For the Record - Friday, October 17th, 2025

Fort Madison Police Report
10/16/25 - 7:22 AM - Fort Madison police arrested Heather Rae Butler, 45, of Fort Madison in the 5200 block of River Valley Road on a charge of assault with bodily injury. She was held in Lee County Jail.
10/16/25 - 3:00 PM - Fort Madison police responded to a report of a no injury accident in the 1100 block of 20th Street. 
10/17/25 - 1:41 AM - Fort Madison police arrested David Leon Holmes II, 34, at 20th Street and Avenue L on a charge of driving while barred. He was held in Lee County Jail. 
10/17/25 - 6:48 AM - Fort Madison police responded to a report of a burglary in the 3000 block of Avenue M. 
10/17/25 - 7:39 AM - Fort Madison police responded to a report of vandalism in the 3100 block of Avenue M. 

Keokuk Police Report
10/16/25 - 9:28 AM - Keokuk police responded to a report of a no injury accident in the 200 block of Boulevard Road. 
10/16/25 - 12:30 PM - Keokuk police cited Tyler Dean Boyer, 39, of Keokuk in the 400 block of North 11th Street on a charge of trespassing. 
10/16/25 - 3:05 PM - Keokuk police arrested a 12 year old juvenile in the 2000 block of Orleans Avenue on a charge of minor usage of tobacco and vapor products. He was released to a parent. 
10/16/25 - 3:05 PM - Keokuk police arrested a 12 year old juvenile in the 2000 block of Orleans Avenue on a charge of minor usage of tobacco and vapor products. He was released to a parent. 
10/16/25 - 3:12 PM - Keokuk police responded to a report of vandalism in the 800 block of Orleans Avenue. 
10/16/25 - 5:19 PM - Keokuk police responded to a report of a no injury accident in the 1300 block of High Street. 
10/16/25 - 8:11 PM - Keokuk police arrested a 17 year old juvenile at Grand Avenue and Rand Park Terrace. Her case was handled with the department. 
10/16/25 - 11:33 PM - Keokuk police cited Casey Alexander Coleman, 23, of Keokuk in the 800 block of Main Street on a charge of driving under suspension. 

Lee County Police Report
10/17/25 - No news to report. 
Those listed above should be and are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.