A stand-off that began Tuesday evening in Glenwood ended nearly an hour later, with the suspect being taken into custody after a brief struggle. According to Glenwood Police, officers responded to a domestic situation involving an armed subject, at 914 Green Street, at around 6:25-p.m. The alleged victim was able to leave the residence, and advised law enforcement the suspect, 61-year old Thomas Sawyer, had numerous firearms inside, and was in possession of a loaded weapon.

Deputies with the Mills, Montgomery, and Fremont County Sheriff’s Offices, along with Tabor Police, and members of the Iowa State Patrol, all assisted with the incident. Officers were able to get Sawyer to leave his residence, and after a brief struggle, he was taken into custody at around 7:20-p.m.

Sawyer was brought to the Mills County Jail and charged with Domestic Assault while displaying a dangerous weapon, (felony) Intimidation with a Dangerous Weapon, and Interference with Official Acts.

An investigation into a car “All over the road” in Adams County, resulted in the arrest of a Nebraska man on drug charges. The Adams County Sheriff’s Office says 21-year old Garrett Bazzell, of LaVista, NE, was arrested just before 7-a.m. today (Wednesday), for Possession of a Controlled Substance/Marijuana, and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, after his vehicle was pulled over on Highway 34 at the 66 mile marker. Bazzell’s bond was set at $1,000.

The Denison Police Department is asking for your help in locating a missing teenager. 16-year-old Madilyne Janelle Bishop was last seen, on Monday, at Denison High School. The white female is about 5-feet 2-inches tall with brown eyes, long and straight brown hair. The teen is believed to be with a man, in his mid-20s, that she knows and may have met online. He may be driving a green, two-door vehicle.

Authorities say an Amber Alert was not issued because the teen apparently left voluntarily, she was not abducted. If you have any information about Bishop’s whereabouts, call Denison police at (712) 263-3195, or Crawford County CrimeStoppers at (712) 263-4050.