The Shelby County Sheriff’s Office today (Thursday) released a lengthy report on arrests dating back to Feb. 23rd. Those arrested Wed., March 15th, include 60-year-old Lea Ann Blackwell, of Harlan, on charges of controlled substance violation, failure to affix drug tax stamp, prohibited acts, possession of drug paraphernalia and gathering where controlled substances is unlawfully used. Blackwell was transported to the Shelby County Jail and held without bond. Later that morning Blackwell had initial appearance with magistrate and was held under a $50,000 bond; and, 36-year-old Kristina Marie Namanny, of Harlan, was charged with gathering where controlled substances are unlawfully used and is currently being held on a $5,000 bond.

On Wednesday, 34-year-old Kirtana Fernando Gonzalez Antonio, of Denison, was arrested following a traffic stop on his motorcycle in Harlan. Antonio was arrested for driving under suspension and brought to the Shelby County Jail where he was booked, and released after posting a $566.25 cash bond. Arrested Monday by Shelby County Deputies, was 48-year-old Anthony Elwood Rikle, of Harlan, who was taken into custody on an outstanding warrant. Rikle was being held in the Shelby County Jail on a $6,500 bond for a Probation Revocation charge out of Marion County. He was released to Marion County Deputies later that evening. Two people were arrested March 9th, in Shelby County. 38-year-old Terry Lynn Petersen, of Harlan, was charged with Domestic Abuse Assault and transferred to the Shelby County Jail where he was later released on $300 dollars bond. And, 38-year-old Shelly Marie Hulsebus, of Harlan, was arrested last Friday on an active warrant for failure to appear in court. Hulsebus was held under $1000 cash only bond, until being released Saturday on her own recognizance.

Others arrested in Shelby County: On March 5th, 29-year-old Danielle Rae Moore, of Council Bluffs, who was sentenced in Shelby County District Court to a prison term not to exceed 10 years for Violation of Probation. Moore was transported with the Shelby County Jail where she awaited transport to the Iowa Department of Corrections Woman Intake center in Mitchellville. On March 4th, 29-year-old Jamie Roselynn Rem, of Westphalia, was arrested on a Domestic Abuse Assault charge. She was brought to the Shelby County Jail and held without bond until she was released the following day on her own recognizance. 29-year-old Abram St John Petersen, of Westphalia, was also arrested March 4th on a Domestic Abuse Assault Charge, along with Possession of Drug Paraphernalia. Petersen was brought to the Shelby County Jail and held without bond until the following day when he was released on his own recognizance. 42-year old Phillip Bradley Pool, of Earling, was arrested the same day, on charges of Operating while intoxicated 1st Offense, and open container in a motor vehicle. Pool was brought to the Shelby County Jail and held under $1,000 bond. He was then released the following morning on his own recognizance. And, 24-year-old Brandan Lee Serrano, of Council Bluffs, was arrested March 4th for Domestic Abuse Assault and Simple Assault. Serrano was brought to the jail and held without bond until initial appearance. He was released the following evening on his own recognizance.

On Feb. 28th, Shelby County Sheriff’s Deputies arrested 37-year-old Jenise Elaine Bryan, of Denison, on an outstanding warrant for Violation of Probation. Bryan was transferred to the Shelby County Jail and released after posting $1,000 cash bond. Feb. 25th, 21-year-old Brett Donald Keane, of Panama, was arrested on an outstanding warrant for Probation Violation. Keane turned himself into authorities and was released the following evening after posting $2500 cash/surety bond. And finally, on Feb. 23rd, Deputies in Shelby County arrested 48-year-old Blake William Pit,t of Council Bluffs. Pitt was transferred to Shelby County under our outstanding warrant for Violation of Probation. He was held in the Shelby County Jail under bond, and was released later to a group facility to reside until maximum benefits are achieved.