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Friendly reminder, metal does not go in a microwave.
Unfortunately, we have to explain that drying your face mask in the microwave is a bad idea. Many masks are equipped with metal nose wire or staples that can cause fires if heated in a microwave. #staysafekc
Law enforcement agencies from across Kansas and Missouri drove across Overland Park on Sunday evening to pay their respects to fallen Overland Park Police Officer Mike Mosher and to mark the beginning of National Police Week.
An estimated 400 law enforcement vehicles participated in the procession.
The procession ended at the Deanna Rose Children's Farmstead, near 135th Street and Switzer Road. Officer Deanna Rose is the only other Overland Park Police Officer to be killed in the line of duty. She was killed by a suspected drunk driver in January 1985.
Law enforcement agencies from across Kansas and Missouri drove across Overland Park on Sunday evening to pay their respects to fallen Overland Park Police Officer Mike Mosher and to mark the beginning of National Police Week.
An estimated 400 law enforcement vehicles participated in the procession.
The procession ended at the Deanna Rose Children's Farmstead, near 135th Street and Switzer Road. Officer Deanna Rose is the only other Overland Park Police Officer to be killed in the line of duty. She was killed by a suspected drunk driver in January 1985.
The "Salute to Blue" procession makes its way past the scene of where Officer Mike Mosher was fatally shot, 123rd and Mackey.
Law enforcement from across Kansas and Missouri participated in the "Salute to Blue" procession this evening to honor fallen Overland Park Police Officer Mike Mosher and to mark the beginning of National Police Week.
Officer Mike Mosher was killed in the line of duty on Sunday, May 3, 2019.
Too many agencies to tag. Facebook says I reached my limit on tags.
Staging area for tonight's procession.
Oak Park Mall is the staging area for tonight's procession.
Huge turnout from law enforcement, fire departments, and even tow companies from across the metro area.
Watch this page for a FB Live later.
If you can't make it out yourself, look for a Facebook Live right here on the Operation 100 News page this evening.
Please join us tonight for a Salute to Blue in honor of Officer Mike Mosher, all other officers killed in the line of duty, and National Police Week. Learn more and see a bigger map of the procession route at https://bit.ly/2WgzbvU.
Prairie Village Police Department
Officers responded to a crash and found the occupants had switched places to cover up for the driver. With witness help, the actual driver was arrested for DUI while another occupant was arrested for felony drug possession. This outcome was the result of community cooperation and excellent investigating by officers.
While I don't normally share links to news outlets that I don't work with, I felt this news needed to be shared.
It has been a terrible week for first responders across the metro.
Our thoughts and prayers are with IAFF Local 781, the members of the Independence Fire Department and the friends and family of our fallen brother. https://www.kshb.com/news/local-news/independence-firefighter-killed-in-line-of-duty
From the Overland Park Police Department:
Officer Mike Mosher dedicated himself to the Overland Park community for more than 14 years. Next week, we will remember him through several memorial services, which will include:
• Sunday, May 10 (8:30 p.m.): Salute to Blue driving vigil
• Tuesday, May 12 (4-6 p.m.): Drive-through visitation under the 110th Street canopy at the Overland Park Convention Center
• Wednesday, May 13 (10 a.m.): Private funeral service at the Overland Park Convention Center, followed by a private graveside service
Learn more details about these events here: https://bit.ly/3ccv8GD. Thanks for your support as we mourn the loss of one of our own.
Memorial Services for Officer Mike Mosher Officer Mike Mosher served the community of Overland Park for more than 14 years. Dedicated to duty, serving and
Corinne Mosher
Friends,
As most of you are now aware, my husband Mike was called home on Sunday, May 3rd while serving the community he loved. While we prepare to lay his physical body to rest, I know that his spirit has already begun its eternal watch over us.
