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If You Ever Dated Brennen Smith, Watch Your Back

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IA - Brennen Merle Smith, 19, is facing charges for beating his ex-girlfriend and taking her to a remote area where he threatened her life.

Smith forced the victim from Muscatine to the Virginia Grove Campground on April 12. Smith dragged her into a car and physically and verbally abused her during the drive. At the campground, he kicked her stomach, struck her head, and threatened to kill her and then take his own life. The victim’s injuries were treated at a hospital several hours later.

Smith has been charged with third-degree kidnapping, a class C felony, and serious domestic assault, a serious misdemeanor. Smith is being held in the Louisa County Jail on $15,500 bond and is scheduled to appear at a preliminary hearing at 9 a.m., Monday, April 28.

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NameBrennen Merle Smith

Charges​


ParoleAggravated MisdemeanorMuscatine11/08/2019

PrisonAggravated MisdemeanorMuscatine06/21/2019

ParoleSerious MisdemeanorScott05/04/2017

ParoleSerious MisdemeanorDes Moines05/04/2017

ParoleC FelonyMuscatine05/04/2017

ParoleAggravated MisdemeanorScott05/04/2017

Work ReleaseAggravated MisdemeanorScott06/22/2016

Work ReleaseSerious MisdemeanorDes Moines06/22/2016

Work ReleaseSerious MisdemeanorScott06/22/2016

PrisonSerious MisdemeanorDes Moines12/31/2015

PrisonC FelonyMuscatine12/31/2015

PrisonAggravated MisdemeanorScott12/31/2015

PrisonSerious MisdemeanorScott12/31/2015

Work ReleaseC FelonyMuscatine06/10/2014

Work ReleaseSerious MisdemeanorDes Moines06/10/2014

PrisonC FelonyMuscatine02/14/2014

PrisonSerious MisdemeanorDes Moines02/14/2014

Work ReleaseC FelonyMuscatine06/14/2013

ParoleC FelonyMuscatine03/01/2013

ParoleD FelonyMuscatine10/03/2012

PrisonC FelonyMuscatine04/16/2012

PrisonD FelonyMuscatine04/16/2012

Pretrial Release With SupervisionC FelonyMuscatine05/10/2010

Pretrial Release With SupervisionD FelonyMuscatine05/10/2010
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From 2015
Two people, a Letts resident and an escapee from a work-release center, were arrested following a high-speed chase near Blue Grass Sunday afternoon that caused a police vehicle to collide with an SUV.
According to court documents, Brennen Merle Smith, 24, whose address was last reported as 1915 13th St., Moline, escaped from a work-release center in mid-April. On Sunday, at approximately 4 p.m. Smith was entering Muscatine County on U.S. Highway 61 in a stolen Trailblazer when an off-duty Blue Grass police officer alerted Sgt. Garrett Jahns of the Blue Grass Police Department to the stolen vehicle. When local police and Muscatine County Sheriff's deputies tried to pull Smith over, he refused to stop.

Smith led the officers in a high speed chase of up to 105 miles per hour, then turned back toward Scott County, nearly hitting three vehicles during the chase. Jahns ended the chase by conducting a PIT (Pursuit Intervention Technique) maneuver that forces a fleeing vehicle to turn sideways and stop.

The stolen vehicle then hit the an off-ramp exit sign and collided with a Blue Grass police vehicle. Both Smith and his passenger attempted to flee on foot before being caught.

The passenger, Amanda Marie Thompson, 20, is being charged in Scott County with theft in the first degree, a class C felony.

Smith has previous arrests in Scott, Muscatine and Louisa counties for charges including delivery of a controlled substance, parole violations, aggravated assault, and violation of no contact order.
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Pair arrested after crash in Blue Grass

BLUE GRASS, Iowa — Two people, a Letts resident and an escapee from a work-release center, were arrested following a high-speed chase near Blue Grass Sunday afternoon that caused a
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