THE CURRENT RECORD

For the Record - Wednesday, October 14, 2026

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Fort Madison Police Report
10/13/26 - 4:24 PM - Fort Madison police arrested Ameleyoh Rameyoh McSwain, 18, of Fort Madison on a charge of domestic abuse assault. He was held in Lee County Jail.
10/13/26 - 8:40 PM - Fort Madison police arrested Chandlar Lane King, 19, of Fort Madison on a charge of assault with bodily injury.  He was held in Lee County Jail.
10/13/26 - 8:40 PM - Fort Madison police arrested Micheal ChristiaIn Fuller, 18, of Fort Madison on a charge of assault with bodily injury. He was held in Lee County Jail.
10/14/26 - 1:54 AM - Fort Madison police arrested Joseph Patrick Popp, 49, of Fort Madison on a charge of disorderly conduct for fighting and violent behavior. He was held in Lee County Jail.

Keokuk Police Report
09/16/26 - 2:59 PM - Keokuk police responded to a report of an accident at Blondeau Street and North 12th Street. Isaiah Luke Burgess, 24, of Keokuk was stopped at the stop sign at South 15th Street and began entering the intersection without seeing Dustin William Wrieden, 41, of Keokuk, who had the right of way. Burgess struck Wrieden’s motorcycle broadside, causing Wrieden to wreck. Burgess was cited for failure to obey a stop sign and yield right of way and failure to provide proof of financial liability. Burgess was uninjured, Wrieden was airlifted to Iowa City Hospital with suspected serious and incapacitating injuries.
10/08/26 - 6:59 PM - Keokuk police responded to a report of a no injury accident at North 14th Street and Main Street. Maximus Hamilton Allen Cross, 18, of Hamilton was traveling eastbound on Main Street when he ran a red light at the intersection of 14th Street and Main Street. Trenton Levi Cochenour, 27, of Keokuk was traveling southbound on North 14th Street when he entered the intersection and collided with Cross’ vehicle. Cross was cited for failure to obey a traffic control device. Cross’ vehicle sustained disabling damage and was towed, Cochenour’s vehicle sustained functional damage and was driven from the scene.
10/12/26 - 3:23 AM - Keokuk police responded to a report of larceny and theft in the 500 block of South 2nd Street.
10/12/26 - 3:18 PM - Keokuk police responded to a report of larceny and theft in the 300 block of North Park Drive.
10/12/26 - 3:37 PM - Keokuk police cited Victoria Lee Ann Daniels, 30, of Keokuk in the 300 block of North Park Drive on a charge of theft in the fifth degree.
10/12/26 - 11:17 AM - Keokuk police responded to a report of larceny and theft in the 2100 block of Main Street.
10/12/26 - 8:46 PM - Keokuk police responded to a report of burglary in the 3800 block of Main Street.
10/13/26 - 6:33 AM - Keokuk police arrested Michael Wayne Land, 39, of Keokuk in the 800 block of Orleans Avenue on a charge of assault with bodily injury. He was held in Lee County Jail.
10/13/26 - 4:13 PM - Keokuk police cited Stephanie Elizabeth McKinley, 46, of Keokuk in the 800 block of South 7th Street for driving under suspension.
10/13/26 - 4:29 PM - Keokuk police responded to a report of a no injury accident at North 17th Street and Main Street.
10/13/26 - 5:22 PM - Keokuk police responded to a report of larceny and theft in the 300 block of North Park Drive.
10/13/26 - 6:35 PM - Keokuk police responded to a report of larceny and theft in the 300 block of South 12th Street.
10/13/26 - 7:25 PM - Keokuk police responded to a report of larceny and theft in the 1700 block of High Street.

Lee County Sheriff's Report
10/14/26 - 5:50 p.m. - Lee County Sheriff's deputies arrested Conner Ray Fuger, 20, of Fort Madison, at the N. Lee County Courthouse, on charges of violation of probation. He was held in Lee County Jail.

Those listed above should be and are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.


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