OFFICIAL COURT ARREST WARRANT DOCKET • KANSAS

Johnathon S Kilpatrick

ACTIVE WARRANT
Bourbon County, KS
Docket # 2026-000188
Issued Feb 28, 2026
Presumption of Innocence Applied
Booking photo of Johnathon S Kilpatrick
Active Arrest Warrant
COURT BAIL / BOND
$0.00
Official Law Enforcement Record
Jurisdictional Custodian

Bourbon County Sheriff's Office

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Warrant Desk Contact
(620) 223-1440
Address: PO Box 42 Ft. Scott KS 66701
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ALLEGED OFFENSES & STATUTORY CHARGES
Bourbon County Court
WARRANT BOURBON COUNTY (PROBATION VIOLATION) *; WARRANT - OUT OF COUNTY *
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Official Subject & Warrant Specifications
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Full Legal Name
Johnathon S Kilpatrick
Age
38
Warrant Number
2026-000188
Issue Date
February 28, 2026
Bond / Bail Amount
$0.00
Issuing Jurisdiction
Bourbon County, Kansas
Custodian Agency
Bourbon Sheriff's Department
Record Status
• ACTIVE (Subject to Direct Law Enforcement Verification)
Official Source Verification
Last verified against official source: October 1, 2026
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