On Saturday, 10/31/15, at approximately 1852hrs, Sgt. Henke and Officer Hoover responded to 813 Lincoln St. in reference to a dog bite, case #15-1244. Hale refused to surrender his dog to Sgt. Henke and Officer Hoover.
Sgt. Henke applied for a search warrant to get Chester D. Hale’s dog quarantined after the dog had bite two girls.
I monitored Hale’s house until Sgt. Henke came back with a search warrant. While monitoring Hale’s house Communication Officer Reiland received a phone call on 911 admin from Hale. Communication Officer advised 911 admin is an unrecorded line and somehow Hale had got onto the line. Communication Officer Reiland advised Hale called him a cocksucker. Hale advised Communication Officer Reiland that the police need …show more content…
While Hale was smoking his cigarette Officer noticed two gun cases by the front door. Officers noticed 2 knives and a loaded .44 black powder pistol located underneath the coffee table in the living room. Hale got his shoes on and I transported and processed him at the Brookfield Police Department.
Hale was convicted of a felony in Johnson County, Kansas, on 07/13/2006, for attempted a Criminal threat.
I read Hale his Miranda Rights at the Brookfield Police Department at approximately 2328hrs. Hale advised he had the following guns at his residence; a .44 black powder pistol, .50 caliber rifle, a loaded 12 gauge shotgun that was less than 5 years old, and a loaded .22 long rife that was less than 5 years old. Hale advised what good is a gun if it’s not loaded. Hale advised he didn’t know he couldn’t own a firearm.
Hale gave me verbal and written consent to search his house on 813 Lincoln St. Lt. Bunnell located a box containing 27 Winchester 12 gauge shotgun shells located in the room west of Hale’s bedroom in a closet on a shelve. I located the two gun cases that were located by the front door..22 long