Left to right: William Lockman II, Gladys Makes Room For Them, and Thurman Turner, Jr.

(KNZA)--Three arrests were made in Brown County Tuesday afternoon, following the discovery of a Volkswagen convertible, that had been reported stolen.

According to a release from Brown County Sheriff John Merchant, the car was located on U.S. Highway 73, in the vicinity of 280th Road, by a Deputy.

All three occupants were taken into custody, including 26-year-old Horton resident William Lockman II, 22-year-old Hiawatha resident Gladys Makes Room For Them, and 42-year-old Thurman Turner, Jr., also of Hiawatha.

Lockman was taken into custody for felony possession of stolen property, and a full extraditable $8,000 Texas Bond Surrender Warrant for Unauthorized Use of a Vehicle.

Makes Room For Them was arrested on a $500 Seneca failure to appear warrant, a Jackson County bond failure to appear warrant, and faces charges for possession of methamphetamine, trafficking contraband in a correction facility, and possession of drug paraphernalia.

Turner was taken into custody on a $100 Hiawatha City failure to appear warrant, a Jackson County no bond failure to appear warrant, and faces charges for possession of methamphetamine, trafficking contraband in a correctional facility, and possession of drug paraphernalia.
Following their arrests, all three were booked into the Brown County Jail.

According to Merchant, the Kansas Highway Patrol and the Sac and Fox Police Department assisted his office with the arrests.