The Mills County Sheriff’s Office reports three arrests. On Tuesday (11/1), 38-year-old Alicia Marie Biekna, of Lincoln, NE., was arrested at around 1:13-a.m. on I-29, for Theft in the 2nd Degree and Possession of a Controlled Substance ($6,000 bond). And there were two separate arrests Monday, in Mills County:

54-year-old Richard James Linfor, of Shenandoah, was arrested on a Montgomery County warrant for OWI (Bond $1,000). And, 49-year-old Brian Jay Anderson, of Omaha, was arrested at the Douglas County, NE., Jail, on a warrant for Violation of Probation (Bond $20,000).

And, one person was transported to the hospital following a collision Tuesday afternoon at Highway 34 and 188th Street, in Mills County. Authorities say a 2005 Peterbilt semi driven by 34-year-old Joshua Adams, of Paris, KY, was westbound on Highway 34 at around 1:08-p.m., at the same time a 2011 Acura driven by 41-year-old Elena Detricxhe, of Kansas City, KS, was traveling north on 188th Street.

The woman said she pulled into the intersection, when the semi ran a red light and struck her vehicle. Adams told authorities he was watching the intersection as he was approaching, and the light was still green. He checked his mirror and when he looked back forward, the light changed as he entered the intersection and collided with the car.

Two witness confirmed the semi ran a red light, while another said the car ran the light as the westbound light had turned yellow, just as the semi was entering the intersection. Two passengers in the semi left the scene in order to avoid Adams getting into trouble for being in the vehicle with him. They were later located at returned to the scene. All the passengers in the semi were checked out by rescue but did not want treatment and were cleared.

The driver of the Acura was transported by Glenwood Rescue to the UNMC in Omaha.