Public Intoxication Violation Turns To Felony Burglary Arrest for Sibley Man
Date posted - August 14, 2012
Sibley, Iowa — A Sibley man who was originally detained for Public Intoxication ends up being arrested for felony burglary and drug charges Saturday evening.
25-year-old Jacob Kollasch of Sibley was arrested by an Osceola County Deputy on the charge of Public Intoxication around 6:30 PM Saturday evening. A search warrant was later served on Kollasch’s residence by the Osceola County Sheriff’s Office and Iowa State Patrol. While searching the residence, law enforcement authorities found items from two separate recent burglaries as well as prescription medication that was in someone else’s name.
Kollasch was charged with two counts of 3rd Degree Burglary, a Class “D” felony and Unlawful Possession of Prescription Drugs, a serious misdemeanor. Kollasch remains behind bars in Osceola County on a $12,000 bond.
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What an idiot.
I’d like to know how you go from being arrested for public intox to having a search warrant served on your residence? Sounds like a violation of ones constitutional rights!! Need a good lawyer? I know several!