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| 'Armed and dangerous' — Man wanted in Texas killing believed to be in KC, police say A man wanted in association with a homicide in Dallas on March 22 is believed to be in the Kansas City area. Savion Valdez Davila, 20, is sought by the U.S. Marshal's Service and Kansas City Crime Stoppers. He should be considered armed and dangerous, authorities said. Davila is 5 feet 7 inches tall ...
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| Murder suspect arrested in deadly double shooting at Red Bird motel The wounded man told police he knew the pair as "Kansas" and "Staxx," the warrant says. Jones is on parole in Kansas. He was recently released from prison for a weapon possession conviction. He is being held in the Dallas County jail in lieu of $500,000 bail. Kansas City Crime Stoppers is offering a ...
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| KC detectives asking potential witnesses to Labor Day highway homicide to come forward "From what the detectives said, it was people following him," Rayner said. The pair, along with Anderson's family, say they want closure. Police said Anderson was probably targeted, and someone in that close circle just needs to make the anonymous call to Crime Stoppers. Anyone with information can ...
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| Police: Vandal causes $15000 in damage to Wichita businesses Wichita police are asking for help in catching the vandal suspected of causing $15,000 in damage to local businesses. Crime Stoppers said on Facebook that several businesses near McAdams Park have been vandalized, but a timeline was not provided. The park is located near 17th and Mosley.
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| US Marshals seeking man linked to Dallas homicide who may be in KC area The U.S. Marshal's Service and KC Crimestoppers are seeking the public's assistance in located a listed fugitive who may be in the Kansas City area. Savio Valdez Davila, 20, is wanted in association with a homicide on March 22 in Dallas, Texas. Davila is described as 5-foot-7, 130 pounds, and maybe ...
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