Case involves missing drugs from sheriff's department.
Timothy P. Oblander undergo while at Valley Hope in Atchison. Those are questions that attorneys representing Oblander, prosecutors and the public defender's office will argue today in Shawnee County District Court. The case involves Carlos Hernandez, who was charged in 1995 with misdemeanor marijuana possession and felony failure to pay the Kansas drug tax. But Hernandez has become a minor character. Hernandez quietly sits at the defense table, visits with supporters, watches reporters and news photographers, and sometimes yawns during the hours of testimony.