Handcuffed Man Runs, Taken to Hospital
Jeff Garretson - Fri 11:49 AM 01/18/2013
A Salina man is sent to the hospital for evaluation, after running from Saline County Sheriff's Deputies.
Sheriff Glen Kochanowski tells KSAL News that 21-year old Michael D. Georage, was transported to Salina Regional Health Center after deputies say he was unresponsive on the street Thursday afternoon at about 4pm.
Georage's hands were cuffed behind him as deputies led him out of his home at 322 S. 5th - when he broke free and ran.
Deputies say he lost his balance and slid on the concrete toward a power pole.
EMS transported him to the hospital for observation.
The Sheriff's Office was serving Geogage a warrant on drug related charges.
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Iseenit
Friday 18 January 2013 13:27 Report this comment
And now he's on the run again at 1pm with hand cuffs
Iamgonnagetyou
Friday 18 January 2013 18:06 Report this comment
Why was the sheriff invoved with this to begin with. Salina police should have served the warrant and done the arrest. Here is another reason no one is out patrolling in the county.
cjsmessage
Friday 18 January 2013 21:49 Report this comment
BUT they caught him again IN AN ATTIC OF ALL PLACES...and they probably was being toooo nice to him in the first place...and HE should be responsible for the many costs that he had at the hospital...work it off in the heat this summer...
Aurora.
Saturday 19 January 2013 01:57 Report this comment
why was he not in handcuffs at the hospital? They knew he was a runner. Once again the old sheriff and his jolly fat men dropped the ball.
eingram
Saturday 19 January 2013 05:39 Report this comment
The sheriff was involved in serving the warrant because by Kansas state law he is required to.
Aurora.
Saturday 19 January 2013 08:40 Report this comment
So you are saying Salina police do not serve warrants as they have no authority to do so under Kansas State Law?
TheCleaner
Monday 21 January 2013 01:22 Report this comment
I guess eingram left their post to be argumentive. I believe they can serve warrants an even if someone from the sheriff's office had to the local police should be there for backup since it is taking place in the city limits.