A Salina man has his car stolen from along Interstate 135 early Sunday morning. Samuel Johannes said he left his 2010 Chevrolet Camaro on the shoulder of the highway after getting a flat tire about 12:30 a.m. Sunday morning. When he returned around 4:20 a.m., the car was gone. The car is silver in color, with black racing stripes, black 20″ wheels, and a American flag sticker on the top left of rear window with 1320 video. The license plate number is Kansas 492-JUB. The keys were not with the car. Total loss is listed at $17,000.

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Salina Police have a known suspect in a case where an elderly man’s credit card was used 70 times to make mostly online purchases without permission. The credit card of 85-year-old Robert Bachofer was used between April 1st and June 10th. The purchases totaled nearly $16,000.

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A woman reports damage to a garage door. Donna Sinnett said the door was damaged between Saturday evening and Sunday morning at 516 E. Prescott. It appears a vehicle ran into the door. Total damage has been estimated at $500.

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Police are looking for a known suspect that threatened three people with a knife early Sunday morning in south Salina. Two men and a woman were in the parking lot of the Chapel Ridge Apartments, 2363 Chapel Ridge, about 2:21 a.m. to pick up another woman. A man approached them and told them to leave the area and he displayed a knife. The three left and called police.

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Salina Police are reviewing security video after two women took an electric guitar Saturday afternoon from S.M. Hanson Music, 335 S. Clark. The two women took a Taylor cut away electric Sunburst guitar valued at $3,778. One suspect was described as a tall woman with dark hair with purple streaks, wearing a blue plaid shirt, black pants, and yellow socks. She also had numerous tattoos on both arms. The other woman was described as being short with strawberry blonde hair, wearing a white tank top, and a long flowery peach colored skirt.