DOT Next test slips to late July amid slowdowns
The DOT Next project faces ongoing delays as officials report slow performance and lingering issues. Four processors shared a single temporary file until a Friday fix assigned each processor its own file. The end of July will test renewed registrations while Microsoft may issue a report on DOT computers.
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Iowa City Crime Bulletin Summary Report
The Log compiles a sequence of arrests and alleged thefts across Cedar Rapids Iowa City North Liberty and Coralville. Incidents include identity theft attempted accounts and multiple burglaries with locations and times noted. Value losses range from minor to thousands with items including stereo rims tools and clothing.
Linn County man charged with second degree sexual abuse
Cliff Azerton, 23, of 1919 Johnson Ave. NW is charged in Linn County with second degree sexual abuse for allegedly committing numerous sex acts with a child under 12 between January 1, 1997, and December 31, 2002.
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Johnson Ave
Local residents face meth and marijuana manufacturing charges
Robert Bleakley, 35, of 1413 Second St. SE, accused June 30 of manufacturing methamphetamine in the presence of a minor and violating pseudoephedrine restrictions after allegedly maintaining an active meth lab and buying over 7500 grams of pseudoephedrine from seven pharmacies. Bruce Andree, 51, of 6525 South Ave. SW, charged June 30 with manufacturing a controlled substance for allegedly growing marijuana plants in his home garden.
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Bruce Andree
South Ave
Identity theft charge against Lashawn Durant
Lashawn Durant, 30, of 1503 Sev was charged in a local court with identity theft. Police say he obtained personal data and used it to commit fraud, with investigators noting multiple victims named in court records. The case seeks standard restitution and potential prison time.
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Best of two poor choices ends in probation for Wilkerson
Wilkerson receives 100 hours of community service and probation to wipe the crime from the record. Judge Hibbs dismissed blood alcohol evidence due to troopers' mishandling of consent forms. Remley called the sentence the best of two poor choices as prosecutors downgraded from vehicular homicide to a lesser charge.
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Johnson County
Kristin Hibbs
Iowa State Patrol
Sawyer named new Iowa DED chief after Blouin resigns
Vilsack declines a third term and praises Blouin for steering the Department of Economic Development. Sawyer succeeds Blouin as DED director, bringing the Webb native experience with the agency since 1990 and a degree from Iowa State University.
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