A man from Georgia was arrested early (this) Monday morning in Shenandoah, following a disturbance at a convenience store. According to Shenandoah Police, officers were called at around 12:10-a.m., to the Casey’s General Store in the 600 block of South Fremont Street, in references to an intoxicated person yelling at staff.

Aaron M. Goodine

Following an investigation, officers arrested 34-year-old Aaron Micah Goodine, of Griffin, Georgia, on charges of public intoxication, and interference with official acts.

(Radio Iowa) – No charges will be filed after the parents of a five-year-old complained a Humboldt School District bus driver had bruised their son’s neck. The Oleson’s live in Webster County and that’s where the incident occurred. The family felt the Humboldt School District didn’t take the situation seriously enough.

Webster County Sheriff Luke Fleener issued a statement and said after his deputies took a report and investigated the matter they then referred to the Webster County Attorney’s Office, which said determined there was not sufficient evidence to sustain a criminal conviction.

(Radio Iowa) – A Saturday morning crash in Fort Dodge left half a dozen people injured and knocked out power to part of the city. Fort Dodge Police say a man driving a truck had a medical episode, hit a utility pole and then collided with a S-U-V. The S-U-V was carrying four children as passengers.

All six people in the two vehicles suffered injuries and were taken to the Fort Dodge hospital for treatment. Police have not released the names of the drivers.

Police in Shenandoah report officers were dispatched Saturday to an area in the 200 block of N. Monroe Street, for a report of a woman in an unoccupied residence without the owner’s permission. Prior to officers’ arrival, the woman, who apparently realized she was being watched, proceeded across the street to another residence. Officers located 28-year-old Joscelyn Coleman, of Shenandoah, hiding in a garage in the 200 block of N. Monroe. Coleman was subsequently arrested for Attempted Burglary in the 3rd Degree, an aggravated misdemeanor, and Felony Burglary in the 3rd Degree.

While being processed at the Shenandoah Police Department, Coleman attempted to flee the building and had to be subdued. She was additionally charged with Interference with Official Acts, and transported to the Shenandoah Medical Center to be medically released, before being transported to the Page County Jail, where her bond was set at $7,300.

Stogdill

The Shenandoah P-D reports also, on May 18th, an Officer with the Shenandoah Police Department observed a person he knew to have active warrants, walking past the police station. 38-year-old Lyle Francis Stogdill, of Shenandoah, was arrested on both Page and Fremont County warrants, charging him with four separate counts of Probation Violation. Stogdill was additionally charged by Shenandoah Police, with Possession of Controlled Substance, a Class D Felony. The substance was discovered on his person during his arrest. Stogdill’s bond was set at $12,000.