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Iowa man fatally runs down adversary, now charged with murder

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PISGAH, IOWA – An Iowa man is behind bars after he allegedly murdered another man in a hit and run incident.

At 10:10 PM on December 17, 2020, the Harrison County Sheriff’s Office received a 911 call from a local business advising someone had just been involved in a hit and run incident outside Dave’s Old Home Cafe in Pisgah, Iowa.

Upon arrival, deputies located a deceased male subject. Several witnesses on scene were able to provide details of the situation as well as identify all the parties involved to law enforcement.

Kristofer Allan Erlbacher, 28,of Woodbine, Iowa, returned to the scene and was taken into custody without further incident. On December 18, 2020, Erlbacher was arrested and charged with First-Degree Murder. Allegedly, after a physical confrontation, Kristofer Erlbacher struck Caleb Soberg with his vehicle multiple times. This caused fatal injuries to his victim. Kristofer Erlbacher continued to drive by the body of his victim, hindering anyone from providing aid.

The victim has been identified as Caleb Solberg, 30, of Moorhead, Iowa.

Assisting the Harrison County Sheriff’s Office with the investigation were the Iowa State Patrol, Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation, Woodbine Police Department, Monona County Sheriff’s Office and the Harrison County Attorney’s Office.

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6 thoughts on “Iowa man fatally runs down adversary, now charged with murder

  1. God is the only one who knows the truth, I pray for both parties family, this can’t be an easy thing to process. They all have people who love them.

  2. I don’t think video games had anything to do with it. I would be more apt to believe that never being told no by his parents is the problem.

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