Prosecution continues to call witnesses, investigators
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Prosecution continues to call witnesses, investigators
Ace attacked homeless man in park in 2018, 13-year-old in 2020
Jayden Cliff, convicted of animal abuse, received the maximum prison term for breaking puppy Kimble’s front and back right legs.
Due to a lack of qualified candidates, the Cedar Rapids Police Department is looking to recruit already certified police officers from other law enforcement agencies.
On the second day of the murder trial, prosecutors used a partial confession and a surveillance video to build their case that Christhian Bahena Rivera, 26, stabbed and killed university of Iowa student Mollie Tibbetts, 20, in 2018.
Watch the livestream here to follow live coverage of Day 2 in the courtroom.
Judge says former Four Oaks youth counselor who pleaded guilty to sex abuse of 14-year-old isn’t eligible for suspended sentences. She will be allowed to withdraw plea and trial will be reset.
Poweshiek County Attorney Bart Klaver said a homeowner’s surveillance video will show Bahena Rivera’s black Chevy Malibu appearing to circle Tibbetts as she ran on July 18, 2018, in her hometown of Brooklyn, Iowa.
Watch the livestream of Cristhian Bahena Rivera’s first-degree murder trial in the death of Mollie Tibbetts.
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Surveillance shows woman firing into crowd
Opening statements are scheduled to begin Wednesday morning.
Police said Frederick W. Rumble, 45, of Iowa City, was shot and killed.
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