Landlord told police that Jackson had called a week earlier and said he was going to shoot the man over a dispute.
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Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52401
Landlord told police that Jackson had called a week earlier and said he was going to shoot the man over a dispute.
IOWA CITY (AP) — Prosecutors dropped a misconduct charge against a Des Moines police officer accused of interfering with an investigation into a fellow officer who is his girlfriend, saying Wednesday that the evidence showed he didn't commit a crime.
He faces up to 10 years in prison
Man suspected of stabbing his wife to death at Rodeway Inn in February.
The public will be able to watch the trial of the man charged with killing University of Iowa student Mollie …
He faces a mandatory 10 years in prison
ANAMOSA — The two inmates accused of bludgeoning an Anamosa prison officer and a registered nurse will be tried separately …
Defendant pleads to original charges, faces up to 12 years in prison
Police believe he supplied guns to brothers in 2019 Christmas fatal shooting of Gregory Jackson
The city budget will cover the first $500,000 before insurance kicks in, an amount nearly twice as much as Cedar Rapids will save this year by closing a golf course and 20 times as much as it will spend on a new board to review complaints against officers.
Police said officers detained a suspect – who was later identified as Jachai Dominique Alexander Crafton – after a stolen handgun was found in his possession.
A federal judge this week sentenced a Fairfax man to more than 24 years in prison for selling methamphetamine and possessing firearms used in connection with drug trafficking.
Scott County Attorney Mike Walton said Dinkins kidnapped the 10-year-old girl and shot her to death.
IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Testing on a cap worn by the perpetrator of a homicide 45 years ago has failed to exonerate a prisoner who maintains his innocence, the latest setback for lawyers hoping to prove Iowa’s first wrongful conviction based on DNA.
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