An investigation into drug trafficking by the Black Hawk County Sheriff’s Office and the Tri-County Drug Task Force has led to multiple charges for three individuals, accoridng to KWWL. As part of the investigation a search warrant was carried out at 9009 Douglas Dr south of Waterloo. 38 year old Melissa Beck was arrested and charged with Possession with Intent to Deliver Meth, Possession of a Controlled Substance, and two counts of Child Endangerment. 36 year old Scott Gilstrap has been charged with Possession with Intent to Deliver Meth, two counts of Possession of a Controlled Substance 3
rd offense, Prohibited Acts Prescription Drugs, and two counts of Child Endangerment. 37 year old Tierzah Schubarth has been charged with Possession with Intent to Deliver Meth, two counts of Possession of a Controlled Substance, and two counts of Child Endangerment. All three are being held in the Black Hawk County Jail.
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A former First Judicial District Juvenile Court Services employee has been charged after a special investigation by Iowa State Auditor Rob Sand.
Details of Sands investigation, done at the request of the Judicial Branch, were released this morning. According to the report, the investigation uncovered a total of $123,642.57 of improper charges made by Nicole S. Foelske. It also states there are an additional $11,436.36 of unsupported credit card charges and the related administrative fees. It goes on to say the credit cards were provided to the District by SuccessLink, a local non-profit organization which had a contractual arrangement with the District.
Teeth whitening, Legos among purchases by juvenile court employee arrested for embezzling more than $100,000
WATERLOO, Iowa (The Courier ) A juvenile court employee has been arrested for allegedly stealing more than $100,000.
Deputies with the Black Hawk County Sheriff’s Office arrested Nicole Sue Foelske, 36, of rural Jesup, on Tuesday for ongoing criminal conduct, first-degree theft and felonious misconduct in office. Her bond was set at $75,000.
Authorities allege Foelske took more than $100,000 while she was employed at First Judicial District’s Juvenile Court Services between July 2018 and October 2019, according to court records. Try out our Editor’s Special – Full year for just $26
A former First Judicial District Juvenile Court Services employee has been charged after a special investigation by Iowa State Auditor Rob Sand.
Details of Sands investigation, done at the request of the Judicial Branch, were released this morning. According to the report, the investigation uncovered a total of $123,642.57 of improper charges made by Nicole S. Foelske. It also states there are an additional $11,436.36 of unsupported credit card charges and the related administrative fees. It goes on to say the credit cards were provided to the District by SuccessLink, a local non-profit organization which had a contractual arrangement with the District.