Local arrests listed in Gazette crime roundup
The Log reports multiple Eastern Iowa arrests including Gena Acosta, Tracy Fliger, Jesus Gonzalez, Stephenna Jones, and others on charges ranging from vehicle endangerment and drugs to third offense offenses. Incidents occurred across Marion, Hiawatha, Iowa City, and surrounding areas with times from Friday to Sunday.
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Gena P. Acosta
E Ave
A Avenue
18Th Street
Tracy L. Fliger
B Ave
First Avenue East
Jesus R. Gonzalez
Waveland Dr
Edgewood Road
Edgewood Lane
Stephenna J. Jones
North Towne Ct
Interstate 380
H Avenue
Sarah N. Lamb
Prairie Chapel Rd
Marion
Boyson
North Center Point Roads
Hiawatha
Gloria J. Miller
Third Ave
Third Avenue
Cornell E. McGinnis
Bentley Or
County Home Road
Stacy
Kubik
44Th St
Manon
Bentley Dr
Dany G. Kinnard
Wilson Ave
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Deborah Drive
Laura A. Goodken
Vinton
Lewis Access
Cedar Heights Drive
Srenda L. Borden
Center Junction
Springville Road
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List of Assault and Related Charges Across Lisbon and Iowa City
A batch of arrests shows Joshua B. Smith 25 Lisbon charged with assault causing bodily injury to a 2 year old. Michael A. Harrell 35 Blairs Ferry Rd NE charged with assault causing bodily injury at 5 30 am to Maurice Dotson. Eulalia Blanche Ansell 22 14th St NE charged with domestic abuse assault with a dangerous weapon. Eugenia Pearson 29 15th St SE charged with domestic abuse assault on Christopher Pearson. Daniel Helms 43 Shellsburg charged with display of dangerous weapon in knife attack on James Sumner. Jeffrey Lewis 33 H Ave NW charged with display of dangerous weapon assault on Steve Lehmitz. Anthony House 30 E Highway 6 Apt 3003 IA City charged with domestic abuse assault third or subsequent offense against Bambi Cox. Edmond Austin 22 16th St NE charged with possession with intent to deliver marijuana and tax stamp violation.
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Joshua B. Smith
Lisbon
Michael A. Harrell
Blairs Ferry Rd
Maurice Dotson
Third Ave
Eulalia Blanche Skqalaq Ansell
14Th St. NE
Daniel J. Helms
Shellsburg
James Sumner
15Th Ave
Jeffrey S. Lewis
H Ave
Steve Lehmitz
E Avenue NW
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Burglary Reports With Multiple City Hotspots
A string of burglaries reported across several residences. Items stolen include cash and a driver’s license from a wallet at 724 E Ave NW between 11 30 a m and 2 47 p m Sunday. At 306 19th St SE a TV computer video game iPod with unknown value taken between 8 a m and noon Friday. Between Friday and Sunday 516 15th St SE saw PlayStation 20 games CDs DVDs and about 800 dollars stolen. At 1419 Fifth Ave SE between 4 15 and 4 40 p m Sunday a DVD player PlayStation and CDs totaling 360 dollars were taken.
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Cedar Rapids police log two May sexual assault reports
Cedar Rapids police received reports Friday and Sunday of sexual assaults on a juvenile female in May. One incident occurred in northeast Cedar Rapids and the other in southwest Cedar Rapids.
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Iowa towns assess tornado damage and disaster aid
A tornado caused about 2.7 million dollars in damage to public buildings and recreation facilities. No homes’ damage estimate is released. FEMA will assess and decide on a federal disaster declaration. Gov Culver has declared disaster emergencies for Jackson, Louisa and Muscatine counties. Local officials loom for possible state aid and cleanup support. Tammy Ramirez witnessed the tornado and survived with her son. Grandview and Fruitland saw extensive destruction including 62 homes destroyed. 4,000 meals were prepared by disaster relief teams for victims and workers.
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Interview schedule unsure as regents' visits loom
Search committee head David Johnson says final dates for regent interviews remain uncertain amid on campus schedules. Regent Bonnie Campbell notes changes due to board calendars and expects interviews to start June 12 with no anticipated conflicts.
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UI provost not interviewing for Iowa presidential interviews
University of Iowa provost Michael Hogan said in an email to The Gazette that he is not among those visiting the campus next week for presidential interviews. Hogan was one of four finalists rejected by the Board of Regents in November.
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Mother says victim doesn’t know alleged attacker in Cedar Rapids case
A 19 year old was assaulted and the suspect Braggs fled via a bedroom window. He was detained by Premier Security in an apartment hallway at 322 66th Ave SW. Braggs faces two felonies first degree burglary and second degree sexual abuse. He remains jailed on 50000 bail. If convicted, up to 50 years. Police seek public tips at 319 286 5400.
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