Audubon Police Chief Matt Starmer, Wednesday afternoon, released a list of 28 people who were arrested over the past eight-weeks, plus an undefined list of nearly a dozen people who were cited for “Dog At Large” violations. Information with regard to the dates and additional details concerning the arrests were not included in the Chief’s report:

• Kent Henriksen, 60, (5) counts of Forgery and (5) counts of Theft
• Joseph Douglas Jensen, 36, Driving Under Suspension
• Troy Gene Mack, 35, Domestic Abuse Assault
• 16 year old male for Juvenile Court Terms Violation
• Larry Duane Phipps, 59, Poss of Meth, Poss of Marijuana; Paraphernalia
• David Howard, 53, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia
• Nina Bruns, 34, Driving While Barred
• Angela Sue Barclay, 40, Keeping a Vicious Dog
• Jessica Lee Mack, 26, Public Intoxication
• Allison Dawn Heuton, 36, Child Endangerment
• Rae Beth Horton, 24, Violation of No Contact Order
• Joseph Michael Hartl, 36, Operating Motor Vehicle While Intoxicated
• Zachary James Vesper, 25, Warrant for Failure to Appear In Court
• Rickie Don Bohlmann, 65, Obstruction of Emergency Communication
• Charles Dean Emig, 36, Operating Motor Vehicle While Intoxicated
• Angela Sue Barclay, 40, Warrant for Failure to Appear in Court
• Jeremiah Micah Jobe, 36, Warrant for Failure to Appear in Court
• Rickie Don Bohlmann, 65, Domestic Abuse Assault
• Tauna Jean Bohlmann, 55, Domestic Abuse Assault
• 4 male juveniles, 14-16 years old, Burglary 3^rd degree and Theft 5^th
• Clay Lamar Perry Sr., 58, Child Endangerment
• Ashlie Lynette Kluver, 32, Warrant for Other Agency
• Michael Ohara Sherrod, 55, Warrant for Other Agency
• Misty Dawn Winfield, 40, Violation of Parole.
• Owen Daniel Anthofer, 28, Dog Annoyance/Disturb the Peace
• As well, 11 other individuals were cited for Dog At Large violations.

(Des Moines, Iowa/AP) – A spokesman for Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds says that the state is correcting a major flaw in its coronavirus data that backdated thousands of positive and negative test results. Reynolds spokesman Pat Garrett said that the state’s data system had been erroneuosly recording the results of people who were tested on multiple occasions. He said that an individual’s most recent result, whether positive or negative, was “unintentionally attributed to the date of their first test.” That means thousands of recent results were being recorded in the system as having occurred in March, April, May and June.

Three people were arrested on drug charges last week, in Harlan. According to the Harlan Police Department, last Saturday, 34-year old Zachary Thomas Scheffler, of Harlan, was arrested following a traffic stop. Scheffler was transported to the Shelby County Jail where he was charged with possession of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia, and prohibited acts penalties.

And, on Aug. 12th, 18-year old Morgan Ann Schwery, of Harlan, and 18-year old Faith Marie Howard, of Prairie City, were arrested following a traffic stop. Schwery was transported to the Shelby County Jail where she was charged with failure to display license plate, minor in possession of alcohol, minor in possession of tobacco, possession of controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia, and prohibited acts penalties. Howard was transported to the Shelby County Jail where she was charged with possession of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia.

This past Sunday, 38-year old Jeremy Loyd Jolley, of Manning, was arrested following a traffic stop, in Harlan. Jolley was transported to the Shelby County Jail where he was charged with driving while revoked.

(Radio Iowa) — The Iowa Court of Appeals has upheld a harassment conviction against a woman involving a Facebook post. Miranda Simpson was found guilty of third-degree harassment after evidence was presented that she made a Facebook post about an Ankeny massage salon. The owner of the salon took a screen shot of the post which said one of the massage therapists could provide a “happy ending” and her “bosses knew” or did not “care.”

An Ankeny police officer testified that he asked Simpson about the Facebook post and “she claimed that she was sticking up for her friend.” Simpson appealed the conviction saying the officer’s statement was misunderstood as a partial confession — but the Appeals Court ruled there was substantial evidence to indicate Simpson made the post.

LeCLAIRE, Iowa (AP) — Authorities say a second person has died from injuries he received in an eastern Iowa boat crash on the Mississippi River. The Iowa Department of Natural Resources says 61-year-old Craig Verbeke, of Moline, Illinois, died in a hospital Wednesday, three days after a boat he was aboard collided with another boat on the river near LeClaire.

The crash also killed Dr. Anita Pinc, of Moline, Illinois, a 52-year-old Davenport obstetrician and gynecologist. Officials said she and Verbeke were aboard the same 19-foot Bayliner boat. Officials say a 36-year-old woman on the other boat — a 35-foot center-console vessel — suffered minor injuries.

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Drake University has removed more than a dozen students from its Des Moines campus, saying they violated coronavirus safety and prevention guidelines at gatherings both on and off campus. Television station KCCI reports that 14 Drake students were asked to leave campus for two weeks. Drake University asks undergraduate students to sign a compact in which they agree to social distance, self-monitor for symptoms and wear face coverings in campus buildings.

The compact states that students will be disciplined if they host or attend parties on or off campus. Students who repeatedly violate the compact could be suspended or expelled.