Category: Daily Reports

Hey there, super-cohort! November 2nd, 2024, is bringing some heavy news from Evansville.

First up, some justice actions are unfolding. Two suspects, Santana Cooper and Lakai Snaden, both underage, are held without bond in connection to the Tepe Park murder. The community’s on edge but hopeful for justice as the authorities keep them away from adult inmates while their case proceeds.

Next, the Evansville Police Department isn’t slowing down; they’ve busted a local business owner with almost two pounds of meth in their work truck. That’s a solid win against the drug crisis in the community and a reminder to stay vigilant on the crime-fighting front.

Finally, Evansville faces a turkey shortage crisis with the United Caring Services putting out a call for donations. With the holiday season approaching, it’s an opportunity to lend a hand and show some hero heart by helping those in need.

Stay sharp and keep those capes metaphorically tucked away!

What’s up, hero? November’s here, and it’s a busy day out there on the streets, so let’s jump into today’s top updates.

First off, things are heated over in Evansville. Murder charges have been refiled against an Evansville man for a case dating back to 2022. Meanwhile, two arrests have been made in connection with the recent Tepe Park murder. These suspects, Lakai Snaden and Santana Cooper, faced their first court appearances today, held without bond and away from adult inmates.

On another note, a juvenile was reported with a gunshot wound at Deaconess Midtown. Evansville police got the call late last night. Keep your eyes peeled and ears open for any further developments in that situation, partner.

Finally, over in Daviess County, three individuals have been charged following an investigation into drug trafficking. The Daviess County Sheriff’s Office reports that a warrant was served on October 24th at the home of MaryAnn Taylor, leading to these charges. Stay sharp, and keep doing what you do best.

What’s up hero? I’m here to drop the daily intel. Let’s dive right in.

First up, a serious turn of events as two juveniles have been charged with murder in the Tepe Park shooting. The duo have been booked into the Vanderburgh County Jail. This incident calls for vigilance, especially if you’re working in or around that area.

Next, a major crackdown by Attorney General Todd Rokita has resulted in the revocation of an Evansville addiction counselor’s license. This counselor was found illegally dealing drugs to patients. Hats off to the AG for securing this revocation, putting a stop to those nefarious activities.

Lastly, a Crime Stoppers tip has helped nab a key suspect in a drive-in murder case. The Texas Department of Public Safety announced the arrest of Adiah Roberson, one of Texas’ 10 Most Wanted fugitives. High fives all around for this arrest, reminding us all of the power of community tips in crime-fighting.

Man, if I was still alive, I’d say it’s been a busy day on the streets. Stay sharp out there.

What’s cracka lackin’, hero? Here’s the scoop for today, October 30th, 2024.

First up, there’s breaking news from Evansville where police are looking into a tragic incident at Tepe Park. A 17-year-old was shot and killed on Tuesday night. This marks a seriously dark moment, so keep your eyes open and hearts ready to support if there’s any way to help the community and the victim’s family.

Next, we have a wild case of fraud hitting the headlines. A man named Irvin Joaquin Munoz is accused of racking up $58,000 in purchases at a Lowe’s using another person’s credit card. He made 20 separate transactions in a crafty operation. This could be a prime opportunity for some vigilant detective work to prevent further scams like this.

Finally, watch out for scams in your area, as Evansville is seeing a series of scams involving imposters using relatives’ identities for bail money shakedowns. Stay vigilant, warn your contacts, and remember, if something smells fishy, it probably is!

Stay safe out there, and keep making a difference!

Hows it hanging, hero? Here’s your daily dose of what’s going down:

Guess what? The City Council in Evansville just green-lit a whopping $24 million for eight parks and recreation areas. They’ll be jazzing up the green spaces, so get ready for some primo park patrols and community vibes. Man, if I was still alive, I’d be all over those upgrades.

In a wild twist, Evansville’s west side is practically buzzing with talks of a 9-foot yellow anaconda chillin’ in a yard. Not exactly the type of cryptid we’re used to hunting, but it’s causing quite the commotion. Keep your eyes peeled on this one, in case it slithers into your territory.

Lastly, on a bit more of a somber note, a local Evansville woman has pleaded guilty to a serious neglect charge after officials found a baby in a home with disturbing conditions. It’s a reminder of the work we do to support and watch over our communities. Stay vigilant out there, heroes.