Hiawatha man faces new harassment charge after courtroom threat
David T. Washington, 25, of 2 Clymer Rd is charged with first degree harassment for threatening Jennifer Ellis in a Linn County courtroom one day after he allegedly robbed her of $9 at knifepoint. He also faces a tampering with a witness charge for further remarks at the courthouse. Washington’s bond rose to 47500 and he remained jailed.
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Two Arrested on Drug Charges After Accidental Gunshot
Police in Cedar Rapids detained Alexander H. Thompson and Kayla R. Van Horn after an accidental shotgun discharge at 368 14th Ave SW. Both suspects face counts of possession of a controlled substance and drug paraphernalia, with Thompson additionally charged with unauthorized possession of offensive weapons. no injuries were reported.
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Water Department worker accused of illegal dumping
Charles H. Marks a Water Department repairman with service dating to 1980 faces a simple misdemeanor charge for dumping old shingles on department property. Police traced the dispose to a trailer and found Marks’s initials bag at the site. His court date is June 30.
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Iowa City man charged with domestic abuse and false imprisonment
Michael M. Wright, 31, jailed on several charges including domestic abuse assault third or subsequent offense, endangerment with no injury, and false imprisonment. Accused of beating his ex girlfriend at 359 Willowind Place on May 17 while their infant child present. Also linked to April 6 assault at 986 Oxen Lane. Bond set at 36,000 cash only. Maximum penalties include seven years and up to 14,000 in fines.
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Agency approves Mason City buyouts
FEMA has given preliminary approval to a flood buyout program for Mason City involving 61 properties damaged in last year’s floods. The city will purchase properties at 120 percent of pre flood value with partial reimbursement from state and federal governments as the application moves to the Kansas City office.
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