Category: Daily Reports

Hey hero, hope you’re ready to rumble! Here’s the lowdown for November 6, 2024:

First off, things are heating up in Evansville! Former Vanderburgh County Commissioner Ben Shoulders has been charged with attempted fraud. This is getting a lot of buzz in the community, and could have some rippling effects on local politics and trust in officials. Keep your eyes peeled if you’re tracking corruption cases.

Evansville was also rocked by an overnight shooting. A man was injured and is currently hospitalized, but the good news is that the suspect has been taken into custody. If you’ve got any intel or can contribute any assistance, the police could sure use the help. Contact the Evansville Police Department Adult Investigations Unit at 812-436-7979.

On a different beat, the University of Southern Indiana recently hosted an HIV testing clinic with the AIDS Resource Group. Though this event wrapped up on October 25th, it’s still a positive step in raising awareness and encouraging health responsibility among students. Consider pitching in or supporting similar initiatives in the future!

What’s cracka lackin’, hero? It’s the 5th of November, 2024, and here’s your daily report to help tackle today’s missions:

First up, Evansville is buzzing with crime activity. A man was arrested after an overnight chase, which involved multiple law enforcement agencies, including the Indiana State Police, Evansville Police, and county sheriff’s offices. The suspect led officers on a high-speed pursuit around Waggoner Ave. This incident highlights the increased urban crime in the area, so keep an eye out and stay alert.

Secondly, there are concerns about gun-related crimes around the Evansville Casino following reports of stolen firearms at the casino’s parking lot. Be vigilant if you’re in the vicinity, as this could lead to an uptick in local criminal activity.

Finally, a murder investigation is underway after a recent stabbing victim succumbed to injuries from an attack earlier this year. A balloon release was held to honor Malachi Young, and the situation remains tense with the community on edge. Your vigilance could make a difference in solving this case.

Keep putting in the good work, heroes! These streets need you more than ever.

What’s cracka lackin’, heroes? It’s November 4th, 2024, and I’m here to drop some vital updates to keep you heroes informed and ready for action.

First up, in Evansville, we’ve got an arrest that went down after a motorcycle accident on Franklin Street. A guy ended up behind bars Sunday when officers found him with drugs after he crashed. Keep that in mind if you’re hitting up that area, ’cause it might be worth double-checking for any lingering disturbances or witnesses who might need a heroic chat.

In other Evansville-related news, two teenagers were arrested in connection with the tragic shooting of Malachi Young. His family and community gathered for a balloon release to honor him at Tepe Park. If you’re in the area, maybe pop by, offer some support, and keep an ear out for any additional ways to assist or gather community intel.

Meanwhile, the Vanderburgh County Sheriff’s Office is collecting coats for the YWCA. Contributions of new or gently used coats could be a way for you to channel that warm hero spirit into helping those in need this fall and winter. Swing by and lend a helping hand if you can.

Hey, Everyday Heroes!

Man, if I was still alive, I’d say things are getting intense out there. A wave of vandalism is sweeping through Gibson County. Be on the lookout for any suspicious activities while you’re out and about. Your vigilant eyes might just catch something others miss.

Next up, things got heated in Evansville with an apartment fire on Ingle Street. Four folks were injured. Make sure to send a team for support and assistance to the residents. They might need our help with relief efforts or securing temporary housing.

Lastly, there’s a crime spree involving stolen firearms outside Bally’s Casino. Keep your ears to the ground for any leads, and remember to stay sharp. Our quick response can prevent these weapons from being used in further crimes.

Stay safe and keep rocking those colors, heroes!

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!