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 </figure>Timothy Chism photo KDOCBARTON COUNTY— Law enforcement authorities are investigating a Kansas felon on numerous charges after a Wednesday arrest.Early Tuesday, police in Hoisington were searching for a suspect in an alleged aggravated battery, assault case that had occurred late Monday, according to Barton County Sheriff Brian Bellendir.County dispatchers issued an attempt to locate for 35-year-old Timothy Chism of Great Bend. The suspect was considered armed and dangerous, according to Bellendir.Investigators including officers from the Great Bend Police Department located Chism in a vehicle near the intersection of 12th and Morton Street in Great Bend.Officers conducted a felony traffic stop on the Nissan Pathfinder and Chism, a passenger in the SUV, attempted to resist arrest, according to Bellendir.An officer used a Taser when Chism reached for a knife. Officers then handcuffed Chism. During the arrest, officers found 14 knives including a meat cleaver, a garrote, meth, marijuana and other drugs, according to Bellendir.When deputies searched Chism at the Barton County Jail, they found he had a .380 automatic pistol in a holster between his legs.<figure>
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 </figure>Chism -Barton County Sheriff booking photoChism is being held on a total bond of $125,000 for the requested charges that include drugs and weapons violations and for the alleged assault, according to Bellendir.&nbsp;He has previous convictions for&nbsp;Lewd and Lascivious Behavior, theft and drugs, according to the Kansas Department of Corrections.

Sheriff: Kan. felon arrested with 14 knives, garrote and pistol