A Pottawattamie County Sheriff’s Deputy on assignment serving a civil paper, arrested a man Wednesday evening on warrants related to the Iowa Sex Offender Registry. The Deputy was in the 700 block of Mynster Street in Council Bluffs, when he saw 21-year old Adrian Cory Lee Rollins, of Council Bluffs, walk past him. The Deputy knew Rollins had active warrants for his arrest, which was confirmed through dispatch. Rollins was taken into custody at around 5:30-p.m. on felony warrants for Sex Offender Registry Violation/2nd offense, and Sex Offender Area/Activity Violation-2nd offense.

And, a Nebraska man currently held in the Pottawattamie County Jail, was served with a warrant out of Nebraska, for being a Fugitive from Justice. 47-year old Gary Walker, of Omaha, was served with the warrant and then returned to the custody of jail staff.

Officials with the VA Nebraska-Western Iowa Health Care System senior leadership report a Veterans’ Town Hall meeting will be held at 6:30 p.m., May 31st at the American Legion, South Omaha Melting Pot Post 331, 4830 South 31st Street, Omaha, Neb. The town hall is to gain open and honest feedback from veterans, their family members and other community members.

Senior leadership and other subject-matter experts from the local VA health system will be present to improve communication with and hear directly from veterans and their families. VA also welcomes input from congressional stakeholders, veteran service organizations, non-governmental organizations and other community partners at the meeting.

Following the town hall, representatives from various VA programs will be available to provide assistance to veterans who may not be enrolled in the health care system. B. Don Burman, director, VA Nebraska-Western Iowa Health Care System, says “Caring for Veterans is a calling, and our first commitment is to provide veterans and their families the timely, quality care and benefits they have earned and deserve through their service to our nation.”

For more information, contact Will Ackerman at 402-995-4719.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (AP) – Donald Trump has scheduled a visit to Iowa – his first as president of the United States. His campaign website says a rally is scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. June 1 at the Cedar Rapids Convention Complex. People are invited to register for up to two tickets each.

Trump’s last visit to Iowa occurred in Des Moines during his “Thank You” tour as president-elect in December. Trump won Iowa’s six electoral votes in November.