SIOUX CITY, Iowa (AP) — Iowa officials say a prisoner who escaped from a Sioux City work release facility has turned himself in to authorities. Officials say 30-year-old Caleb Robert Babb did so at the Woodbury County Jail shortly before 3 a.m. on Sunday. Babb had been placed on escape status after failing to return to the facility on Friday after working his job.

Babb, who was nine years into a 10-year sentence for second-degree robbery, had been transferred to work release on May 29.

Police in Red Oak say 40-year old Eric Michael Huffstutlear, of Red Oak, was arrested Saturday, on an assault charge. Huffstutlear was taken into custody at around 9:10-p.m. at 105 E. Linden Street, and charged with Domestic Abuse Assault. He was transported to the Montgomery County Law Enforcement Center and held without bond pending an appearance before the magistrate.

Two people were transported to the hospital following an accident Saturday afternoon, in Adams County. The sheriff’s office says they received a call at around 3:30-p.m. about a vehicle which had left the road off of Highway 25, one-mile south of Highway 34. The driver of the vehicle, 83-year old Kenneth Edward Six, of Knoxville, told authorities he fell asleep at the wheel. Six, and his unidentified passenger, were transported to the hospital in Creston. A report on the extent of their injuries is not available.

Police in Council Bluffs area searching for a man they say robbed two convenience stores this (Sunday) morning, and tried to rob two other businesses. The suspect, a white man in the 20’s, is considered to be armed and dangerous and should not be confronted if observed. He was said to be wearing a long-sleeve black shirt, black cargo pants and black gloves. He was also carrying a red duffel bag. During the robbery attempts, he wore blue or tinted panty hose over his face.

During the first incident, which took place at 12:45-a.m., the suspect entered the Eddy’s Station at 611 East Broadway Street, and brandished a long-barreled handgun (possibly a revolver). He ordered a customer near the counter of the convenience store to drop to his knees. The suspect then pointed the gun at the clerk and ordered them to hand over the cash. The man fled the store with an undetermined amount of money.

The second incident happened at around 1:37-a.m.  The suspect entered the Quick Shop at 1601 Avenue G in Council Bluffs and pointed a gun at the clerk. He once again got away with an undetermined amount of cash. Less than a half an-hour later, the suspect tried to enter the Microtel Inn at 2141 S. 35th Street. He got in the main door, but was stopped at the security door. He displayed a gun, but realizing he was not going to get any money, took off.

The latest incident happened at around 2:21-a.m., when the suspect tried to rob the Speedy Mart at 3624 9th Avenue in Council Bluffs. The man pointed a gun at the clerk, who was in a glass secured area with the window open. The clerk immediately dropped to the floor. The suspect failed to secure any money from the business.

Anyone with information about the crimes is asked to contact Crimestoppers at 712-328-7867. Again, the suspect is considered to be armed and dangerous, and should not be approached.