With firstdegree murder in the 2012 death of emily fazzino. He has pleaded not guilty, saying she drowned in a bathtub. Todd Des Moines Police release new details in a late night shooting. It happened around 10 30 last night at 1422 east 17th court. 22yearold Dustin Lee Curtis of des moines told police he was visiting his child and girlfriend. He walked outside to his car and heard a pop sound, then felt pain in his stomach. Police say the incident is suspicious and believe curtis wound may be self inflicted to gain sympathy from his girlfriend. The case remains under investigation. Stacey right now two inmates , are missing from the newton correctional release center. The Iowa Corrections Department says Michael Amodeo and jessy foley werent present at inmate counts saturday night. Amodeo is serving a 10 year drug sentence. Foley is serving a 27 year prison term. In johnston, police have identified two fraud suspects caught on surveillance camera. Investigators say this couple is want
Traffic heading southbound on 35th near ingersoll just before the accident. Weaving in and out of traffic. I thought at first they were racing. That was not the case. No one was pursuing. Mark an officer at the scene said he was surprised mure walked away from the wreckage. He was not upset when i talked to him. I did not see anything that showed he was upset. Just he was standing there and i think he was inside he was in shock. Mark the trial will turn on mures motivation for speeding another officer who interviewed him at the hospital testified that mure told him someone in the other car showed a handgun before the chase and that the other car rammed him causing the accident. But the officer says mure told him he did not know who was chasing him. Eric an accident reconstruction expert also testified the car was going 86 mure did not hit the brakes he was wearing a seatbelt. Scalicity perez was not. This is a bench trial no jury so the judge will rule on the vehicular homicide charge.
The City of Ames Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan has entered the public input phase, with community members being asked to review the draft and share their thoughts with the city. According to the city of Ames website, the two-part Walk, Bike, Roll Ames project was put into place to create a bike and pedestrian plan.
The Ames Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (AAMPO) Transportation Policy Committee will renew discussions on the 190th Street traffic study Tuesday after uncharacteristically voting to table it in the previous meeting. According to historical meeting minutes, the committee has never tabled a measure and has only had one non-unanimous affirming vote since its inception in 2003..