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Iowa City Man Charged with Assault from January Incident
Mlocwa Amisi allegedly attacked victim after being asked to leave apartment
Mar. 22, 2026 at 4:35pm
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A 38-year-old Iowa City man named Mlocwa Amisi has been charged with Assault causing Bodily Injury, a serious misdemeanor, after allegedly attacking a man at a Keokuk Street apartment in January. According to the police report, Amisi became angry when the victim asked him to leave the apartment, and then proceeded to poke the victim in the eyes and kick him in the side, causing visible injuries.
Why it matters
Assault charges can carry serious penalties, including up to a year in jail, and this incident highlights the potential for violence to escalate when individuals refuse to leave a private residence after being asked. The case also raises questions about the circumstances and motivations behind the alleged attack.
The details
On January 4th around 9:30pm, Mlocwa Amisi was at a Keokuk Street apartment when the victim asked him to leave. Amisi allegedly became angry and attacked the victim, poking him in the eyes and kicking him in the side. The victim's eyes were extremely red from being poked and he complained of pain from the kicks.
- The incident allegedly occurred on January 4th around 9:30pm.
The players
Mlocwa Amisi
A 38-year-old Iowa City resident who has been charged with Assault causing Bodily Injury.
Victim
The individual who was allegedly attacked by Amisi and suffered injuries to his eyes and side.
What’s next
Amisi faces up to a year in jail if convicted on the assault charge. The judge will determine whether he should be allowed out on bail as the case proceeds.
The takeaway
This incident underscores the potential for violence to erupt when individuals refuse to leave a private residence after being asked, and the serious legal consequences that can result from such assaults, even if they do not cause major physical harm.


