By Rose Gruenbacher

A Riley County Police Department detective said in court Thursday afternoon that the medical records of several alleged victims of former local chiropractor Clark Petersen could not be found.

Detective Daniel Todd was part of the investigation into Petersen, and told the jury and Riley County District Court Judge Grant Bannister that records he requested for the alleged victims, with their consent, could not be found by the new custodian of those records.

Todd explained while most evidence in the case was taken and kept by law enforcement, the protected medical records of patients were entrusted to another local chiropractor after being taken from Petersen.

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By Rose Gruenbacher

A Pittsburg man on Monday maintained his innocence in Riley County District Court, for a case in which he faces three counts of rape of a minor under 14 years old.

Jeffery Scott Bailey, 44, appeared before judge John Bosch for his arraignment. Bailey was arrested April 16 for five counts of rape against a girl he knows. Two of the counts have since been dropped, when a judge found there was insufficient evidence to support the claims.

Bailey has remained held in Riley County Jail since his arrest on a $75,000 bond. He has an additional bond of $10,000 for four counts of protection order violation against his wife, and the mother of the alleged rape victim. Per his wife’s request, Bosch granted a motion from Bailey’s defense attorneys lifting the protection order on his wife. Bailey still has a bond of $10,000 for that case.

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