Two separate traffic stops along I-64 landed four people in jail Wednesday night.

The first traffic stop occurred at approximately 5:35 p.m. when a white 1995 Cadillac was pulled over at US 231 and I-64, near Dale, for a traffic violation.  During the stop, a search of the vehicle was conducted and troopers say the occupants of the vehicle were found to be in possession of marijuana.  The driver, Desiree L. Higgs, 23, Owensboro, was arrested for DUI.  She and her two passengers, also from Owensboro, were taken to the Spencer County Jail.

Then at approximately 10:15 p.m. near the Ferdinand exit, Clint L. Brosmer, 23, Bristow, was arrested for driving under the influence of marijuana and possession of drugs and drug paraphernalia.  He was taken to the Dubois Dubois County Security Center.

Arrested and Charges:

Police say a 22-year-old Jasper man who walked away from the Dubois County Work Release Center has been apprehended.

Andrew S. Bowman wasn't missing for long.

Deputies from the Dubois County Sheriff's Office and JPD say they canvassed the area and within minutes, located Bowman at 5th and Newton Streets.  He's now in the Dubois County Security Center.

Jasper Police and the Dubois County Sheriff’s Department are looking for a man who walked away from the county corrections facility and would like to question him about a stolen car.

Late Wednesday, a JPD officer was called to the Batteries Now warehouse on Newton Street after company owners’ Jeff and Monica Tunks had discovered one of their vehicles was missing.

Police say the walkaway, 46-year-old Mark A. Hanselman, is also wanted out of Kentucky on a parole violation.