Ogden Man, 23, Held on $50,000 Bond in Kidnapping, Battery Case

A 23-year-old Ogden man is being held in the Riley County Jail on a $50,000 bond after officers arrested him early Sunday in Ogden on charges of aggravated kidnapping and aggravated domestic battery. Abel Alvino Guerrero was taken into custody just before 1 a.m., following a report filed by Riley County police officers the night before.

The arrest was reported by WIBW and stemmed from an incident involving a 21-year-old woman who was known to Guerrero and listed as the victim. According to Riley County police officials, officers filed the offense report at 11:43 p.m. Saturday and arrested Guerrero at 12:51 a.m. Sunday in Ogden. The station reported that additional details in the case were not released because of the nature of the crimes, and Guerrero remained in the Riley County Jail as of Monday.

What the Charges Involve

The domestic battery count against Guerrero is specifically aggravated domestic battery, a charge Kansas law reserves for cases involving impeding breathing or blocking the nose or mouth of a family or dating relation, per Riley County Police Department records. The aggravated kidnapping charge carries even steeper legal weight: under Kansas Statute Annotated 21-5408, aggravated kidnapping is classified as a severity level 1 person felony, according to the Kansas Office of Revisor of Statutes.

Guerrero was arrested in Ogden. The available information does not provide additional property, population or geographic details about the city.

A Consolidated Force Covers the County

Riley County Police Department handled the arrest in Ogden. The available report does not provide further details about the department's organizational structure or oversight.

Guerrero's arrest was one of seven made across Riley County over the August 22-23 weekend. The available report does not provide information about any broader campaign or the department's regular publication practices.

What Happens Next

The available report confirms Guerrero's $50,000 bond but does not provide commercial-release requirements. As of Monday, he remained in custody with no indication release had occurred.

The available report does not identify the court or judicial district handling any potential felony prosecution. It remains unresolved whether Guerrero has made an initial court appearance, whether the Riley County Attorney's Office has formally filed charges, or whether a protective order has been issued on behalf of the 21-year-old victim.