A woman arrested Tuesday in Page County for Driving Under Suspension has warrants for her arrest in Audubon and Carroll Counties. Page County Sheriff Lyle Palmer says 22-year old Lacey Ann Malson, of Yorktown, was arrested following a traffic stop by a Page County Deputy east of Yorktown.  Malson was operating a Mercury Mountaineer registered to Dave Holste also of Yorktown.

She was transported to the Page County Jail and faces three separate counts of Possession of Prescription Medication without a prescription in Page County, along with the Driving Under Suspension charge.

Lacey Ann Malson

Malson was being held in the Page County Jail on $1000 bond.  She will be transferred to Audubon and Carroll Counties when the Page County charges have been satisfied or bonds paid.

Audubon & Carroll Counties have custody holds on Malson on four separate warrants.

(12-p.m. News)

Charges have been dismissed against one defendant accused of lottery fraud in Buena Vista County. 42-year-old Sally Bosler, of Cedar Rapids was charged with one count of lottery forgery or theft of ticket. She allegedly provided money to her daughter, 20-year-old Ashley Bosler of Sioux Rapids, who’s been charged with two counts of the same offense. The charge against her mother has now been dismissed in Buena Vista County District Court. Ashley Bosler has pleaded not guilty. Her trial is scheduled for November 15th.

Ashley Bosler worked at Casey’s in Sioux Rapids, where she allegedly scratched an instant ticket and determined it was a top prize winner after scanning it. Bosler isn’t old enough to play the lottery. Her boyfriend, 26-year-old Johnny Long, Jr., of Sioux Rapids then allegedly tried to claim the 250-thousand dollar prize at the Storm Lake lottery office. Lottery officials didn’t pay the prize after discovering scribbling on the ticket, which raised suspicions. Long — the boyfriend — is scheduled to enter a plea on November 7th.

(Radio Iowa)

The Mills County Sheriff’s Office says two people were arrested Tuesday morning. 26-year old Dale John Kraft, Jr., of Omaha, was arrested at the Pottawattamie County Jail, on a Mills County warrant for Failure To Appear in court on two counts of of Possession of Controlled Substance. His bond was set at $2,000. And, 36-year old   Timothy Eugene Truhlicka, of Sidney,  was arrested at the Fremont County Jail, on a Mills County warrant for Probation Violation. His bond was set at $14,000.

A traffic stop on Railroad Highway in Pottawattamie County, Tuesday afternoon, resulted in a pursuit and the driver bailing out of the car into a cornfield off 296th Street, west of Persia, in Harrison County. Pottawattamie County Sheriff Jeff Danker told KJAN News the incident began at around 1:30 or 1:45-p.m. when a deputy tried to stop a Chevy Cavalier for driving recklessly. The vehicle also reportedly had invalid or non-existent license plates.

The vehicle continued north on Railroad Highway, into Underwood before turning onto a gravel road and into Neola. The car then went north into Harrison County, where the driver abandoned the vehicle near a corn field, and took off on foot into the field. During the chase, the suspect vehicle nearly struck several other motorists.

Numerous law enforcement agencies were involved in setting up a perimeter in an attempt to corral the suspect, who was described as being a male in his late teens or early 20’s, wearing red shorts and a baseball cap. The man was not believed to be armed.

Harrison County Sheriff Pat Sears told KJAN agencies involved in the search included: Deputies with the Pott. County Sheriff’s Office; The Iowa State Patrol and Dept. of Motor Vehicle Enforcement; the Harlan Police Department’s K9 unit, Shelby and Harrison County Sheriff’s Deputies, and Omaha Police helicopter Able 1.

The search was called-off at around 4:15-p.m. Authorities suspect the man may have called someone to pick him-up. Sheriff Danker says the car was impounded, and a warrant was being obtained to search the vehicle in hopes of finding the registered owner and/or possible driver. Early reports indicate the vehicle was not reported stolen.