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Officer Kara Hansen helps a child pick out presents during Shop with a CopTwenty kids from Sioux City were given the opportunity to experience the joy of giving on December 17 when they were taken shopping with police officers. Walmart, the Sioux City Police Department, and the Woodbury County Sheriff’s Office once again partnered for Shop with a Cop. Each kid was given a $100 gift card to Walmart to buy presents for their families.

“We really enjoy seeing the excitement in their faces as they select presents for their families,” said Officer Jeremy McClure, Crime Prevention Officer for the SCPD.

The kids were selected to participate in the program based on their demonstration of citizenship characteristics at school.

“We go to the schools and ask them to nominate kids that show respect and deserve to be rewarded,” explained McClure.

Walmart provided the funds to buy the gifts cards through a grant that the SCPD applied for. They have hosted and funded this event for over 5 years.

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Recent News
Sioux City Police
Suspect Sought In Early Morning Assault

On December 20, 2011 at about 7:00 am CST, the Sioux City Police Department received a report of an assault at 17th & Jones. A 16 year old female reported that while she was waiting for her bus, an unknown male grabbed her from behind. The suspect covered her mouth and threatened to harm her. The girl was able to escape when a car passed and the male released her. The victim ran home home and appears to be uninjured.

The only description of the suspect the SCPD has is a male, about 6 feet tall and thin. He was wearing a dark brown work style coat, jeans, and a mask or scarf over his face.

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Officer Saves Choking Toddler

vondrakOfficer Anthony Vondrak was awarded a Letter of Commendation for his actions on November 10th, 2011 when he saved a choking 14 month old child.

Officer Vondrak overheard dispatch advise that medical was being sent to a house in the 200 block of 24th St for a child choking. Vondrak was close to the location and was the first emergency responder to arrive. At the house, he found that the child was distressed and unable to breathe normally due to a blockage of his airway. Vondrak gave the child back blows as he had been trained to do in CPR training. Upon doing this life saving maneuver, a dime the child had swallowed, dislodged and fell out of his mouth. The child’s breathing returned to normal after that. The child was treated by medical personnel and is doing well.

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Suspect Sought For Weekend Shooting

On November 20, 2011 at around 01:15 am, CDT, the Sioux City Police Department received a report of a shooting that had occurred in the area of the 1200 block of 4th St. A unknown male had arrived at Mercy Medical Center with a gun shot wound.

The victim in this shooting was identified as Brian Henderson, 19 years of age.

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Sioux City Police Department

601 Douglas St.
Sioux City, IA 51101

phone: 712-279-6440
fax: 712-279-6148

jmcclure@sioux-city.org

Sioux City Police Department
National Training Center

6602 Allison Ave.
Sioux City, IA 51111

Contact
pkurzak@sioux-city.org
Phone: 712.293.4506
Fax: 712.293.4509

Victim Advocacy Program or 
Council on Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence
Contact the Victim Assistance Coordinator
at 712-279-6398 or 
the Council's web site.

PROJECT LIFESAVER - IOWA

Project Lifesaver is a project
that provides a tracking system
to locate individuals who have
the tendency to wander and become lost.

Project Lifesaver International

or contact Rita Donnelly 712-279-6424
rdonnelly@sioux-city.org