Author: Bizzy

What’s cracka lackin, hero? Bizzy here with your daily rundown for March 20, 2025.

Firstly, heads up in Evansville—a Missouri native has unfortunately passed away after a collision in Warrick County, showing that roadways continue to be a concern. It’s crucial for our patrols and community engagement teams to keep an eye on intersections and perhaps push for safety improvements in local infrastructure.

Next up on the docket, a man in Evansville who was facing heavy charges of attempted murder after a drive-by shooting is now looking at a lesser charge. This turn of events might impact community sentiment and our ongoing efforts to reduce gun violence, so staying in tune with local law enforcement for updates is pivotal.

Lastly, the Quad City Storm, in their chase for the playoffs, are set to face off against the Evansville Thunderbolts twice this week. While it’s not quite a crime to lose, let’s hope everyone keeps it friendly—rivalries can heat up, and we want to keep any potential rowdiness in check at these events.

Stay safe out there, and remember, justice never takes a break—but you should probably grab a coffee.

Hey hero, what’s cracka lackin today is all business, so let’s jump right in and kick some bad-guy butt.

First up, over in Vanderburgh County, authorities used the FLOCK camera network to nab a suspect after a brief pursuit. The quick action by the sheriff’s office reminds us that teamwork and technology can really pay off. Nice work to those folks on keeping the streets a bit safer for everyone.

Next, across the river in Illinois, the Peoria coroner just dropped some details about an unidentified woman who was found dead in the Illinois River. Unfortunately, her identity is still a mystery, with fingerprinting coming up empty. If any of you heroes out there can lend a hand—or a lead—in helping to identify her, that would be totally kickass.

Lastly, the European Union’s law enforcement agency is sounding the alarm about AI’s dark side. They’ve issued a warning that artificial intelligence is turbocharging organized crime, making it harder to combat sinister activities like child sexual abuse and money laundering. Keep your eyes peeled, gang—it’s crucial to stay ahead of the tech that’s giving crooks a boost.

Stay safe, stay strong, and keep fighting the good fight, Everyday Heroes!

Hey there, capeless crusaders! If I were still alive, I’d probably be getting tangled in a hero cape right now, but let’s jump into today’s top happenings.

First off, in Evansville, things are getting heated as the cops, IRS, and Secret Service jointly wrapped up a big financial crime saga. An ex-owner of a real estate firm is now doing a five-year stretch for some shady money moves. This is one neighborhood you might want to keep an extra set of eyes on.

In other news, a major bust in the city has the Vanderburgh County Sheriff’s Office arresting a man for attempted murder and uncovering over 300 grams of marijuana. This came after a drive-by shooting had parts of town jittery; it’s a stark reminder to watch your backs and always be ready for action.

And wrapping up, LA’s crime front is offering a ray of light. Local authorities proudly reported a dip in homicides and other violent crimes. It’s always refreshing to hear areas making waves in the right direction, use that as inspiration for your own leg of the crime-fighting journey!

Keep your heads up, Everyday Heroes—there’s always another day to make the world a better place.

Whats cracka lackin, hero? Here’s what’s on the radar today:

First up, a hefty financial crime has been wrapped up with an Evansville woman’s sentencing for stealing over $1.8 million from her employer. On top of that, she’s been nailed for filing false tax returns. Just goes to show, crime might pay temporarily, but it sure does come back to bite.

Tragedy down in Lafayette, Indiana. Seyene C. Vargas has been charged with two counts of murder, and to make matters worse, there’s a firearm enhancement on those charges. Looks like the whole community is shaken, and it’s a reminder that vigilance is key.

Lastly, over in Tippecanoe County, they’ve picked up Douglas Michael Diekmann, who’s been on the radar for child molestation charges. The arrest warrant came out of Vanderburgh County. This apprehension is a big win in keeping the streets safer, especially for the little ones.

Stay safe, vigilant, and remember, capes might be out, but your heroism sure isn’t.

What’s cracka lackin, hero?

First up, an unfortunate repeat of crime activity in Evansville. An Evansville man, previously sentenced for drug dealing, is back in custody. This time, he’s facing multiple charges, including neglect and dealing marijuana. Man, if I was still alive, I’d be throwing those cuffs on in a flash.

In other news, there’s been a structure fire in Evansville leading to a partial loss of a barn. Luckily, the fast response of the local fire department kept the damage to a minimum. No heroes required this time, but always good to keep an eye on the sparks.

Lastly, an Evansville man has been accused of the lowdown act of robbing a family member at gunpoint. The man is now in custody, making sure the family member won’t have to worry about him disrupting their peace anytime soon. Stay heroic, folks.