Riley County Police logged more than two dozen incidents and six arrests between Friday and early Saturday, according to department reports.

Among the calls, officers responded to two injury crashes Friday evening — one at Westwood Road and Fort Riley Boulevard and another in the 200 block of Fort Riley Boulevard. Police also investigated drug violations at the Evergreen Apartments on Garden Way and on Casement Road, along with forgery at Mid America Piano, larcenies at Hy-Vee and other locations, and several domestic-related calls.

Six people were arrested during the same reporting period. They included Bryan Anthony Mosley, 34, of Manhattan, who was booked on suspicion of sexual battery and interference with law enforcement after being arrested at Finn’s Pub. Osvaldo Omar Bigas, 22, of Junction City, was arrested on a probation violation warrant, while Chase David Ferguson, 26, of Fort Riley, was jailed for interference with law enforcement.

Also arrested were Alexis Sanchez Santiaguez, 23, of Manhattan, for DUI; Teiana Lashay Cooper, 24, of Junction City, on a failure-to-appear warrant; and Juston Marvin Staley, 42, of Manhattan, for criminal trespass and failure to appear

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A local man was arrested for driving under the influence on Tuesday.

Officers arrested 38-year-old Thomas Scripter of Manhattan at approximately 4:30 p.m. in the 3000 block of Anderson Avenue on charges of driving under the influence and failure to have ignition interlock device in his vehicle.

Scripter has spent time in jail for DUI before. In Nov. 2021, he was sentenced to 90 days in prison for DUI along with 1 year of probation. He also pled guilty to the charge in 2016 but received no jail time.

Bond has been set at $8,000 in this case and he no longer remains confined at the time of this report.

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