Iowa EMTs accused of sex abuse and being drunk on the job maintain their state licenses
State regulators have opted to let an emergency medical services provider keep his license despite a criminal conviction tied to allegations of child sex abuse.
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State regulators have opted to let an emergency medical services provider keep his license despite a criminal conviction tied to allegations of child sex abuse.
State regulators have opted to let an EMT keep his license despite a criminal conviction tied to allegations of child sex abuse.
February is going to be busy for the criminal justice system in Marshall County. In November, the Iowa Supreme Court suspended in-person jury trials until Feb. 1 because of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Friday in Marshall County will be packed with pre-trial conferences — more than 25. Marshall County Clerk of Courts Carol Haney said the pre-trial conferences are intended for the prosecution and defense to come to agreements without juries. If agreements are not reached, then the cases will go to jury trials, with the first one scheduled for Feb. 16. The state court system has 32 separate...