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Question & Answer Board |
| Welcome to the Lawrence, Kansas Police Department Question and Answer Board.
This board was designed to give the citizens of Lawrence, Kansas the ability to ask questions directly to the Police Department
and receive official answers. Below are questions that have been submitted by citizens and have been answered. To submit a question, click here. You will be required to create an online account to submit a question. |
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Name: bliddel
Date: 08-13-2010 at 8:45 PM Question: Does the Lawrence Police Department offer fingerprinting services (for example: so that people can request background checks on themselves)? Answer: The Lawrence Police Department offers fingerprinting services from 9am to 4pm Monday through Friday. You must bring a current driver's license, payment at $5.00 per card (subject to increase), and a stamped envelope addressed to the destination for the fingerprints. The fingerprint cards are mailed directly from the Department to the requesting agency and not returned to you. The Department does not offer background checks to the general public except for special visa and adoption requests. All criminal history checks should be made through the Kansas Bureau of Investigation, and can be requested online. For more information regarding LPD fingerprinting, please contact the Records Division at 785-832-7501. | ||
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Name: Briandjosephson
Date: 07-29-2010 at 03:24 AM Question: How can I find out how much my fine is for an open container charge and how can I pay it? I am currently out of state. Answer: You Will need to contact municipal court at: 1006 New Hampshire Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Phone: (785) 832-6190 Fax: (785) 832-6199 | ||
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Name: verminiusrex
Date: 07-20-2010 at 4:25 PM Question: Is a parade or procession permit required if no streets are closed down and all participants remain on the sidewalk for the event? Answer: Please contact the City Clerk's Office for more information on "right-of-way" permits and policies. | ||
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Name: lagirl
Date: 07-20-2010 at 4:24 PM Question: I posted a question on here weeks ago and it was never answered... In May, my dog was attacked by another dog. The girl committed to pay but is yet to give me the outstanding balance. There is a police report saying that she owes me. Can I get help? Answer: If your case has been prosecuted and a judgment rendered that includes payment to you, the court that rendered the judgement is the source of redress for any violation of such an order. If the case has not been prosecuted, you will want to speak to the court that has jurisdiction, which will most likely be Municipal Court. Please contact that office regarding your inquiry. | ||
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Name: rockchalk2010
Date: 07-14-2010 at 4:20 PM Question: My brother and sister were recently court appointed as conservators/guardians for my mother who is in her 80's and lives in Lawrence, KS. There is a relative, who suffers from mental illness and drug addiction who continues to take advantage of our mother financially. As court appointed guardians, how do we go about obtaining a restraining order against the relative? Answer: Restraining orders are handled by the District Attorney's Office. Please contact that office for guidance. If you feel the elder is being abused, contact the Lawrence SRS office and ask to speak to an investigator. You may also file a criminal report regarding any specific incidents of abuse to the Lawrence Police Department by calling 785-832-7509. | ||
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