A Missouri man stopped for a traffic violation early Sunday morning, ended-up being arrested for OWI, Interference with Official Acts, and Failure to have a valid license. The Page County Sheriff’s Office says 43-year old Robert Ray Tysor, of Westboro, MO, was taken into custody after a deputy initiated a traffic stop on Highway 2, at around 12:20-a.m.  Officials say Tysor got out of his vehicle and began to run through a field. After a short foot pursuit, the deputy caught up to Tysor, and placed him under arrest. He was later released on bond, pending a court appearance. The deputy was assisted at the scene by an officer with the Shenandoah Police Department.

Page County Sheriff Lyle Palmer reports the South Page School in College Springs was placed in  “lockdown” last Friday, after a parent allegedly became agitated about an incident at the school which involved his son. The incident was reported at around 2:45-p.m. According to the Sheriff, 38-year old Damon Curtis Dustin, of Braddyville, came to the school to talk with the principal. During the conversation, he allegedly began yelling and using vulgar language, causing a disturbance.

The man took his son and daughter from the school, still yelling and creating a disturbance. The Sheriff’s report says Dustin got into his pickup and drove in a reckless manner through the school yard and back onto the street. During the incident, the school was placed on lockdown by the principal. Deputies went to find Dustin, but were unable to locate him. He faces charges which include Criminal Mischief, disorderly conduct, endangerment of a family member, and a traffic violation. Additional information about the incident will be released as it becomes available.

The Page County Sheriff’s Office says 24-year old Kahla Ellen Morrison, of Villisca, was arrested March 26th for Possession of Drug Paraphernalia.Morrison was cited into court and later released.

The Page County Sheriff’s Office reports a 17-year old male was arrested on a charge of Serious Assault last week, after he allegedly assaulted 36-year old Kevin Long, of College Springs. The unnamed teen allegedly hit Long on the head with a fireplace poker causing injury, but Long refused medical treatment. The incident allegedly took place at around 5:30-p.m, on March 23rd, in College Springs. The teen was transported to the Southwest Iowa Juvenile Detention Center in Council Bluffs for holding.

The Cass County Sheriff’s Office reports 31-year old Jessica Miles, of Anita, was arrested Friday on a charge of 5th Degree Theft/Shoplifting. Miles was cited for the alleged offense and released, with orders to appear in court at a later date.