I would like to take a moment to convey my family’s and my feelings, emotions, and desire to fulfill Mike’s legacy:
GRATITUDE: It is hard to be grateful in times of hardship. But I am. I am grateful for all the years we had with Mike, all the fun times, the life we built together, and the amazing young woman we raised. I am grateful for who he was, what he stood for, and how selfless he was in following his calling and fulfilling his duty. I am thankful for God’s guidance as I navigate through uncharted territory and discover my purpose, which is to share Mike’s life work and example with the world. I am grateful for all the help and support I have received from friends and family, even complete strangers – all the people who reached out, sent donations, cards, flowers, or simply prayed for our family! I have lost a best friend, but I have gained a community. Tyler has lost one father but inherited an army of mothers and fathers. It is excruciatingly difficult to realize that I will NEVER be able to thank everyone personally who has saved us during this crisis. I pray that God will choose a moment to touch your heart and you will know that it is my love stretching across the distance to find you. Last but not least –I am grateful for Mike’s brothers and sisters who wear uniforms of all colors.
I would like to speak directly to these men and women now. I am a witness to the love which Michael bore for you. Listen to me and KNOW that he is at peace, having fulfilled his earthly calling and sealed up his life’s work with the ultimate sacrifice. He didn’t want to leave, but know that he died in the manner in which he would have chosen for himself. Do not think that he is done watching over you. Michael was always on duty. So if your vest ever feels suddenly heavier, it will be because his hand is on your back, reminding you to watch your six. Thank you for fighting for him, now be at peace.
FORGIVENESS: I forgive the shooter – his life was precious too. I grieve for a life so fraught with poor choices and suffering that it couldn’t be saved in this life. To his family I say– I am so sorry for your loss and we share the same pain. I want you to know that I forgive him and pray for him. I’m so sorry for you and I hope you do not suffer any consequences for his actions, which were separate from your own choices.
ACTION: I have learned that God will guide me to drive action and make a difference. I ask all of you to listen to your hearts – you know what right is, how to do right, and how to conduct your life like Mike – with love, kindness, honor, duty, and respect. If you want to help – please THANK A COP, THANK A VET, A FIRST RESPONDER, HUG A LOVED ONE. Our moments here are so precious and life is but the blink of an eye. Be grateful, be eager to forgive, slow to anger, and quick to do right. And please, honor those who selflessly serve!
We will share funeral information as it becomes available – please watch for posts on this page or the Overland Park Fraternal Order of Police, Lodge 21. I want to point out 2 things about that:
1. Mike was adamant that his funeral is not a bleak affair but a celebration of his life and legacy. I intend it to be such.
2. Please be respectful of the current COVID-19 situation and follow the guidance we are provided. We want to pay respect but continue to protect our community.
Thank you for your support; it means the world to us!
Johnson County Emergency Management
We will be conducting the monthly test of the outdoor warning sirens today at 11a!
Let us know where you hear them!
News release from the Prairie Village Police Department.
News release from the Overland Park Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 21.
Phillip Michael Carney, 38, of Overland Park, had faced charges including burglary, domestic battery and felony drug possession in recent years.
The Johnson County Officer Involved Shooting team on Monday released the name of the man suspected in the shooting death of Overland Park police officer Mike Mosher. The man, who
The latest update on yesterday's officer-involved shooting.
The shooting investigation team has identified the suspect as Phillip Michael Carney, 38, of Overland Park.
The mugshot is from a previous arrest in Douglas County. See the link in the comments for details of that arrest.
Carney also spent time in the Johnson County Jail following convictions for domestic violence offenses dating back to 2014. He also had one case pending in Johnson County District Court where he was charged with two counts of criminal damage to property. His court date for that case would have been in July.
Operation 100 News report on the Shawnee Mission Post.
Mike Mosher, who was president of the Overland Park chapter of the Fraternal Order of Police, leaves behind a wife and daughter. He was the first OP officer killed in the line of duty since 1985.
The Overland Park police department is mourning the loss of one of it own following a confrontation Sunday that left two men dead. Around 6 p.m. Sunday, Overland Park Police
The Overland Park Police Department says Officer Mike Mosher was killed in this afternoon's incident near 123rd and Antioch Road.
Ofc. Mosher was a 14.5 year veteran of the force and was the president of the Overland Park Fraternal Order of Police.
