Theft charges in Iowa between March and Sunday
Jonathon Rote y apartment on Kirkwood Boulevard with $720 stereo equipment stolen between March 28 and Sunday afternoon. Brian Becker 21 charged with second degree theft for allegedly stealing a ring worth $3,500 from Harold Reynolds 89 on March 26 after being sent by Job Service. Becker released on own recognizance.
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Jonathon Rotey
Kirkwood Blvd
Brian Becker
Harold Reynolds
Camburn Ct
Becker
Iowaring
Assault at Foggy's Nation Leaves Victim Treated
A man was assaulted with a pool cue during an argument at Foggy's Nation on 1200 Third St SE Monday evening. He was treated for a gash on the forehead at Mercy hospital and released.
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Foggy’s Nation
Third St. SE
Copper theft at Sanger Manufacturing 1025 Seventh St SW
A theft at Sanger Manufacturing 1025 Seventh Street Southwest occurred between February 29 and Monday. Copper bars and a power drill valued at 640 dollars were taken from the building.
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Sanger Manufacturing
Accident near Sixth Avenue SE. Hull charged after stop sign crash
Nat Hull aged 76 of 2329 D Ave NE suffered injuries when his eastbound vehicle on Sixth Avenue SE failed to stop at a sign and was struck by a southbound car driven by David Hoover aged 41 of 2390 Rompot St SE at 3 20 p m Wednesday Hull wore a seat belt and is charged with failure to obey stop sign in this incident near St Luke's.
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Nat Hull
D Ave
St. Luke's
Hull
Sixth Avenue
David Hoover
Rompot St
Sixth Street
Fire Calls Log From Monday Details Time and Location
Fire calls listed include a medical emergency at 400 Collins Rd NE Building 110 at 2 17 pm and later incidents at 900 block of 15th Avenue SE 8 26 pm and 6 25 pm described as unknown to grass across from 116 plus another at 400 Collins Ra NE.
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Collins Ra
15Th’ Avenue
Emergency incidents logged across city with fires wires and medical calls
Timeline of incidents reports scattered across streets including medical emergencies on Ellis Boulevard and Third Street SW. Wires arcing near 35th and 36th NE, a car fire on Collins Road NE, and a power outage on Blairs Ferry Road NE. Extrication at Sixth Avenue and Sixth Street SE.
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Harbet Ave
Highway 30
28Th Ave
G Ave
Third St
Ellis Boulevard
F Avenue NW
Fourth St
Fgrass
Boyson Rd
Beverly
24Th Ave
City Hall
Mays Island
E Ave
Blairs Ferry Ra
C and E Avenues
35Th and
36Th Streets
Larry Dr
First ‘Ave
41St St
Collins Ra
Johnson Ave
Broderick Dr
Council Street
36Th Street
Sixth Avenue
Sixth Street
Drunken Driving Charges In Vinton And SE City
Rooney Clemens 23 of Vinton arrested Tuesday at 1:43 am near 1eth Street and A Avenue NE on a third offense drunken driving charge. William Moore Sr 67 of 527 Seventh Street SE arrested Tuesday at 4:36 pm in the 700 block of Fourth Avenue SE on drunken driving charges.
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Rooney Clemens
Vinton
William Moore Sr
Seventh St
Fourth Avenue
Don Canney Named Chairman of Mayors Committee
Cedar Rapids Mayor Don Canney is named chair of the International Affairs Committee of the U S Conference of Mayors replacing Atlanta Mayor Andrew Young. The group will focus on competitiveness and trade and address urban policy in campaigns and party platforms. Canney will convene the committee June 11 in Salt Lake City during the conference’s 56th annual meeting.
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Cedar Rapids
Don Canney
United States Conference of Mayors
Canney
Congress
U.S
Conference of Mayors
Nashville
International Affairs Committee
Salt Lake City
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New Life Fitness World
Burger King
Edgewood Rd
N.W
Weddit
Collins Rd
N.E
Hove
Mayors Committee
Atlanta
Andrew Young
J. Thomas Cochran
Iowa
Northeast Missouri State University
Nemo Singers
1St Presbyterian Church
5Th Street
NMSU
Missouri
Liberal Arts & Sciences University
US News & World Report
Kirksville
Cf Furniture
Homecrest del Rio
Wpirie
Martinique
Ugg
Lane
SAN Simion
Ted
Potentatian
Lee
Than
Awale
Abe Ery
Anova
Atlantis
Sayy
Retan
Ghalet Casual Furniture Specialists
1St Ave
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