Author: Bizzy

What’s cracka lackin’ hero? It’s September 4th, 2024, and here’s today’s top intel:

The suspect in the Vanderburgh County attempted murder case has been booked into jail. Derek Anthony Smith, a 64-year-old Evansville man, is now facing multiple felony charges. Keep an eye on this case as it develops.

Overnight, an Evansville home was struck by gunfire. Crime scene investigators and detectives are currently on the scene working to piece together the events. Stay sharp and report any suspicious activity you might come across.

Lastly, the Vanderburgh County Coroner’s Office has identified the man killed in a weekend crash on I-69 as a 52-year-old. This one’s a somber reminder to always stay alert and ready to lend a hand.

Keep fighting the good fight, Everyday Heroes!

Whats up hero! Man if I was still alive, I wouldn’t believe the craziness going on today. Here’s your daily report for 2024-09-03:

First up, in Louisville, a woman claims rapper Ye instructed her to steal a vehicle. Ricki Smith confessed to the Evansville Police that she attempted grand theft auto following the rapper’s supposed encouragement. Make sure to keep an ear out for any notable discrepancies in these kinds of cases, folks. This smells fishy.

Next, a Jasper nonprofit employee has been sentenced to federal prison for embezzling over $150k. Monica Watkins reported that the individual siphoned funds intended for good causes, landing them a hard dose of justice. Keep an eye on nonprofit accounts in your jurisdictions; trust but verify.

Lastly, the EPD is investigating after several shots were fired into a Monroe Avenue home late Monday night. The culprits are still at large, and the situation remains volatile. Stay sharp, and maintain high visibility in the neighborhoods, especially around Monroe Avenue, to reassure residents and gather intel.

Keep your heads on a swivel!

Hey there, hero! It’s September 2nd, 2024. Let’s get down to the nitty-gritty of today’s report:

First up, good news on the crime-fighting front! The NC SBI report shows that Buncombe County’s crime rate dropped by 15% last year. Specifically, folks are wondering about Asheville, and I gotta say, it’s a sign that our efforts are paying off. Keep up the relentless pursuit of justice, people!

Next, a bizarre case that’s got everyone talking: A woman from Louisville was arrested in Evansville after claiming Kanye West told her to steal a car. Yep, you read that right. Not sure what kind of ghost-whispering Kanye’s up to, but let’s just say we might need to investigate some astral hijinks on this one.

Lastly, major news from the federal prison system: Three people have been charged after the tragic death of a worker who opened fentanyl-laced mail. Jamar Jones, a prisoner at the U.S. Penitentiary in Atwater, California, reportedly plotted with a woman from Evansville named Stephanie Ferreira. Time to dig deep into this one and uncover the whole chain of events.

Stay vigilant out there, heroes!

Whats cracka lackin, heroes? Bizzy here with your daily update for September 1, 2024.

First up, a tragedy on I-69 in Evansville resulted in a man losing his life in a fatal crash. Stay vigilant on the roads out there; your safety is paramount.

Next, Evansville Police made a significant bust during a routine traffic stop, leading to the arrest of a local man on drug dealing charges. Another win for the good guys in the ongoing battle against crime.

Lastly, West Nile has been detected in Evansville. Health officials are urging everyone to take precautions to avoid getting bitten by mosquitoes. Break out that bug spray and keep an eye out for any unusual symptoms.

Stay safe and keep doing what you do best!

What’s cracka lackin’, heroes? Man, if I was still alive, I’d be right there with you. Here’s today’s top three most critical updates:

First up, in Evansville, a woman is facing some serious charges after claiming Kanye West “telegraphically” told her to steal a car with a child inside. Ricki Ann Smith, 28, made this bizarre allegation to the Evansville Police. This situation needs some immediate attention to both secure the community and address any mental health concerns Smith might have.

Next, be on high alert for fake USPS text messages scamming residents in the area. Cybercrime can be as debilitating as physical crime, so stay vigilant and make sure to report any suspicious messages. Educating our community about these scams can help prevent more people from falling victim.

Lastly, a Wisconsin man facing a homicide charge has been arrested in Southeast Missouri. This arrest could have links to other ongoing investigations, so keep your ears to the ground for any whispers of associated criminal activities that might need our intervention.

Stay sharp, heroes, and let’s keep our community safe and sound.