Woman files complaints against ISP

BOISE - An eastern Idaho woman said a state trooper coerced her into having sex with him in an Idaho State Police vehicle.

The Idaho Statesman reported the woman filed a complaint against ISP on Wednesday.

According to court documents, ISP detective Ryan Blackhawk arranged to meet the woman in October 2013 to discuss her federal drug charges after sending sexually explicit text messages to her.

The woman said she felt forced to have sex with Blackhawk in his patrol vehicle while parked in an ISP parking lot.

Refugee center may remain open amid opposition

TWIN FALLS - Idaho officials said it is unlikely Twin Falls would lose its lone refugee center even if the College of Southern Idaho stopped sponsoring the program.

The Twin Falls center has faced increased opposition from a local group hoping to shutter the center through a ballot initiative.

The Committee to End the CSI Refugee Center is also hoping to recruit candidates to run for the community college's board of trustees to get enough voting members to phase out the center.

The Twin Falls center has been open for 30 years relocating people all over the world.

Police looking for man they say attacked officer

BOISE - Nampa police said they are looking for a man who assaulted one of their officers while trying to avoid arrest.

Police said the officer was trying to arrest the man for burglary Saturday when the man attacked.

Police said the attacker was driving a green Subaru legacy with a Washington license plate. They have released a security camera photo of the suspect.

Police have asked the public not to approach the man but to call police if they see him.

- The Associated Press