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On January 24, 2011 the Fayette County Sheriff's Office
executed two search warrants and arrested three individuals
after completion of a three month joint investigation
with Oelwein Police Department, West Union Police Department
and Monona Police Department. Search warrants were executed
at 201 West Elm St. West Union and 213 6th Ave. SE, Oelwein.
Sheriff's Deputies and Officers from all three
department's assisted in the search.
Methamphetamine, Marijuana, Drug Paraphernalia,
a firearm and cash were seized.
Subject's arrested:
Kenneth Harold Taylor age 26 of West Union on charges of
Ongoing Criminal Conduct (Class B Felony)
Felon in possession of a firearm (Class D Felony)
and Four Counts of Delivery of Marijuana each a (Class D Felony)
Kent Allen Taylor age 49 of Oelwein on charges of
Felon in possession of a firearm (Class D Felony)
Possession of Marijuana 3rd Offense (Class D Felony)
Possession of Drug Paraphernalia (Simple Misdemeanor)
Leslie Ray Kearns age 27 of Oelwein on charges of
Possession of Methamphetamine 3rd. Offense ( Class D Felony)
Possession of Marijuana 3rd. Offense (Class D Felony)
Possession of Drug Paraphernalia (Simple Misdemeanor)
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Officer Bryce Bentley and Officer Jesse Paul
organized a Hunter Safety Class in Oelwein
on December 27th & 28th, 2011.
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Ben Jensen, Brian Arthur, Victor Garcia and
Cole Avenson were just a few of the students
that Officer Daniel Banks helped educate
on December 14, 2011, at the Oelwein High School
about healthy diets and proper weight lifting techniques.
The Oelwein Police Department is presently taking steps to inform and
educate the community about the need for improved police facilities.
For more than two years, the City of Oelwein has been researching
options to remedy the situation of inadequate space in a facility,
that a December of 2010 space needs study report states,
“A quick tour of the department reveals several issues that are
potentially dangerous to personnel and raise questions of
potential liability issues for the City in operational procedures
and investigation security procedures. These issues are the result
of inadequate space to properly segregate functions.”
In an effort to further inform the public of these issues and the need
to improve the facilities, the department is requesting any
community group, community club, coffee group or neighborhood
that wishes to hear more about the issues; please contact
Administrative Assistant Kris McGrane, 319-283-4311,
to schedule a time for Chief Jeremy Logan to discuss
the matter with them.
Cookin Up Cash 4 Cops
First Baptist Church Police Fundraiser
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
More details to follow
Tentatively Scheduled: May 17, 2012
Red Cross Blood Drive
Police VS Firemen
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