AMES PD do two additional arrests for murder examinations – the daily state iowa state

The AMES police made two additional arrests after a man was fatally shot on the evening of January 18 at South 5th Street.

The victim, identified on January 21, was Parker L. Stoneburner at the age of 25. Officials arrived around 6:30 p.m. after reports on an emergency at the scene and found Stoneburner, who suffered from a gunshot wound. He was brought to the Mary Greeley Medical Center, where he later died of his injuries.

An updated Press release On Monday, the violent refugee dispute in independence, Missouri, said Zoe Anderson (21) and Abraham Guhnics (19) due to murder first degree – a crime of class A.

A crime of class A is the most serious type of crime, and the maximum punishment is life imprisonment and in some cases death.

Previously, Guhnics was charged with the Fourth degree for theft, but the court dismissed the indictment in 2024.

Anderson was found guilty in Boone County in 2023 due to harassment.

At the end of January, Destiny Kurdal at the age of Ames, Iowa, was arrested and charged with the first degree for robbery, a crime of the class B.

After Iowa codeA person commits robbery in the first degree when “the person finds intentional or tries to cause serious injuries or armed with a dangerous weapon”.

A class B crime in Iowa can lead to a prison sentence of up to 25 years. Some class B criminals also have a mandatory minimum rate.

“We believe that fate has teamed up with Abraham and Zoe this evening, and during this robbery he was attacked and then shot,” said Major Jason Tuttle in an interview with The Daily. “We believe that there could be other people, it is still an active examination, we will continue to track leads as soon as we get them.”

“If someone in public now has other information after being named publicly, we want you to get in touch and talk to our detective,” said Tuttle.

Everyone is asked to contact the AMES Police Department at (515) 239-5133 or to the anonymous guideline under (515) 239-5533. Tips can also be submitted online via crime stopers in Central Iowa.