(KNZA)--The arraignment for a Hiawatha man facing multiple sex and drug charges has been pushed back again.
Jeremy Stover had been scheduled to be enter a plea Monday in Brown County District Court, but his attorney requested a continuance.
The arraignment was rescheduled for September 23.
Stover is charged with eight counts---including three felony counts of promoting the sale of sexual relations, three misdemeanor counts of sexual battery, a felony count of distribution of opiates and a misdemeanor count of possession of a depressant.
The charges were filed in February 2023 following an investigation by the Brown County Sheriff's Office.
Stover remains free on a $50,000 bond.
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