A Bremen man was taken into custody on Tuesday, June 25 on suspicion of child molestation.
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Knox Woman Arrested on Drug Charges
A Knox woman was taken into custody in the early morning hours on Saturday following a traffic stop.
Continue readingMaintenance Director to Seek Quotes for Heating, Cooling Units at Jail
The heating and cooling rooftop units at the Marshall County Jail are at an age where Jail Maintenance Director John Greer is urging the Marshall County Commissioners to look into replacing them soon.
Continue readingFormer Office Manager Accused of Defrauding Argos-Area Business Out of More Than $130,000
The former office manager of B & G Truck Conversions is accused of defrauding the Argos-area business out of more than $130,000. Marshall County Police believe Jennifer Kay Yeo, 46, of Bourbon, created false business expenses, and then forged the checks to her own name. Officers say over 130 checks in her name were discovered.
Continue readingPlymouth Man Arrested for Public Intoxication Friday
A Plymouth man was arrested for public intoxication Friday morning. Plymouth Police say they were called to the Centier Bank at Oak and Jefferson just before 1:00 a.m., following reports that a man was in the road and was almost hit twice by cars.
Continue readingMarshall County Jail Population Continues to Increase
Marshall County officials look to ramp up discussions on an addition to the Marshall County Jail as the jail population continues to climb.
Continue readingElkhart Man Arrested on Theft Charge
An Elkhart man was arrested in Plymouth on Saturday after police found a vehicle without driver’s side tires.
Continue readingSuspect Arrested in Alleged Bremen Child Molestation Incidents
A suspect in a report of alleged child molestation acts in Bremen and in the state of Georgia was arrested by Bremen Police Officers on Tuesday, May 28.
Continue readingPlymouth Man Taken to Jail on Suspicion of Drunk Driving
A Plymouth man was taken to jail Monday night, after police say he was driving with a blood alcohol concentration above .15 percent with a juvenile passenger.
Continue readingPlymouth Man Arrested for Auto Theft Warrant, After Allegedly Leading Police on Foot Chase
A Plymouth man wanted on suspicion of auto theft was arrested Friday, but not before he allegedly led police on a short foot chase.
Continue readingMarshall County Commissioners Receive Maintenance Update
The roof-top heating and cooling units at the Marshall County Jail were recently evaluated and came back with a positive report.
Continue readingMarshall County Sheriff, Commissioners to Put Hold on Intergovernmental Agreement
An intergovernmental agreement between Marshall County and other jail facilities is now on hold.
Continue readingPlymouth Man Arrested after Report of Shots Fired
A Plymouth man was arrested Thursday night after officers responded to a report of shots fired.
Continue readingKnox Residents Arrested on Theft, Drug Charges
Bremen Police Stop Suspect in Fraud Spree
Officers from the Bremen Police Department put a stop to a rash of fraudulent activity at Interra Credit Union banks across Northern Indiana.
Continue readingMarshall County Jail Population Remains a Concern
The Marshall County Sheriff is looking for solutions to alleviate a jail population increase.
Continue readingBremen Police Arrest Four in Traffic Stops
Officers from the Bremen Police Department arrested four people in four traffic stops over the course of two days.
Continue readingDocuments Related to Open Enrollment, Adult Education Approved by Plymouth School Board
The Plymouth Community School Corporation will be able to continue accepting transfer students next school year, following action by the school board. The school board took the annual step Tuesday of setting an official transfer deadline and grade-level capacities.
Continue readingMarshall County Inmates Complete Substance Education Program
Seven inmates at the Marshall County Jail took the first step in the recovery process by completing the Substance Education Program.
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