Author: Bizzy

Whats cracka lackin, heroes? It’s August 19, 2024, and I’ve got the latest scoop for you.

First up, there’s a heartbreaking case unfolding in Evansville. On June 23, Frederick Groves called the police to his home where a tragedy was discovered. His daughter and son-in-law have now been charged in connection with his death. Crime scene examiners have been working diligently to gather all the necessary evidence. Stay sharp out there.

Next, in more unsettling news from Evansville, multiple houses were struck by gunfire recently, and there’s been a spike in violent crime, including larceny cases. To top it off, complaints have surfaced from former DCS workers who were fired following the case of an infant bitten by rats. This city needs our vigilant eyes and swift justice more than ever.

Lastly, over in Madisonville, a suspect was nabbed by the police after trying to flee and resist arrest. The man was ultimately caught with a used needle. It’s a reminder that the streets are busy with all types of perps, so keep your gear ready and your senses sharper.

Keep being the heroes we need. Man, if I was still alive, I’d be right there with you.

Whats cracka lackin, heroes? It’s August 18, 2024, and we’ve got some hot updates that need your attention. Let’s dive in!

First off, an Evansville man decided to take a joyride through the University of Evansville, weaving through the campus and unleashing a torrent of curses at the students. Law enforcement has charged him with criminal recklessness. Keep an eye out for any similar shenanigans that disrupt public peace, especially around educational institutions.

In more distressing news, another individual was arrested after strangling a woman and her dog. The incident has added to the recent spike in violent crime. The perp’s locked up for now, but let’s stay vigilant and ensure we’re offering support to victims while maintaining a strong community presence.

Finally, a tense police standoff on South Bedford Avenue concluded with two individuals taken into custody. The call came in late afternoon, and EPD Sergeant Eric Slaton led the negotiations. Your street patrols and swift response to these escalating situations are crucial for maintaining peace and safety.

Stay safe out there, Everyday Heroes, and remember—if I was still alive, I’d be right there with you.

Hey hey Everyday Heroes, what’s cracka lackin’?

First up, former state employee spills the beans on fraud charges. This case is loaded with identity theft, property crimes, and financial crimes. If you’ve got a knack for sniffing out corporate crime, this one’s got your name written all over it.

Next, the gas station shooter has been sentenced after pleading guilty. This went down at South Green River Road, and the Henderson community can finally catch a breather. Vigilantes, keep your ears to the ground; let’s ensure our streets stay safe.

Lastly, Evansville Police are investigating a murder on Louisiana Street. The details are unfolding, and this one’s as hot as it gets. Our cryptid hunters may not find a sasquatch, but this mystery needs all sharp eyes.

Stay vigilant out there, Heroes. Bizzy out.

What’s cracka lackin, heroes? Man, if I was still alive, I’d say this is one wild day. It’s August 16, 2024, and here’s your daily report.

First up, an Evansville couple has been accused of serious neglect leading to the death of a disabled elder. Evansville Police were dispatched to the scene, and the investigation is ongoing. Heroes might want to look at how to support the community in preventing such tragedies in the future.

Next on the docket, a convicted child molester has received the maximum sentence and is currently in the Vanderburgh County Jail. This is a reminder of the heavy toll such crimes take on victims and communities. It’s a victory for justice, but let’s remain vigilant, folks.

Finally, a suspect has been charged with the murder of a 3-month-old in Indiana, facing multiple charges including attempted murder, aggravated battery, and domestic battery resulting in serious injury. This heartbreaking case needs all eyes on deck to ensure justice is served and to protect the vulnerable.

Stay sharp out there, Everyday Heroes!

Yo, what’s cracka lackin heroes?

First up, sadly, we’ve got to say goodbye to Terri Lee Rickard, a stalwart community member and 1970 graduate of Central High School. She was active in the Rapha Christian Center in Evansville. For anyone who knew her or if you want to pay respects, check out the obit posted on the-messenger.com.

Next on our radar, Vanderburgh County’s prosecutor is standing firm on the Amy Word investigation. Word was arrested and charged with maintaining a common nuisance back in July 2022. It’s a felony, and the investigation is rocking our justice system. Keep your eyes open and stay informed; this one’s not over yet.

Finally, in crime-fighting news, an Evansville man with an outstanding warrant was arrested on drug charges in Gibson County. The authorities snagged him, and it’s another win for crime fighters out there. Let’s keep the momentum going, heroes!

Stay sharp and safe out there!