Audubon County Sheriff Todd Johnson reports two people were arrested on separate charges, Sunday. At around 3:30-p.m., 27-year old Adon Lee Shriver, of Carroll, was arrested following a traffic stop on Highway 71 near 110th Street. Shriver was charged with Driving While Barred, Open Container and No SR-22 Insurance. He has since posted bond and will appear before the magistrate July 20th.

And, 27-year old Joseph Dean White, of Exira, was arrested at around 8-a.m. Sunday, for Domestic Abuse Assault. The charges stems from an investigation into an incident that occurred in Exira earlier in the morning, Sunday. White was being held in the Audubon County Jail.

A traffic stop at around 8:30-p.m. Sunday in Red Oak, resulted in the arrest of a Cass County woman. Red Oak Police say 25-year old Morgan Barbara Dvorak, of Atlantic, was arrested for OWI/1st offense. She was brought to the Montgomery County Jail and held on a $1,000 cash bond.

Police say a Bondurant man was drunk when the vehicle he was driving struck and killed a motorcyclist. The crash happened around 10:30 p.m. Friday south of Ankeny. Polk County Sheriff’s deputies say a vehicle driven by 26-year-old Taylor Linse was northbound on Northeast 14th Street when it crossed into the southbound lane and hit an oncoming motorcycle.

On Sunday, authorities identified the motorcyclist who was killed the crash as 56-year-old Rueben Ignacio Enriquez, of Ankeny. They also revealed Linse was arrested and charged with second-offense operating while intoxicated, vehicular homicide, driving while license revoked and a probation violation.

(Radio Iowa)

Here is the latest Iowa news from The Associated Press at 3:30 a.m. CDT

MESERVEY, Iowa (AP) — A northern Iowa man has been convicted of kidnapping and torturing his girlfriend. The Mason City Globe Gazette reports that 41-year-old Charles Raymond Albright, of Meservey was convicted Friday of two felonies related to the kidnapping.

DUBUQUE, Iowa (AP) — An independent study finds no racial bias in traffic stops by police in a city in eastern Iowa but notes that minority drivers are more likely to be arrested and cited once they’re stopped. St. Ambrose University researchers tell The Telegraph Herald that further analysis is needed to determine if these disparities found in Dubuque signify racial bias. The study found that minority drivers were nearly 20 percent more likely to receive citations than white drivers.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa (AP) — A deadly jail escape has prompted officials in a southwestern Iowa county to consider spending up to $200,000 to install body scanners that would be used on inmates when they enter the jail. Pottawattamie County Sheriff Jeff Danker tells The Daily Nonpareil that the scanners would be used to find contraband inmates try to smuggle into the county jail. It would be used as they enter the jail and for trips to and from the courthouse.

OSKALOOSA, Iowa (AP) — A former southern Iowa teacher has pleaded guilty to a felony count of sexual exploitation by a school employee. Des Moines television station KCCI reports that 61-year-old Alan Stewart, of Oskaloosa, pleaded guilty this week. He was charged in March after a report was filed of an inappropriate relationship he had with a student in 2015.