Tramone X Howard-Hill, 23, was booked at Cherokee Jail in Kansas on October 10, 2026, according to the Cherokee County Sheriff’s Office roster retained that day. The record lists an attempted first-degree murder allegation and a warrant-arrest entry under booking number 2026-01014.

The retained card records the booking at 6:57 a.m. and displays a $500,000 bond. That amount is a booking-level figure shown in the captured roster, rather than an amount assigned separately to either entry or a statement about current release status.

The sheriff’s exact entries are “ATTEMPTED MURDER IN 1ST DEGREE; UNKNOWN CIRCUMSTANCE” and “ARREST BY LEO; WARRANT.” The attempted-murder label describes an allegation, not a finding that a crime occurred. The warrant wording describes a basis for taking someone into custody; it does not by itself identify another substantive offense.

NewsTalk KZRG separately identified Tramone Howard-Hill, 23, as taken into custody in an October 10 report that reproduced a Cherokee County Sheriff’s Office release. That report said he was transported to the county jail and described the investigation as ongoing, with formal charges to be submitted to the county attorney. It corroborates the custody report; the retained roster supplies the charge wording reported here.

The roster does not publish an exact statutory section. As general legal context, the Kansas Legislature’s 2026 text of K.S.A. 21-5301 describes an attempt as an intentional act toward committing a crime that is unsuccessful or interrupted. K.S.A. 21-5402 addresses first-degree murder and includes intentional killing with premeditation among its defined forms. Those provisions explain the legal subject of the roster’s attempted-murder label; they do not establish the applicable charging subsection or prove any element against Howard-Hill.

For the separate warrant-arrest entry, K.S.A. 22-2401 generally authorizes a law enforcement officer to arrest a person when the officer holds an arrest warrant, or has the specified probable cause to believe that a qualifying warrant has been issued. This is procedural context for the roster wording, rather than an independently verified citation for this booking.

A booking is a custody record, distinct from a filed court charge or a conviction. Howard-Hill is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court. No disposition is recorded in the stored event.