A Person in Orange Shirt with Tattooed Arms in Jail By RDNE Stock Photo Project
The Shawnee County Adult Detention Center released its latest daily booking report, detailing recent arrests in the Topeka area. The report highlights a range of offenses, including felony probation violations, theft, domestic violence, and multiple Topeka Bench Warrants.
Notable Arrests:
Danyell Marcus Triplett – Booked for felony probation violations with no bond allowed.
Henry Lew Allen – Facing multiple charges, including burglary, theft, and drug possession, all without bond.
Drayton Kalai Carino – Arrested for violating a protection order related to abuse.
Brandon D’Mar Johnson – Booked on domestic battery charges.
Matthew Paul Slusser – Charged with theft of property valued between $1,500 and $25,000.
Sionna Simon Inez Johnson – A younger offender (DOB: 2006), charged with interfering with law enforcement and tobacco/e-cigarette violations.
Several individuals were also booked on Topeka Bench Warrants and criminal trespass charges, showing a continued trend of repeat offenses in the area.
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