Iowa City's new police chief favors Crime Stoppers program
Iowa City's new Police Chief Sam Hargadine wants to organize a Crime Stoppers tipster system, cites solved cases from Columbia, and plans minor internal policy tweaks. He discusses Meet the Chief tonight, hospital transport discretion after pepper spray incidents, and a debate over bar age rules with no push for a 21-year-old ordinance.
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Man in Iowa City shooting ordered to stay at hospital
Wayne Saterfiel 25 was ordered to remain indefinitely at the Iowa Medical and Classification Center after a judge found him not guilty by reason of insanity for the July 13 2004 shooting of Jacob Broadrick at the Adult Market Place. Broadrick survived.
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Iowa City man pleads guilty to 2002 bank robbery
Jerry Feick, 55, pleaded guilty to a December 2002 bank robbery at U.S. Bank in downtown Iowa City. He admitted taking 4095 dollars after implying a gun, then waited in the lobby for police. A sentencing date is set after December 30 legal proceedings.
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