A GOOD SAMARITAN IN LYON COUNTY GOT MORE TROUBLE THAN HE BARGAINED FOR WHEN HE STOPPED TO HELP A SUPPOSEDLY STRANDED MOTORIST EARLY MONDAY MORNING.

THE LYON COUNTY SHERIFF SAYS THE MAN WAS ROBBED BY THOSE HE WAS GOING TO HELP. 
  

THE VICTIM STOPPED WHEN HE SAW A WOMAN OUTSIDE A DARK RED FORD S-U-V WITH HAZARD LIGHTS ON WAVING FOR THE DRIVER TO STOP JUST BEFORE 1:30AM.

WHEN HE ASKED THE WOMAN WHAT THE PROBLEM WAS, A MALE SUBJECT CAME UP BEHIND THE VICTIM'S VEHICLE AND ROBBED HIM OF HIS DEBIT CARD. 

THE COUPLE THEN SPED OFF IN THE S-U-V, WHICH HAD NO LICENSE PLATES. IT DID HAVE A PAPER LICENSE IN THE REAR WINDOW.     

THE VICTIM WAS UNINJURED. THAT ROBBERY OCCURRED ABOUT FIVE AND A HALF MILES WEST OF LARCHWOOD ON COUNTY ROAD A-18 NEAR ARTHUR AVENUE.

Two Le Mars, Iowa teenagers were sent to the hospital early Sunday in Cedar Falls after being injured in a stabbing.

Cedar Falls Police say the teens were each stabbed in the leg at the Hillcrest Park Apartments around 1:00 a.m. Sunday.

19 year old Brady Lancaster suffered multiple stab wounds. Lancaster was first taken to a Cedar Falls hospital and then transported to the University of Iowa hospital at Iowa City.

16 year old Tanner Cook was stabbed once and was taken to a Cedar Falls hospital.  Police say the teens were involved in a fight with a third person. No arrests have been made yet, and the incident remains under investigation.

An Alta, Iowa man has been arrested on several sex abuse charges.

The Buena Vista County Sheriff investigation of suspected sexual abuse led to the arrest of 52 year old Robert Hoffard.

Hoffard has been charged with 10 counts of sexual abuse in the 3rd degree, a Class C felony, and two counts of sexual abuse in the 2nd degree, a class B felony.         

Authorities say Hoffard allegedly committed the acts with a minor child under the age of 16. Hoffard is currently being held in the Buena Vista County Jail on $150,000 bond.

THE 55TH ANNUAL SIOUXLAND HOME SHOW STARTS THIS THURSDAY AT THE SIOUX CITY CONVENTION CENTER.
   EXHIBITORS STARTED MOVING IN AND SETTING UP THEIR DISPLAYS MONDAY.
    HOME SHOW SPOKESPERSON NANCY NARCISO SAYS THERE'S SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE AT THE SHOW.

NARCISO SAYS THERE'S OVER 25 NEW EXHIBITORS THIS YEAR, SO THERE WILL BE PLENTY OF NEW ATTRACTIONS PLUS FREE SEMINARS ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.

THERE'S ALSO PLENTY OF PARKING AVAILABLE NEAR THE CONVENTION CENTER, AND A SHUTTLE FROM THE LONG LINES FAMILY REC CENTER:

THE HOME SHOW IS OPEN FROM 1PM UNTIL 9PM THURSDAY AND FRIDAY....11AM UNTIL 9PM SATURDAY AND NOON UNTIL 5PM SUNDAY.

TICKETS ARE FIVE DOLLARS, WITH CHILDREN 12 AND UNDER ADMITTED AT NO CHARGE.