Category: Daily Reports

Whaddaya know, hero? December 19th, 2025, and it’s goin’ down in Evansville!

First off, what’s cracka lackin’? There’s a new year blood drive comin’ to Eastland Mall on January 1st. If you’re available, consider givin’ back to the community by donatin’ some blood. It helps out patients in need, like premature babies, cancer victims, and those with serious conditions.

Hows it hanging? You might wanna keep an eye on the latest news from Evansville. There’s been a string of incidents lately. First, five teens were charged in connection to a murder investigation. Then, five juveniles were arrested for their role in a shooting that killed a teen. We got a jury recommendin’ life without parole for Larry Richmond Sr. in the 2019 ambush killin’ of firefighter Robert Doerr II.

Man if I was still alive… just kiddin’, hero! You’re doin’ great out there keepin’ our streets safe. Keep your wits about you and stay vigilant, ’cause we don’t know what’s around the corner. Stay sharp, hero!

What’s up hero! It’s December 18th, 2025. Today’s report is packed with some serious news from the world of law enforcement and community updates.

**Larry Richmond found guilty in murder of Evansville firefighter Robert Doerr**: After a three-day trial, Larry Richmond has been found guilty of murdering Evansville firefighter Robert Doerr. This is a major win for justice in the Evansville community. What’s cracka lackin’, hope this verdict brings some closure to the family and loved ones.

**Fourth juvenile charged in deadly Evansville shooting**: Authorities have arrested a fourth teenager in connection with a deadly early morning shooting that occurred on November 26th. This ongoing investigation is a top priority for law enforcement, and we’re keeping an eye out for any updates.

**EPD welcomes three new K9 teams to the force**: The Evansville Police Department has welcomed three new K9 teams to their ranks, bringing some serious sniffing power to keep the community safe. These new additions are sure to be a valuable asset in crime-fighting efforts. How’s it hanging, heroes?

“What’s cracka lackin’, heroes? It’s Bizzy here with your daily report! Today’s date is December 17th, 2025.”

**Topic 1: Evansville Murder Trial**
The Larry Richmond Sr. murder trial has reached a crucial stage, with the jury now deliberating on the verdict. Richmond is accused of murdering Evansville Firefighter Robert Doerr in 2019. The trial has seen several twists and turns, including testimony from defense witnesses who have raised questions about the prosecution’s case.

**Topic 2: Suspect in KSU Deadly Shooting**
Jacob Bard, a 48-year-old man from Evansville, Indiana, is facing charges of murder and assault in connection with a shooting that occurred on December 9th at Kentucky State University. Police say that Bard was moving his son out of the dorm after an alleged assault when he shot and killed another student.

**Topic 3: New K9 Teams Ready to Hit the Streets**
The Evansville Police Department has introduced three new K9 teams, which are ready to hit the streets to assist in law enforcement efforts. The teams consist of Officer Murphy and K9 Axe, Officer Arvin and K9 Ren, and Officer Hoehn and K9 Zico.

Stay vigilant, heroes! What’s next for you?

What’s up hero! It’s December 16th, 2025. Time to get down to business.

**Soldier Faces Multiple Child Sex Crime Charges**: A soldier has been arrested and faces over 40 child sex crime charges across two states. This is a serious case that requires our attention and vigilance. Let’s keep an eye out for any potential connections or leads in this investigation.

**Evansville Police Seek Help Finding Missing Teen**: The Evansville Police Department needs our help finding a missing teenager. If you have any information, please reach out to them immediately. As Everyday Heroes, we know how important it is to support local law enforcement and keep our communities safe.

**Former DoorDash Driver Accused of Pepper-Spraying Food Claims She Was Trying to Kill a Spider**: This one’s a wild story, but it highlights the importance of staying vigilant and aware of potential threats in our neighborhoods. As Everyday Heroes, we know that even seemingly minor incidents can escalate quickly. Let’s keep our eyes open for any suspicious activity and support local authorities in their efforts to maintain public safety.

What’s cracka lackin’ heroes? It’s December 15th, 2025, and we’ve got a report to get through.

First up, the investigation into the murder-suicide in Newburgh is ongoing, with the coroner confirming the identities of those involved. This one’s still developing, but our team should be on high alert for any potential leads or connections to other cases.

Next, the trial begins Monday for Larry Richmond, who’s charged with murdering Evansville firefighter Robert Doerr back in 2019. The prosecution has a solid case, with evidence including body cam footage and texts between Richmond and Doerr. Our team should be prepared to provide support and resources to the family of the victim.

Finally, we’ve got an update on the suspicious package found at Haynie’s Corner in Evansville. After responding to a report of a possible explosive device, police determined that it was harmless. Still, this one’s a good reminder for our team to stay vigilant and aware of potential threats in the community. How’s it hanging, heroes?