He leaves behind a wife and one child.
Funeral arrangements have not been announced.
Overland Park Police have identified the officer who was killed as Officer Mike Mosher.
UPDATE: The officer has passed away since this update was given.
Overland Park PD Officer-involved shooting.
Scene video from an afternoon duplex fire in Overland Park.
Video provided by the Overland Park Fire Department. News release in the first comment below this post.
An important reminder.
This is why you should always close your bedroom doors while sleeping.
The closed door gives you and your family more time to escape in the event of a fire.
#CloseBeforeYouDoze
Powerful image. #CloseBeforeYouDoze
One driver was injured after attempting to run from an Overland Park officer around 4 p.m. Thursday.
Officer John Lacy of the Overland Park Police Department says an officer attempted to stop a vehicle near 95th Street and Metcalf Avenue for a minor traffic violation.
Operation 100 News report and photo on the Shawnee Mission Post.
One driver was injured after attempting to run from an Overland Park officer around 4 p.m. Thursday. Officer John Lacy of the Overland Park Police Department says an officer attempted
The Lenexa Police Department was involved in a high speed chase on Thursday afternoon.
After reporting speeds in excess of 100mph on northbound I-35, an officer was involved in a crash with pickup truck.
The suspect got away from pursuing officers, but was located and arrested a short time later by Kansas City, Kansas police.
Operation 100 News report and photos on the Shawnee Mission Post.
Pursuit of a vehicle fleeing Lenexa police ended with an officer-involved crash shortly after 5 p.m. Thursday. Recorded radio traffic states that officers attempted to stop a silver Ford Flex
The Kansas City, Missouri Police Department says all of this started after a naked man approached and then tried to rape a woman at a bus stop near 40th and Troost.
The suspect vehicle eluded officers several times before it was chased into Overland Park on I-435, finally ending in Mission almost an hour later.
Operation 100 News report and photos on the Shawnee Mission Post.
A man in his 30s was arrested after leading police on a car chase, which lasted nearly an hour. According to a witness, the chase started in Kansas City, Missouri,
Johnson County, KS Government
Today, Johnson County Department of Health and Environment conducted its second round of drive thru testing. This round focused on essential workers, including first responders, hospice staff and child care workers, among others.
The Overland Park Police Department responded to the Grant 79 Apartment Homes, west of 79th and Antioch, twice this morning.
Police say the people involved in the disturbances were uncooperative with officers both times.
An Operation 100 News report on the Shawnee Mission Post.
Overland Park police say shots were fired during a disturbance in the Grant 79 Apartment Homes early Thursday morning. Officer John Lacy of the Overland Park Police Department confirms officers
The US National Weather Service Kansas City Missouri is live with their "Weather Basics" class.
A Lenexa woman called police just before 5:30 Tuesday evening reporting that someone had fired a gun through her home's wall.
Lenexa police responded and later determined that no crime had occurred.
Operation 100 News report and photo from the scene on the Shawnee Mission Post.
Lenexa police on Tuesday evening surrounded a housing complex in the 10700 block of Haskins Court after a resident reported a bullet coming through her wall. Recorded radio traffic indicates
News release from the Johnson County District Attorney's office.
The suspect's mugshot is not yet available.
Booking logs show Dvonte Brown is a Shawnee resident.
On Friday, April 10, a group of general aviation pilots from The Beechnutz and KC Flight Formation Team met up for "Hope Flight."
The formation of 11 airplanes flew over Kansas City area hospitals to honor healthcare professionals and patients during the COVID-19 pandemic.
On Friday, April 10, a group of general aviation pilots from The Beechnutz and KC Flight Formation Team met up for "Hope Flight."
The formation of 11 airplanes flew over Kansas City area hospitals to honor healthcare professionals and patients during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Operation 100 News report and photos on the Shawnee Mission Post.
UPDATE: Overland Park Police have identified the victim as Micah Babick, 30, of Prairie Village.
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Original post: Officers responded to a report of shots fired near 87th Street and Grant just before 9 p.m. Wednesday to find a 19-year-old with fatal injuries.
