A central Iowa man is facing multiple charges, including two felonies, after allegedly driving a vehicle through the doors of the former Cider House building on Pleasant Plain Road in the early morning hours of Friday, October 2nd, according to a press release from the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office.
Deputies were dispatched just after 5:00 a.m. following a 911 call reporting that a vehicle had driven into a building in the 1900 block of Pleasant Plain Road. Upon arrival, deputies discovered a blue Dodge Neon had been driven through the doors of the former Cider House building. The driver, identified as Tristan Mosley, 19, admitted to intentionally crashing into the building when asked by authorities. The victim stated damages to the building would cost more than $10,000.
The press release from the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office listed Mosley’s address as Ames, though court documents list his address as Ogden. The press release also spells Mosley’s last name as “Mosely” compared to the court documents listing the spelling as Mosley.
Court documents also say that during a search incident to arrest, authorities located a baggie containing a white powdery substance in Mosley’s pocket, which was later field tested positive for cocaine. The white powdery substance weighed approximately 2.3 grams with packaging material. A search of Mosley’s bag located a green leafy substance weighing approximately 28.9 grams with packaging material as well.
Mosley has been charged with Criminal Mischief in the First Degree, a Class C Felony, Controlled Substance Violation (Conspiracy to Deliver Marijuana), a Class D Felony, and Possession of Controlled Substance – 1st Offense (Possession of Cocaine), a Serious Misdemeanor. He was transported to the Jefferson County Correctional Facility and is being held on a $16,000 cash or surety bond with a preliminary hearing scheduled for October 12th.
