Creston Police arrested two people and cited another, Monday. 27-year old Brady Thomas Salberg, of Creston, was arrested at around 8:25-a.m. Monday, on an outside agency warrant for Probation Violation. His cash or surety bond was set at $2,000. And, at around 7:45-p.m. Monday, 70-year old Harry Gustaff Walter, of Creston, was arrested for OWI/2nd offense. His bond was also set at $2,000.

51-year old Vicky Romo, of Lenox, was cited Monday evening, for Theft in the 5th degree, following an incident at the Creston Wal-Mart. Romo was released after receiving her citation.

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LE MARS, Iowa (AP) — Federal charges have been filed against two Sioux City residents accused of robbing a bank in northwest Iowa. U.S. district court records say Phillip White and Karen Merrick are charged with bank robbery. Prosecutors say White robbed Iowa State Bank in Le Mars on Dec. 12 and Merrick drove a U-Haul van as the getaway vehicle. Officers managed to flatten the van’s tires and arrest the pair.

The two already have pleaded not guilty to robbery and other charges in the state cases, which have been dropped in favor of the federal prosecution. The next federal hearing for them is scheduled for Feb. 20.

MASON CITY, Iowa (AP) — A man has lost his lawsuit against a store over use of a motorized store cart in Mason City. Shane Zahn, of Garner, is missing his right leg below the knee and most of his left foot has been amputated. He had sued in November 2017 for an unspecified amount. His lawsuit said he wasn’t allowed to use one of the carts in April 2017 to take his purchases out to his car, so he had to walk out on his hands and knees. The store chain sells a variety of home, outdoors and lawn and garden products.

Mills Fleet Farm says Zahn was informed store policy didn’t allow the carts out into the parking lot and that he could have used a manual wheelchair provided by Fleet Farm to return to his car. A Cerro Gordo County jury took just 15 minutes Friday to return a verdict favoring Mills Fleet Farm.