Former babysitter placed on abuse registry after infant death
Beverly Goreham, a West Des Moines caregiver, has been added to the statewide child abuse registry after an infant in her care died last spring from a Benadryl overdose. The death was ruled a homicide and a grand jury may consider charges.
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Man charged with first degree murder in infant daughter’s death
Michael Vasquez 31 was arrested in Omaha on a $1 million bond awaiting an extradition hearing to Iowa for the death of 2 month old Kylee Kros. Autopsy cites blunt trauma as cause. sheriff says the incident occurred in Harrison County.
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Stalking and Threats Lead to 3 Year Federal Sentence
Marcus Gilberg, 31, of Burlington, was sentenced in U.S. District Court to more than three years in prison after pleading guilty to interstate stalking and threatening a federal employee. He admitted making threatening calls and letters and traveled to the employee’s mother's home in Washington state. He faces three years probation after release.
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Iowa Court orders new trial in attempted murder case
Iowa Court of Appeals overturned Drew Young's attempted murder conviction after ruling the district court used an improper lower standard. The case, tied to a 2002 shooting at Mills County deputy Eugene Goos and officer Gary Chambers, returns to district court to assess if Young intended to kill or believed his actions could cause death.
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Iowa Court of Appeals
Drew Young
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Mills County
Eugene Goos
Goos
Glenwood
Gary Chambers
Gops
Iowa
J.C. Irvin
Groups criticize Corps plan for Missouri River operation
Conservation groups challenge the Army Corps of Engineers plan for Missouri River operations not adopting the spring rise or shallow summer waters urged by biologists to protect the pallid sturgeon. The groups accuse the agency of exploiting loopholes as federal lawsuits proceed. Public input is required with a final plan due by March 19.
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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Missouri River
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Army Corps
Chad Smith
American Rivers
William T. Grisoli
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