A semi tractor trailer driver from Texas was arrested for OWI/1st offense, Saturday, in Pottawattamie County. 27-year old Joseph Lewis Padilla, of Roanoke, TX., was arrested after a deputy was dispatched to 7013 North Chestnut at around 1:05-a.m., Saturday, in response to a property damage accident. The communications center advised the caller was stating a semi had just struck a berm and was possibly stuck. The caller also stated the semi struck a fire hydrant.

A Council Bluffs man was arrested Saturday night, for Criminal Trespass. 24-year old James Anthony Miller was arrested after Pott. County Deputies were dispatched to 19025 Mynster Springs Rd. for a suspicious person that tried to walk into the residence. And, a call about a suspicious vehicle at around 11-p.m., Saturday, resulted in the arrest of 54-year old Scott T. Brown, of Grant. The communications center advised Deputies a red GMC pickup was parked in front of a caller’s neighbor’s residence, who was out of town. Brown was subsequently taken into custody for Driving While Revoked.

34-year old Jeremy Theron Harriman, of Avoca, was arrested at around 2:50-a.m. Sunday, after a Deputy conducting vehicle patrol in Avoca saw Harriman seated at the intersection of North Chestnut and E. Wool streets. He approached Harriman due to his suspicious nature. The man unable to produce any identification, but provided his name. The Deputy, who was familiar with Harriman, knew he had a warrant for his arrest, and took him into custody on the warrant for Failure to appear on a Possession of controlled substance 1st offense (meth) charge.  An additional charge of possession of controlled substance/meth was added, after Harriman was searched and a small amount of the drug was found on his person.

A 17-year old male from Council Bluffs and a 17-year old female from Treynor, along with 18-year old Ryan Patrick Dermody, of Council Bluffs, were arrested Sunday at around 4-a.m., after a Pott. County Deputy traveling westbound on Highway 92 observed a white Toyota Camry traveling west at a high rate of speed. He car was clocked at 67 mph in a 55 zone.The 17-year old male driving the vehicle was arrested for OWI/1st offense. The 17-year female, and Dermody were arrested for consumption of alcohol by a minor.  An investigation into an injury accident at around 8:45-a.m. Sunday at 290th and Cottonwood Road, in Pott. County, resulted in the arrest of 39-year old Clint Douglas Pelletier, of Treynor, for OWI/1st offense. 47-year old Daniel Lloyd Vanwinkle, of Council Bluffs, was arrested for OWI/1st offense at around 1:15-p.m., Sunday, after an investigation was conducted following a two-vehicle, injury accident at Highway 92 and Cypress Avenue.

A traffic stop on a speeding 2018 Nissan Sentra on I-80 at around 1:30-p.m. Sunday, resulted in the deployment of a Sheriff’s Dept. K9, and the eventual arrest of the driver, 28-year old Andrew Jacob Powell, and his passenger, 52-year old Richard Kenneth Powell, both of Davenport. During the probable cause search 51 lbs of marijuana was located within the vehicle. Both subjects were placed under arrest for Possession with the Intent to Deliver/Marijuana. A Neola man was issued a citation at around 5:15-p.m., Sunday. 56-year old Kirk Alan Boyer was cited and ordered to appear in court on a Public Intoxication charge, following an incident at a convenience store near Neola.

And, early this (Monday) morning, a woman called the Pott. County Sheriff’s Office to report she was with her sister at Highway 6 and Hunt Avenue in Council Bluffs, and was in a disturbance with her sister’s boyfriend, identified as 28-year old Darnell Jerrell Coleman, of Omaha. The caller advised Coleman borrowed her sister’s Jeep Compass to return his children to Atlantic from Omaha. Coleman ran the vehicle out of gas at Highway 6 and Hunt Avenue, and would not get out of the vehicle. The sisters advised they needed law enforcement to assist. Contact was made with Coleman, who was instructed to exit the vehicle. He refused to do so, and was placed under arrest for interference with official acts. Authorities say Coleman also displayed numerous cues of impairment and was charged with OWI 1st.