Iowa man sues after spending 251 days in jail on evidence gathered illegally
Though the Iowan had drugs in his car, the police did not properly search it, leading prosecutors to drop the charges.
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Though the Iowan had drugs in his car, the police did not properly search it, leading prosecutors to drop the charges.
An Osceola man who spent 251 days in jail after drugs were allegedly found during the illegal search of his car is suing Guthrie County.
Email In parts of rural Michigan, the vaccine may be free, but it is harder to sell Where farmland stretches from Monroe to Cass County along the Michigan-Ohio line, mistrust and fear play into willingness to take COVID-19 vaccines. Kristen Jordan Shamus and Arpan Lobo, Detroit Free Press Published 5:33 pm UTC May. 24, 2021 Cassidy Johnson sat on a stool at a high-top table at the Spin Clean Coin Laundry in Monroe, waiting as her clothes sloshed inside a high-capacity washing machine. She was resolute about COVID-19 vaccines. "I have not taken it, and I will not take it," said John...
Where farmland stretches from Monroe to Cass County along the Michigan-Ohio line, mistrust and fear play into willingness to take COVID-19 vaccines.
In parts of rural Michigan, the vaccine may be free, but it is harder to sell Kristen Jordan Shamus and Arpan Lobo, Detroit Free Press © Ryan Garza, Detroit Free Press Spin Clean coin laundry attendant Maria Conroy works on wiping down machines, seating and other surfaces with bleach and water mixture while waiting for customers at the business in Monroe on Wednesday, May 5, 2021. Conroy says there isn't enough information for her questions and has not yet decided to get the COVID-19 vaccine. Cassidy Johnson sat on a stool at a high-top table at the Spin Clean Coin LaundryÂ...