A 19-year-old man was shot and killed in Overland Park late Wednesday evening. Overland Park Police Department Public Information Officer John Lacy says officers were called to the 9800 block
UPDATE: Overland Park Police have identified the victim as Micah Babick, 30, of Prairie Village.
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Original post: A 19-year-old man was shot and killed in the parking lot of the Johnson County Central Resource Library (9800 block West 87th Street) just before 9 p.m. Wednesday.
Look for my full report on the Shawnee Mission Post in the morning.
A 56-year-old Kansas City, Kan. man, was critically injured when he was hit by an SUV on southbound Interstate 35 late Monday in Lenexa.
Operation 100 News report and photo on the Shawnee Mission Post.
A 56-year-old Kansas City, Kan. man, was critically injured when he was hit by an SUV on southbound Interstate 35 late Monday in Lenexa. The Kansas Highway Patrol says at
Johnson County, KS Sheriff's Office
Social distancing can leave anyone feeling like they are truly alone with no one to reach out to if you find yourself in a scary or abusive situation. Safehome and the Johnson County Sheriff’s Office want you know - You Are Not Alone!
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The "Salute to Blue" procession makes its way past the scene of where Officer Mike Mosher was fatally shot, 123rd and Mackey.
Law enforcement from across Kansas and Missouri participated in the "Salute to Blue" procession this evening to honor fallen Overland Park Police Officer Mike Mosher and to mark the beginning of National Police Week. Officer Mike Mosher was killed in the line of duty on Sunday, May 3, 2019. Too many agencies to tag. Facebook says I reached my limit on tags.
Staging area for tonight's procession.
Oak Park Mall is the staging area for tonight's procession. Huge turnout from law enforcement, fire departments, and even tow companies from across the metro area. Watch this page for a FB Live later.
Overland Park Police have identified the officer who was killed as Officer Mike Mosher.
UPDATE: The officer has passed away since this update was given. Overland Park PD Officer-involved shooting.
Scene video from an afternoon duplex fire in Overland Park. Video provided by the Overland Park Fire Department. News release in the first comment below this post.
The Lenexa Police Department helped K-9 Ram begin his new life as a retiree with a special announcement early this morning. Ram himself even got to say a few words. #GoodBoy Scanner audio:
Overland Park PD is investigating their second homicide of 2020. Look for my full report on the Shawnee Mission Post first thing in the morning.
Here's the annual Christmas message from the Johnson County Emergency Communications Center. Merry Christmas!
Firefighters rescue woman from house fire. In Olathe, firefighters rescued a woman from a house fire. The call came in around 9:42 a.m. Firefighters used two extension ladders to help the woman who was trapped at a second-floor window. She was taken to an area hospital for possible smoke inhalation. Unfortunately, three dogs perished in the blaze. Damage to the home is extensive and the American Red Cross of Greater Kansas City is helping three adults displaced by the fire. Investigators are working to determine the fire’s cause. Firefighters say every fire is a reminder to check your home’s smoke alarms by pressing the test button. And, review your home’s fire escape plan. The Olathe Police Department and Johnson County Med-Act also assisted at the scene. Video provided by the Olathe Fire Department.
Briefing from Olathe Police Department Sergeant Logan Bonney regarding a water rescue along College Boulevard east of Lone Elm Road. One adult female rescued and transported to a hospital in critical condition. Divers in the water now to make sure no one else is in the water.
Each year at midnight on Christmas morning, the Johnson County Emergency Communications Center (ECC) shares a Christmas message with all of the member agencies who are monitoring. Here's this morning's message as captured by Operation 100 News owner Mike Frizzell.
Booking logs show a 28-year-old Kansas City, Missouri man was arrested at 4:47 a.m. after he was found inside a Shawnee home. Officers initially responded to the area on a report of suspicious activity. Police have not provided any additional information.
