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Iowa man accused of trying to spread COVID-19 to officer Share Updated: 8:02 AM CST Dec 17, 2020
Iowa man accused of trying to spread COVID-19 to officer Share Updated: 8:02 AM CST Dec 17, 2020
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Show Transcript NEW AT NOON, A WAUKEE MAN IS ACCUSED OF ATTEMPTING TO GIVE A POLICE OFFICER COVID-19. ACCORDING TO COURT DOCUMENTS, 61-YEAR-OLD MARK BISHOP COUGHED SEVERAL TIMES IN THE FACE OF A WAUKEE POLICE OFFICER WHO WAS ATTEMPTING TO DETAIN HIM DURING A SEARCH OF HIS HOME. DOCUMENTS STATE THAT BISHOP HAD TESTED POSITIVE FOR COVID-19. THE POLICE OFFICER IN THE COMPLAINT WROTE THAT QUOTE MARK KNOWINGLY TRIED TO SPREAD THE VIRUS ON MYSELF AND PUT ME IN FEAR FOR MY HEALTH. BISHOP IS FACING A CHARGE OF ATTEMPT TO
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By Editor | December 17, 2020
By ERIC X. VICCARO There were three public hearings during Thursday’s Ste. Genevieve Board of Alderman meeting.
One might figure there would have been lively discussions over proposed increases in water and sewer rates.
However, that didn’t materialize.
Rather talks focused on Bill No. 4402, an ordinance approving a special use permit for Ste. Genevieve Properties, LLC, and Hunter Lee Holdings.
The permit would allow the replacement of a non-conforming mobile home at 205 S. Tenth Street (Lot No. 4) with a newer model.
During the public hearing, Cara Naeger from Ste. Genevieve Properties, LLC, spoke on behalf of allowing the special use.
Iowa Man With COVID-19 Intentionally Tries To Spread Virus To Officer, Gets Arrested
Dec 17 2020, 01:15PM EST
Mark Bishop, 61, of 797 S.E. Waterview Circle, Waukee got more than he bargained for when he tried to spread the COVID-19 virus. The man had already advised the Dallas County Jail that he had the virus although this has yet to be properly backed up by an expert.
Police were searching for Bishop’s home, likely looking for a .380 Ruger handgun. Last week, an arrest warrant was issued for Bishop after a neighbor claimed that he had a gun in his hand when answering the door. The gun was allegedly pointed in her direction, Newsweek reported. Bishop has denied the allegation.