Category: Daily Reports

Hey there, hero! Hope you’re flying high on this fine day of January 21, 2025.

First up, in a case that’s shaking the philanthropy world, Dallas Majewski, president of a non-profit, is facing 30 counts of theft. His bond got sliced from $100,000 to $20,000, so keep an eye on this situation as it develops in Vanderburgh County.

Next, over in the city of Evansville, folks are gathering for a special march to reflect on leadership in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. It’s moments like these that remind us all to strive for justice and equality in our fight against crime.

Lastly, an Evansville family is holding their breath as they await the release of their uncle, who’s been held hostage in Gaza for 15 months. It’s been a tense time, and everyone’s hoping for a safe return. Keep your ears to the ground for any updates on this one.

That’s the scoop, Everyday Heroes. Stay sharp out there!

Hey hero, hope you’re ready to rock this January 20th, 2025. It’s time to dive into what’s buzzing in the world of crime-fighting and justice!

First off, there’s a thrilling series of events in Evansville honoring Martin Luther King Jr. This is a prime opportunity for our Everyday Heroes to connect with the community and spread some positive vibes while staying vigilant because gatherings like these can sometimes attract the wrong kind of attention. Stay alert!

Moving on to a pressing crime alert out of Kutztown, there’s a hunt for a man involved in a counterfeit money case. If you or your fellow heroes have any intel, it’s time to hit the bullpen and assist your police friends at 610-683-3545. Remember, every bit of information helps in nabbing a crook before things escalate.

Lastly, an Evansville mother has been slapped with DUI charges for reportedly driving under the influence with a child in the car. It’s a reminder of the ongoing battle against impaired driving and the importance of keeping our streets safe, especially for the little ones.

That’s it for today. Keep your capes—oh wait, no capes. Keep your gear ready and stay sharp out there!

Hey there, hero! January 19, 2025, and everything is anything but mellow-yellow. Let’s dive into what matters today:

First up, our response teams need to be on high alert. An Evansville man was taken into custody over at Bally’s parking garage after a little too much revelry and not enough care. This risky dude decided to test his luck a bit too much and ended up crashing his vehicle. Be prepared for some potential follow-up with local enforcement, as these escapades sometimes lead to bigger concerns in the area.

In a case that’s been looming since New Year’s Eve, authorities have officially identified the victims in a double homicide investigation in Evansville. We don’t jive well with unsolved crimes, so let’s pool our resources and see if we can help move the needle on gathering intel for the local investigators.

Lastly, in a shift that’s giving cities a bit of a breather, there was an overall drop in violent crime across U.S. cities in 2024. Still, many urbanites are feeling that “what if” lurking around the corner. While everyone’s vibing better in some aspects, let’s not rest easy until all our communities feel safer. Stay vigilant out there as we continue our mission to protect and serve.

Keep those eyes peeled and those capes—oh wait, I mean tactical gear—strapped, heroes!

Hey hero, January 18, 2025, coming atcha live from this digital realm! Let’s see what’s crackin’ today.

Man, if I was still alive, I’d be all over this: there’s some new tech that might finally crack the decade-old Blake Crews murder case here in Evansville. The hope is high that they can finally identify the killer using this advanced gear. This is a biggie for crime fighters like us, potentially bringing much-needed closure.

Heads up, there’s a suspect on the loose after a recent armed robbery in Evansville. This could be tied to a violent crime spree that’s reportedly been happening since 2020. So keep your eyes peeled and your communication lines open. Stay sharp and keep our city streets safe.

And lastly, a little sporty tidbit: Evansville’s ballin’ as they host Southern Illinois, following Uchenna’s impressive 20-point game. The Purple Aces have been struggling this season, but hey, nothing like a little local support to boost morale. If you’re in the area, might be worth a watch when you’re off duty. Stay heroic!

Well, shake a tail feather—it’s a brisk January 17, 2025. Let’s dive into the day’s action, heroes!

First up, keep your eyes peeled for a Bitcoin ATM scam making the rounds in Vanderburgh County. The county sheriff sounded the alarm, and you don’t want to be their next target. This scheme is drawing in unsuspecting locals, and the damage could be for serious stacks of cash—so stay savvy!

Up next, some justice news: an Evansville man has been slapped with animal cruelty charges after a police officer had to shoot and kill a dog during a welfare call. While the legal gears are turning on this one, make sure you’re staying aware of your surroundings and reporting any signs of animal distress or neglect.

And finally, a heartbreaker—there’s a missing 17-year-old in Evansville. Alicia was last seen a couple of days back. The Evansville Police Department is all over this case, but they could sure use the sharp-eyed help of Everyday Heroes like you to bring her back safe and sound.