Firefighters from Overland Park and Lenexa responded on a quadplex fire just before 8 Sunday morning in the 9400 block of Nieman Road. Fire crews arrived to report heavy smoke visible from the two story quadplex. A fire was found in the basement of one unit, which had extended to both levels and the attic. It took about an hour for the fire to be brought under control. No one was injured. All four units were damaged by fire. Five adults and three children were displaced and are receiving assistance from the Red Cross. The cause of the fire is under investigation. Residents of one unit told firefighters that they woke to the smell of smoke, but did not hear any fire alarms. Firefighters reported hearing alarms in the other units. Scene video provided by Overland Park Fire Department Media Manager Jason Rhodes.
Scene video and news release from the City of Olathe Fire Department. Fire damages three apartments, displaces residents (OLATHE, KAN.) – Yesterday, firefighters responded to a fire near Old Hwy 56 and Harrison Street (801 S. Harrison) in Olathe. The fire occurred at the Harrison Square Apartments just after 10 p.m. When firefighters arrived, flames were coming from a second floor apartment. Firefighters quickly attacked the fire, which damaged three apartments and displaced approximately five people. The American Red Cross and Mission Southside assisted the displaced residents. Fire investigators are working to determine the fire’s cause and a damage estimate. Two firefighters were transported to an area hospital for minor medical issues. Firefighters from Lenexa along with officers from the Olathe Police Department and paramedics from Johnson County Med-Act also helped at the scene.
News release and scene video from the Overland Park Fire Department regarding a three-alarm fire at the Meadowlark Hills Apartments (9121 Robinson Street) on Saturday afternoon. -- Just after 2:30 p.m. crews from Overland Park Fire responded to a building fire call in the 9100 block of Robinson at the Meadowlark Hills Apartments. First units on the scene reported smoke showing from a two-story apartment building. Residents were being evacuated. One man and his child were rescued from a second story balcony. Firefighters found and quickly extinguished a fire in a basement storage area, but the fire had extended into the walls and attic of the structure. Additional units were called to assist and the fire eventually reached three alarms. Accessing the attic fire was difficult, due to roof construction. The roof contained multiple layers of sheeting and required significant labor to remove. It took crews about two and a half hours to bring the fire under control. Crews from Consolidated Fire District #2, Leawood Fire, Lenexa Fire, and Olathe Fire, together with Johnson County Med-Act and Johnson County Emergency Communications all assisted with the incident. Two people were treated at the scene for minor smoke inhalation. No significant injuries were reported. Fire was contained to the building of origin, but six units were heavily damaged by fire and an additional six apartment units will be displaced due to disconnection of utilities. The Red Cross is assisting displaced residents and the cause of the fire is under investigation.
Investigators are on scene trying to determine what started an overnight house fire in the 14600 block of Nieman, Overland Park. Media Manager Jason Rhodes says the residents woke to a loud clap of thunder just before a child reported smelling smoke and the smoke alarms began to sound. Two adults and two children made it out of the house safely. Firefighters arrived to find heavy fire from the roof of the house. It took about an hour for the fire to be brought under control. Rhodes says lightning is believed to be the cause of the fire, but fire investigators remain on scene working to confirm the cause. Scene video provided by Overland Park Fire Department Media Manager Jaso Rhodes.
Scene video and information provided by the Overland Park Fire Department. Just before 4:30 a.m. crews from Overland Park and Leawood Fire were called to an apartment fire in the 8800 blk. of W.121st Terr. at the Spring Hill Apartments. Crews reported fire visible from blocks away. A second alarm was immediately called. First units on the scene reported fire through the roof of the two-story apartment building with evacuations in progress. Firefighters went to work attacking the fire while additional crews conducted search and rescue operations. All but one unit of the building have been searched and cleared. The remaining unit is inaccessible due to a roof collapse, though it’s believed all residents are out. It took more than an hour to bring the fire under control and crews continue to conduct deep-seated overhaul on remaining spot fires. One juvenile was transported to an area hospital in good condition for minor smoke inhalation. Crews are working to make access and search the last apartment and have established collapse zones in several parts of the building. The Red Cross is currently assisting the 22 displaced residents. The cause of the fire is under investigation.
