Arrests up from last year's Veishea
You are hereHome News Ames and Story CountySixty two people were arrested Friday through Sunday during the final weekend of Iowa State University's annual Veishea celebration, the majority of which were for public intoxication. The number is a 60 percent increase over the 39 people arrested last year."There's a totally different atmosphere between Veishea during the day and the celebrations at night," Cmdr. Jim Robinson of the Ames Police Department said.Police also saw a bump in citations between last year and this year, from 26 to 46, and an increase in municipal infractions things such as nuisance parties and littering from 10 last year to 20 this year.What made the difference? Robinson said this year's relatively warm weather might have made the nightlife more active."What we have found is that weather can affect the activities during Veishea tremendously," he said.It was a weekend that featured numerous calls, including, among others, the following. Thursday, Timberland Boat Shoes Australia Ryan Dugdale, 19, of Cedar Rapids, allegedly was seen carrying a 55 gallon trash barrel near Storm Street. When he saw a squad car, he ran, falling twice before police could catch up. Just as he was about to be apprehended, Dugdale reportedly attempted to make a dive for freedom over a wall that did not exist. Instead, he fell to the ground and was charged with public intoxication. Friday, police responded to a report of an assault of a woman near Lincoln Way and Welch Avenue where a woman said she was carrying a box of food toward the Taste of Veishea food vendors, when Nicholas Shuey, 22, of Huxley, struck her in the face.Police went to arrest Shuey, who initially struggled but was tased into submission. He said someone Abercrombie And Fitch Australia Careers had shoulder checked him so he'd elbowed them. He was charged with serious assault, public intoxication and interference with official acts after the victim positively identified him. He had a blood alcohol level of .114. Saturday standing in the middle of Lincoln Way and Hyland Avenue trying to direct traffic. He later tried to flee from custody while being transported from the fire station on Welch Avenue. After being taken to the ground, Groat allegedly started kicking the officer in the leg, resulting in an aggravated misdemeanor Babyliss Products Australia charge of assaulting a peace officer. Saturday, Ian Ray, 19, of Ames, was charged after refusing to get down off his roof at 2812 Lincoln Way. Saturday, police were called to a hit and run accident on Stanton Avenue after receiving a report of a vehicle being struck by a another vehicle that fled the scene. Police found the vehicle on Grand Avenue and Sixth Street and stopped it. Behind the wheel was Jessica Hiatt, 24, of 4130 Lincoln Swing. She blew a .110 on a blood alcohol test and was charged with operating while intoxicated. Saturday in the restroom at the Kum Go on Mortensen Road. Police were at first unable to wake him, but when they finally did, he told them his friends had given him a ride to the store and then left him. He blew a .117 blood alcohol level and was charged with public intoxication. Saturday, Ames officer Blake Marshall met Danny Cloyd, 19, of Council Bluffs, while Marshall was on foot patrol. He came upon Cloyd smoking a marijuana cigarette, New Balance Australia Sale and when Marshall approached, Cloyd allegedly asked him if he wanted to smoke with him. Marshall declined and asked if Cloyd had any more marijuana on him, and Cloyd showed off a cigarette pack containing six more rolled joints. He was charged with possession of a controlled substance. Saturday, the manager at Goodwill, 3718 Lincoln Way, found the glass in the front Womens New Balance 996 door removed and a white male passed out on the store's toilet. When police talked to Trent Crouse, 22, of Manson, he said he had no recollection of entering the store and no idea of where he was. Sunday, Johnny Smith, 21, of Brunswick, Ga., was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct after police were called about a male trying to leave the Kum Go on Welch Avenue and take an unwilling female with him. Smith allegedly was pulling hard at the female, who was crying and telling him to let go. He had one arm Buy Timberland Boots Online around her neck and the other around her waist, and a security guard and several other bystanders were trying to pull them apart. Police ordered Smith to let the woman go as the female began to cry hysterically and Smith tightened his grip. The situation was ultimately resolved. on Sunday, after police were called about a female passed out in the driver's seat of a vehicle at the McDonald's drive thru. According to police, people Buy Tiffany Online were opening the door of her car and taking pictures of her when officers arrived. She later agreed to a breath test and blew .179. She was charged with operating while intoxicated. Sunday, he was arrested for public intoxication. He fought the arresting officer, who had to physically force the handcuffs on him, and when he was eventually forced into the squad car, he allegedly slammed his own head into the cage and door of the vehicle, injuring himself. Police said they don't know what led an unknown female to urinate in the office of a manager at Domino's Pizza on Sunday night. The female was gone on arrival.Comments may be monitored for inappropriate content but the newspaper is under no obligation to do so. Comment posters are solely responsible under the Communications Decency Air Max Thea White Act for comments posted on this Web site. 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