the case and JCCC Police are patrolling the college's parking lots. Anyone with information should call JCCC Police at extension 4112.
This week's earlier "Campus Alert" was issued Tuesday after a female student reported a man in a vehicle following her as she walked in a campus parking lot. More on this story.
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
JCCC: Indecent exposure reported on campus
Johnson County Community College issued a "Campus Alert" Tuesday afternoon after receiving a report of a man that had exposed himself to a student as she was walking to the Classroom Laboratory Building "CLB".
Campus Police say that around 9:15 a.m. the unknown man, in a vehicle, followed the female student. He then pulled the vehicle up beside the female, gaining her attention he exposed himself to her. She continued to walk and the man drove away.
The male suspect is described as a white male with a full beard in his mid-20's. His vehicle was described as a silver Toyota with unknown license plate information.
The incident was not reported to Campus Police until around 11:45 a.m. and the "Campus Alert" was issued about an hour later.
Campus Police remind students to remain aware of their surroundings and state that JCCC Police are available to escort you to your vehicle on campus.
Information provided by the JCCC Campus Police Department
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