held in the Wheeler County jail on multiple charges. Over 50 law enforcers, including a Georgia State Patrol Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) team, responded to a tense, two-hour standoff in Wheeler County Wednesday after officers at the scene called for backup. The incident took place on the outskirts of Glenwood shortly after 1 p.m. and ended with an arrest and without harm to the suspect or authorities. Wheeler County Sheriff’s Chief Deputy Richie Floyd said a suspect who barricaded himself inside his mobile home told law enforcement, “I’m tired of y’all harassing me. I’m going to show y’all something today.” Floyd said officers considered that a direct threat and because they also feared that the suspect had weapons, called for back-up. The alert brought in law enforcement from as far away as The Georgia Public Safety Training Center in Forsyth where the GSP’s state-wide SWAT team had congregated for training. SWAT Command staff arrived by helicopt
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Several Siouxland communities heading to the polls for Special Elections
(KTIV) - Today several Siouxland communities will be heading to the voting booths as part of special elections across the state of Iowa.
Monona County
In Monona County, voters will decide on several important measures. Officials with the Monona County Jail, in Onawa, are hoping a $6.2 million bond vote will pass for a new jail project.
The project would replace the current 12-bed facility built back in 1976. The new jail would house up to 32 inmates, with the possibility of expanding to holding 66 inmates.
Last March the bond vote received 57 approval from voters, 3 percent short of the required level to pass.
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