Changes visible at Ridgeview, Kansas City Road Snaps location
The 'Snaps' name was missing from store signage, at Ridgeview and Kansas City Road, so FOX4 called its owner again to understand why.
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When we asked why the store name was missing a word, Tuesday, its owner, who does not want to be identified, said he had 'no comment.'
FOX4 drove to another location, under different ownership, that also had 'Snaps' as part of its name as of Monday, and asked its owner why the sign too came down within the last day.
The owner of the store off East Santa Fe Street and Emma said he has owned it for about a year. He told FOX4, it has been called 'Grab and Go' the whole time, but for some reason, the signage from the previous ownership was left behind.
Coincidentally, he says, the previous owner, who now only owns the Ridgeview and Kansas City Road location, called him Monday and wanted the old sign back.
Tuesday, it was no longer present.
The store on E. Santa Fe says it was not part of the Olathe Police Department raid that happened last week.
Tuesday, FOX4 asked the Olathe Police Department again what led up to raids of some stores and what was taken. Police acknowledged FOX4's request Tuesday, but did not provide further information.
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Once we learn more, from law enforcement, on why the raid happened, we will update this story.
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