to pull over that night so that police could speak wit him and his passenger...visin's stepson sean crane. officers were searching for crane, because police say crane had smashed his truck into two cars, in a parking lot outside of the eagles club. police say crane left the scene before officers arrived. an officer then visited crane's home.. and learned from his wife that crane had left and was with visin . the officer spoke with visin over the phone in an attempt to get him to pull over. police say visin refused and continued driving because he wanted to drop off a trailer he was pulling at a location in town. despite being ordered to stop.. police say visin let his stepson out at a gas station police located crane walking along the road at the corner of 500th street southwest and oak crest hill road southeast in riverside. according to the incident report he was only wearing shorts... and had an obvious wound on his back. police say crane also had a blood- alcohol level nearly twice the in a statement, u of i says visin disclosed information regarding the incident with his stepson to t

police say the case involved visin's son- in-law -- 33-year-old sean crane. the two were apparently drinking together at a bar the night police were searching for crane in connection with a hit and run. visin later refused to pull over when officers tried to stop them. crane was later arrested. in the police report, the arresting officer accuses visin of lying and deliberately interfering with his investigation. the university released a statement defending visin yesterday and says they aren't away of any charges against him. the state patrol is warning drivers of an unpredictable danger -- flying debris. it causes more than 50-thousand crashes nationwide each year... just last week -- an iowa man was killed when something smashed through his windshield along interstate 80. police say there are ways to protect yourself... like following the that gives plenty of time to react or hit the brakes if necessary. "the sooner you see this situation or the hazard, the better chance you have of not being involved in a crash or being hurt because of it." troopers also s

incident.according to records, visin took 33-year-old sean crane from the scene before he repeatedly refused requests from a county deputy to pull over so his stepson could be questioned. and he blamed his actions on low blood sugar levels from diabetes. diabetes.in a statement released by a spokesperson for the university...visin released information involving the incident to senior v-p of finance and operation...as of now, the university is not aware of any charges against himim him.m.sin's stepson, sean crane, pleaded guilty to an o- w-i charge in december.he paid a fine and completed court ordered classes. classes.right now, it has not been decided if visin will become t t permanent director of thehe public safety office. stephanie johnson, cbs 2 news. stephanie thanks.if you're wondering why the story didn't come out until now -- it's because the associated press just recently got the court documents.s.hnson county attorney janet lyness apologized for the delay -- but only after the a-p threatened to file an open records complaint. a months long manhunt for a shooting suspect in

showing public safety director david visin refused to pull over for police while driving his stepson, sean crane, in june. officers were looking for crane after his truck hit two cars in a parking lot outside a bar. instead of stopping, records show visin dropped crane off at a gas station and then left before officers arrived. visin says he's diabetic and needed to rush home to control his blood sugar. the regent's subcommittee on campus safety didn't find o o about the incident until the a-p broke the story yesterday. interviews started today for applicants who want to sit on the dubuque county board of supervisors. a total of 25 people are vying for one vacant seat on the board. the seat opened up when supervisor tom hancock died in late january from an apparent heart attack. treasurer, and recorder, is interviewing the 25 candidates before making a decision. that decision could come next week. kcrg t-v nine's'subuque bureau hief katie wiedemann joins us live with more. katie, 25 applicants are quite a few for just one seat. how is the committee planning to narrow the field? a committee made

he took sean crane from the scene before he could be interviewed. he blames his actions on low blood sugar levels from diabetes. a statement from the university says he released information involving the incident. as of now the university is not aware of any charges against him. he bleeded g glty to an owi charge in december. it's not decided if he will remain in a permanent position at the public safety office. >> thank you. >>> if you're wondering why this story didn't come out until now, the associated press just now obtained the documents. >>> we have new information tonight in a month long man hunt u.s. marshals captured cordarryl smith in illinois this morning. the cedar rapids man faced attempted murder charges related to a september shooting that injujud one man. he will be extradited to iowa. >>> we're following the latest developments in the privacy battle between apple and the fbi. totoy a new york jung rule -- juj ruled the fbi could not force apple to break into a phone. another judge ordered apple to help create software to break into

his stepson in a drunk driving hit-and-run incident.according to records, visin took 33-year-old sean crane from the scene before he could be interviewed...and he repeatedly refused requests from a county deputy to pull over so his stepson could be questioned. visin blamed his actions on low blood sugar levels from diabetes. diabetes.in a statement released by a spokesperson for released information involving the incident to a senior v-p >>> in the statement released by eight spokesperson for the university, benton released information to the senior vp of finance and operations. crane pleaded guilty to an old of ui charge in december. he paid a fine and completed court-ordered classes. as for vincent, it has not been decided if he will become%the safety officer. >>> they are meeting the needs of the rapidly growing community. cbs two news reporter stephanie johnson joins us now with what's in n e works and how it will affect drivers. >> i'm standing right where north liberty will be built, t road construction n happening anan crews are clearing downed trees. once the trees are removed from

police say 33-year old sean crane was drinking at this bar, the eagles club in iowa city on june 25th. crane step father...david visin. police were searching for crane that night because he reportedly crashed his truck into two cars in the parking lot outside the eagles club. and would later recieve treatment for "road rash" on his back, which he suffered after being ejected from his truck during the hit and run accident. police say crane left the scene before officers arrived. an officer then visited crane's home.. and learned from his wife that he had left and was with visin. the officer spoke with visin over the phone in an attempt to get him to pull over. police say visin refused and continued driving because he wanted to drop off a trailer he was pulling. despite being ordered to stop.. police say visin let his stepson out at a gas station. police located crane walking along the road at the corner of 500th street southwest and oak crest hill road southeast in riverside... according to the incident report he was only wearing shorts... and had an obvious wound on his back. police s

incident.according to records, visin took 33-year-old sean crane from the scene before he could benterviewed...and he repeatedly refused requests fr a county deputy t tpull over so his stepson could be questioned. visin blamed his actions on low blood sugar levels from diabetes. diabetes.in a statement released by a spokesrson for the university...visin released information involving the incident to senior v-p of finance and operation...as of now, the university is not him.crane pleaded guilty to a o-w-i charge in december.he paid a fine and completed court ordered classes. classes.as for visin, it has not been decided if he will become the permanent director of their public safety office. dora miller,ox 28 news dora thanks.if you're wondering why the story didn't come out until now, it's because the associated press just recently obtained the court documents.johnson county atatrney net lyness apologized for the delay, but only after the a-p threatened to file an open records complaint. in tonight's connects against crime report -- --a months long manhunt for a shooting suspect is now over.

him.vi-son's stepson, sean crane, pleaded guilty to a o-w- charge in december.he paid a fine and completed court ordered classes. classes.as for vi-son, it has not been decided if he will become the permanent director of their public safety office. stephanie johnson, cbs 2 news. stephanie thanks.if you're wondering why the story didn't come out until now -- it's because the associated press just recently got the court documents.johnson county attorney janet lyness apologized for the delay -- but only after the a-p threatened to file an open records complaint. a months long manhunt for a shooting suspect in now over. over.u-s marshals captured cordararl smititin illinois. the cedar rapids man faces attempted murder charges related to a september person.smith is being held in an illinois jail and will soon be extradited back to iowa. a judge has granted a new trial for a waterloo man manwho was already convicted of fatally shooting a teager. teenager.25-year-old perquondis holmes appealed his convicted -- saying jurors s were shown facebook photos that suggested he was apart of a gang.he arg