Firefighters from Overland Park and Shawnee responded on a house fire in the 9700 block of West 56th Terrace around 7:20 p.m. on Sunday, May 6. Operation 100 News report on the Shawnee Dispatch: http://www.shawneedispatch.com/news/2018/may/07/two-cats-rescued-merriam-house-fire/ Scene video provided by the Overland Park Fire Department.
News release and scene video provided by the Overland Park Fire Department. Just before 10:30 p.m. crews from Overland Park and Leawood Fire were called to a house fire in the 157th block of Windsor. Crews reported fire visible from several blocks away. First crews on the scene reported heavy smoke and fire from the back side of a two-story, single family home. Neighbors reported the homeowners were away at the time of the fire. Due to the heavy volume of fire and impending collapse risk, crews immediately took up a defensive posture and fought the fire from the exterior. A second alarm was called and crews from Consolidated Fire Dist. #2 and Olathe Fire were called to assist. It took firefighters about an hour and a half to bring the fire under control. The family was located by phone and all members were accounted for. Crews will be on the scene for quite some time conducting overhaul. No injuries are reported. The home is likely a complete loss. Fire investigators are on the scene and beginning their investigation into the cause of the fire.
About 300 Mill Valley High School students held a 'walkout' to remember the victims of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting. Shawnee Police had a significant presence in the area. Three pickup trucks repeatedly drove past displaying "come and take it" flags. The De Soto School District would not allow media on the property to cover the student organised event. Look for a full report in the coming days from my reporting partners at the Shawnee Dispatch.
Scene video from the Overland Park Fire Department from an apartment fire this morning at the Meadowlark Hills apartments, 9100 block of Robinson Street. News release in the first comment.
Scene video from the Overland Park Fire Department showing a house fire in the area of 152nd Street and Hardy on Monday. News release available in the first comment.
The Overland Park and Leawood Fire Departments extinguished a fire at Pinstripes, 13500 Nall Avenue this morning. See the first comment for the full news release.
Video from the scene of a duplex fire this afternoon in Overland Park, 75th Terrace and Kessler Street. The news release is posted in the first comment. Provided by the Overland Park Fire Department.
Have a listen to the Johnson County Emergency Communications Center's annual Christmas message. Merry Christmas from Operation 100 News!
Overland Park Fire Department news release: Just after 2:30 p.m. crews from Overland Park and Lenexa Fire along with Johnson County Med-Act responded to a building fire call at the Overland Towers Apartments in the 8500 block of Farley. Firefighters found a fire in a second story apartment. While crews went to work attacking the fire, additional crews worked to evacuate the 8 story building which houses mainly elderly and lower-income residents. During fire suppression, crews found a deceased victim in the fire apartment. The adult female is not yet been identified but is believed to be the resident of that unit. Additionally, two residents from other apartments were transported to area hospitals with minor smoke inhalation. Currently, crews are working to clear smoke from the hallways and help residents reoccupy their units. Residents are not being allowed on the second floor currently, but we hope to reoccupy all but the fire unit later. Apartment management will work to help place anyone displaced by the fire. The exact cause of the fire and the fatality are under investigation. Overland Park Police are working to notify the victim's family. Jason Rhodes Media Manager, OPFD **Note- This release has been updated with corrected information from the Overland Park Fire Department. The initial release identified the victim as an adult male. OPFD now says the victim was an adult female.
---NOTE--- Information in the news release was accurate as of 2:52 a.m. Numerous water rescues/assists have occurred since this release was received. Scene video and news release from the Overland Park Fire Department. Overnight OPFD responded to 16 water assist calls as motorists found themselves stalled in high waters. Two people had to be plucked from the roof of their car at 103rd and Antioch around 11:30 p.m. and an hour later, Leawood Fire rescued a young woman from a car in the flooded creek at 151st and Kenneth Road. Both situations were dangerous. Fortunately, no injuries are reported, but Overland Park Fire wants to remind motorists to avoid driving into water covered roadways. Most of the people who needed help tonight were stranded when their cars stalled in the high waters.
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