Sheriff’s officials in Adams County say a man from Union County was arrested Wednesday night, on drug charges. 18-year old Dyrrel Mali Thornton Culbertson, of Creston, was arrested at around 8:05-p.m. following a traffic stop, during which deputies noticed a strong odor of marijuana. A search of the vehicle resulted in the discovery of a large amount of marijuana in the trunk.

Culbertson was charged with Possession of Marijuana, Intent to Distribute, and a Tax Drug Stamp violation. He was being held in the Adams County Jail on $7,000 bond.

Here is the latest Iowa news from The Associated Press

IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — The Iowa State Patrol says releasing the name of a trooper and details about his use of force during an arrest would be unfair to the suspect he injured. The patrol refused to explain how a trooper’s rifle injured Shanne Arre during a June arrest following a police chase in Plymouth County. The Associated Press asked the State Patrol for further explanation earlier this month.

BURLINGTON, Iowa (AP) — A judge has granted another trial delay for a man accused of killing his 3-week-old son in southeast Iowa. Twenty-three-year-old Randall Payne’s trial is now scheduled to begin in May. It had been slated to begin next week. Payne was arrested at his Burlington home last May in the 2014 death of Carter Payne.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (AP) — A plea agreement calls for a retired National Park Service officials to serve probation and publicly apologize to tribes for stealing the remains of their ancestors from a museum he managed. The agreement also recommends former Effigy Mounds National Monument superintendent Thomas Munson pay $108,000 in restitution. Munson is expected to plead guilty to embezzlement next week and receive his sentence.

IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — A state engineer fired in 2014 for giving sexually inappropriate buttons to a female co-worker will be reinstated with $173,000 in back pay after successfully appealing his termination. Bruce Flippin will return Monday to the job with the Iowa Department of Natural Resources, two years after the incident that prompted his firing. An administrative law judge has concluded Flippin violated DNR work rules, but that termination wasn’t justified.

A western Iowa man wanted in connection with the Dec. 10th robbery of the Frontier Savings Bank in Council Bluffs, was arrested late Wednesday afternoon by Police in Lincoln, NE.  46-year old Dwight Rogers, of Council Bluffs, was arrested without incident on a Council Bluffs Police Department warrant for Robbery in the 1st  Degree. Rogers was being held at the Lincoln Police Department’s Jail, pending extradition back to Iowa.

Dwight E. Rogers

Rogers is alleged to have entered the bank located at 509 S. 23rd Avenue in Council Bluffs, at around 4:40-p.m on Dec. 10th.  As he approached the female bank teller Rogers asked “Are you all ready for Christmas”? At that point, he allegedly handed the teller a hand written note which demanded all of their money, and said not to set off any alarms. Rogers also produced what appeared to be a small caliber handgun and laid the weapon down with his right hand on the counter towards the teller.

He escaped on foot from the bank carrying a drawstring-type bag with an undetermined amount of U.S. currency.

The Glenwood Police Department reports two, recent arrests. On Tuesday, officers arrested 55-year old Michael Harrod, of Glenwood, for operating a vehicle without the owners’ consent. And, on Saturday, Glenwood Police arrested 25-year old Kathy Beery, of Council Bluffs for Driving While Barred. Bonds for both individuals was set at $2,000.