The Shelby County Sheriff’s Office, Tuesday, said there were four arrests over the past week or so. Last Saturday, deputies arrested 39-year-old Grabiel Garcia, of Perry, as a result of a traffic stop along Highway 44 in Shelby County.   Garcia was charged with a simple misdemeanor charge of driving under suspension.  Garcia also had a nationwide parole violation warrant from the State of Iowa, and was being held without bond pending transport, and an appearance before the Department of Corrections Parole and Probation services

On March 4th, 29-year-old Jeffrey Daniel Gamblin was arrested following a traffic stop along East Street, in Shelby. He was charged with driving while license suspended, failure to providing financial liability and operating a non-registered vehicle. Gamblin was transferred to the jail without incident and released a short time later after posting the required $566 cash bond.

March 1st, Shelby County Deputies arrested 30-year-old Nicholas James Erisman, of Council Bluffs, for OWI/2nd offense, possession of controlled substance 2^nd offense, possession of drug paraphernalia, prohibited acts, driving while license suspended, and improper registration plate lamp.  Erisman was transferred to the Shelby County Jail without incident and held under $6,566 cash or surety bond until appearance before magistrate the following morning, and then held under $2000 bond, which was posted a short time later. He was subsequently released from custody.

And, on February 28th, Deputies in Shelby County arrested 32-year-old Tamara Leigh Dryer, of Harlan, following a traffic stop. Dryer was found to have a barred driver’s license and had an active outstanding warrant out of Pottawattamie County.  She was transported to the Shelby County Jail and held under $2000 cash/surety bond for the charges of driving while barred:  Dryer was released the following day after posting both surety bonds in Shelby County.