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A strong show of force, but no details yet made public, following an apparent multi-agency Brown County based investigation Tuesday morning.
Passersby, on U.S. Highway 73, couldn't help but miss the numerous law enforcement vehicles near the KNZA Radio Station, with the Brown County Sheriff, Kansas Highway Patrol, and others, represented during the morning convoy, which made its way South on 73, and then turned east on a county road, en route to an undisclosed location.
The investigation is ongoing, and none of the involved agencies are currently able to provide any details of the pending case.
There's no word of any arrests, and we'll continue to follow this story and bring you information as it becomes available.
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