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Council Bluffs Man Arrested on Attempted Murder Warrant in October Shooting

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(Council Bluffs) A man is in custody stemming from a shooting in Council Bluffs on October 23. According to police, an arrest warrant was issued on October 25 for 30-year-old Sean Anthony Ewing, a transient, for one count of Attempt to Commit Murder, a Class B Felony, and Going Armed with Intent, a Class D Felony. On Thursday, members of the Metro Area Fugitive Task Force located Ewing in the parking lot of Riverbend Apartments, 804 North 35th Street in Council Bluffs. Ewing was taken into custody without incident and lodged at the Pottawattamie County Jail on no bond. On October 23, Council Bluffs police and fire crews were dispatched to 901 North 35th Street at approximately 7:26 p.m. after receiving a report of an assault. Officers located a 21-year-old woman behind the C building with injuries to her upper and lower body. Council Bluffs Fire/Rescue transported the victim to a local hospital, where she was stabilized and treated for at least one gunshot wound.

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