Author: Nick Green

Davenport, IA – According to the city officials, the ultimate goal is to reduce violent crime in the city after the city reached an all-time high of gunfire incidents and non-fatal shootings in 2020. The city leaders announced the creation of a Violent Crime Community Task Force, which includes city and police leaders, Davenport Schools, and other local groups working to identify community-based solutions to violence. Gov. Reynolds said it was a really good meeting. She said: “Whether it’s technology, whether it’s more troopers on the ground, there’s a lot of different things that we’re working on. That we can…

Davenport, IA – According to the police officials, his name is Deshawn Lamont Davis and he was booked into the Scott County Jail on one count of first-degree robbery. This is a Class B felony punishable by 25 years in prison. About the incident – Officers responded around 2:15 a.m. April 17 at the 100 block of North Elmwood Avenue. When the officers arrived on scene, they discovered that the suspect assaulted the victim, threatened him by displaying a firearm, and took his keys and vehicle. The 18-year-old man will be arraigned July 22. This story will be updated when new information…

Davenport, IA – According to the police officials, this unfortunate incident occurred around 10:00 p.m. Wednesday night. Authorities say a gunshot victim arrived with non-life-threatening injuries at Genesis East. Davenport Police Department officers responded to Bridge Avenue and Locust Street. The officers discovered that there was a fight before the shooting. This incident is under investigation. This story will be updated when new information is available.

According to the court documents, the 59-year-old woman was convicted of murder for the attack of her 81-year-old husband, at their shared home. She filled a garden bucket with the scalding hot water and threw it onto his arms and torso as he slept. She then fled to a neighbor’s house and admitted what she’d just done. “I’ve hurt him really bad,” she cried to her neighbors. “I think I’ve killed him.” When first responders arrived at the scene, they found Baines whimpering in bed. The liquid caused the flesh of his arm and hand to peel off. The officials have reported…

Davenport, IA – According to the court documents, her name is Michelle R. Fix and she allegedly hit Alfonso Reid Jr. with her car on May 1. The hit-and-run incident lead to his death on May 8.  The 53-year-old woman turned herself in to Scott County authorities on May 28. Fix is charged with leaving the scene of an accident causing death, a class D felony punishable by up to five years in prison. The woman is also charged with failing to provide proof of liability insurance and speeding.

Davenport, IA – According to the statement, Davenport Fire Department crews responded to the 3500 block of Fair Avenue This unfortunate incident occurred around 2:15 a.m. Sunday. When the Davenport Fire Department crews arrived on scene, they found flames and smoke coming from the rear of a single-family home. They were able to quickly put the fire out and say they pulled out ceilings to extinguish a fire in the attice space. Three people were home at the time of the fire, but no injuries were reported The investigation is ongoing. This story will be updated when new information is available. 

Davenport, IA – According to the police officials, her name is Jasmin A. Matthews and she allegedly lost control of her car. The 26-year-old woman was traveling east on River Drive on Sept. 7. Matthews crossed the yellow line and hit a truck near Forest Road. The adult passenger of the truck died at the scene and two children were seriously injured. Vehicular homicide is a class B felony punishable by up to 25 years in prison. The suspect has also been charged with two counts of child endangerment, a felony, along with two counts of child restraint devices, driving the…

Every parent raises their kids differently and of course, they have the right to make important life decisions for their child until they reach a certain age. Although they want what’s best for their child, sometimes their practices can be very questionable. This mother, for example who has allowed her baby to eat dirt and sand to “build his immune system.” Alice Bender’s practices came to light when the young mother shared videos of her eight-month-old child, Fern, on TikTok. It showed her child chewing on things like rocks.  The 22-year-old Arizona resident was apparently trying to make a statement…