DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Police have identified a man shot to death this week in the Kirkwood Glen neighborhood of Des Moines. Police say in a news release that the victim is 41-year-old Earl Marcello Caldwell, of Des Moines.

The shooting happened Friday afternoon, when officers and medics were called to the area for a report of a shooting and found Caldwell suffering from a gunshot wound. He was taken to an area hospital, where he died.

Police say they found two assault rifles, a handgun, cocaine and marijuana at the scene and arrested 62-year-old Larry Perry on several gun and drug counts. Shortly after the shooting, another man, identified as 39-year-old Littleton William Clark, showed up at the hospital with a gunshot wound not believed to be life-threatening.

He remained hospitalized Saturday. Police have said they believe the shootings are connected. No arrests in the shootings have been announced.

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — The Iowa Supreme Court has sided with the state’s parole board in the case of an inmate who says the board doesn’t give juvenile offenders a fair shot at parole.

The decision Friday comes in the case of 33-year-old Julio Bonilla, who was 16 when he kidnapped and sexually assaulted a teenage girl. He was later convicted of kidnapping and sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. Following a U.S. Supreme Court ruling that said juvenile offenders must be given a meaningful opportunity to obtain parole, Bonilla was resentenced in 2011 to life with a possibility of parole.

Following the parole board’s rejection of parole for Bonilla in 2016, the Iowa chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union appealed on his behalf saying the board should have allowed several protections Bonilla had sought, including that he have access to an attorney for the parole hearing.

While the high court found the board’s handling of Bonilla’s case constitutional, the ACLU lauded the court’s message that juvenile offenders are entitled to more consideration than adults in parole proceedings.

Officers with the Clarinda Police Department, Friday evening, arrested 35-year old Lacey Jo Smalley, of Clarinda, pursuant to a federal arrest warrant for conspiracy to distribute a controlled substance. At the time of her arrest, Smalley was in possession of a controlled substance believed to be methamphetamine. She was then charged with felony possession of methamphetamine.

Smalley was arrested without incident at 16th & Main, and was being held without bond in the Page County Jail on the federal arrest warrant, and the additional drug possession charges,  pending additional federal and state court proceedings.

Reports concerning the incident have been submitted to the office of Page County Attorney Carl M. Sonksen for review regarding the filing of formal charges.

Clarinda Police Chief Keith Brothers reports a motorcycle accident resulting in a fatality happened early this (Saturday) morning. Officers responded at around 3:50-a.m. to 12th & Stuart Streets, to investigate a motorcycle accident. Their investigation revealed 26-year old Daniel Nathan August, of Clarinda, was operating a 2005 Harley-Davidson motorcycle westbound when he proceeded into the intersection of 12th & Stuart. When he failed to turn at the T intersection, his cycle went air borne after striking a retaining wall adjacent to the intersection. August was ejected from the motorcycle. He landed several hundred feet from the wall at a practice football field facility.

The Page County Medical Examiner pronounced the man dead at the scene. Speed is believed to be a factor in the cause of the accident. Brothers said August was not wearing a helmet. The accident remains under investigation. The Clarinda Police Department was assisted at the scene by the Page County Sheriff’s Office, Clarinda Fire Department and Clarinda Regional Health Center Emergency Medical Services.