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.
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A Louisiana woman was formally charged in an incident on March 28 where she allegedly hit a stop light post while driving a semi-tractor trailer and later struck a building.
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A decision on the issue of criminal charges for the driver in a fatal school bus crash in Marshall County in December will be announced Friday afternoon.
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An armed standoff in Plymouth ended with no injuries Wednesday morning. Plymouth Police say it happened around 9:45 a.m. in the area of Western Avenue and Hoham Drive. Officers say they pulled over a Honda due to a report of a possible intoxicated driver, and the driver displayed a handgun and threatened to harm himself.
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A fight at the Marshall County Jail ended with an inmate being taken to the hospital Friday afternoon. Sheriff Matt Hassel says the fight apparently started between two inmates and then a third joined in. Hassel says three jail officers were called to the area to stop the fight.
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The parents of a Plymouth toddler have been sentenced for neglect of a dependent and charges related to dealing and possession of methamphetamine, according to a press release provided by the Marshall County Prosecutor’s Office.
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On behalf of the Marshall County Prosecutor’s office, Prosecutor Nelson Chipman recently extended heartfelt sympathies to the victims and families impacted by Wednesday’s bus accident.
In a statement shared with media outlets, Chipman mentioned that the investigation into the fatal crash on U.S. 31 continues. He explained that the lead investigative agency is the Indiana State Police and that he has the utmost confidence in the skills of the ISP officers involved. Continue reading
Marshall County Council members considered salary ordinance amendments for the Prosecutor’s Office as well as the Probation Department when they met Tuesday morning. Continue reading
Two Plymouth residents are in the Marshall County Jail following an investigation into a complaint of child abuse.
Marshall County police arrested an Argos man on Tuesday on suspicion of inappropriate sexual contact with an underage girl.
A LaPaz man has been sentenced to 25 years for burglary and being a habitual offender. Justin Haining, 28, was accused of stealing jewelry, an AR-15 rifle, almost 500 rounds of ammunition, and the homeowners’ vehicle, in a 2016 home burglary, according to the Marshall County Prosecutor’s Office.
The Marshall County Prosecutor’s Office is asking for the public’s help in finding whoever abandoned several dogs near Dixon Lake. Fifteen dogs have been retrieved by the Marshall County Humane Society, as of Friday afternoon.
A Culver woman was arrested on May 3 on several charges after police were made aware of a complaint of a child locked in a cage.
A Plymouth woman pleaded guilty in a plea agreement with the state on a charge of welfare fraud as a Level 6 felony.
A Bourbon woman was taken into police custody on Tuesday, April 10 on charges of fraud on a financial institution and theft.
A Plymouth man was arrested on Friday, March 30, after reportedly driving under the influence of alcohol, driving the wrong way on U.S. 30 and causing an accident that resulted in injuries.
An Argos man was arrested late Monday after his alleged involvement in a two vehicle accident. For DUI related cases, DUI Attorney in Long Beach should be contacted immediately.
According to Marshall County police, dispatchers received a phone call about a two vehicle accident involving a semi and a silver passenger car on U.S. 6 and State Road 106 near Bremen. Police say the car sustained extensive damage to the passenger side of the vehicle.
Marshall County Prosecutor Nelson Chipman has announced four more arrests as part of a warrant sweep Thursday on 18B Road in Tippecanoe.
Three suspected drug dealers were arrested in Marshall County Thursday morning in what police are calling a warrant sweep.
Officers with the Indiana State Police Bremen Post, Indiana State Police Drug Enforcement Section and Indiana State Police ERT executed a search warrant at a home in the 3,000 block of 18 B Road in Tippecanoe there they allegedly found numerous guns, prescription pills, and suspected methamphetamine. Gabriel Geldner, 41, was arrested on an outstanding warrant for dealing in a schedule IV controlled substance, a Level 5 felony. The case information has been forwarded to the Marshall County Prosecutor’s Office for review of additional charges. He is being held in the Marshall County Jail with a $40,000 bond. Continue reading
On Wednesday, January 17th 44-year-old Geraldine Whitfield, of Rochester, appeared in Marshall Superior Court No. 1 where she was sentenced by agreement to 9 years imprisonment for Possession of Methamphetamine as a Level 3 Felony.
According to information released by the Marshall County Prosecutor’s Office, 7 of those years call for incarceration at the Indiana Department of Corrections followed by 2 years of reporting probation. Continue reading
