A Plymouth man is the Marshall County Jail after officers allegedly found him in possession of drugs.
A patrolman with the Marshall County Sheriff’s Department, with the assistance of officers from the Plymouth Police Department, executed an arrest warrant at the Red Rock Inn on Saturday evening. When Wesley Drew Henry, 27, was placed into police custody on a warrant, officers allegedly found several grams of methamphetamine and marijuana in his possession along with drug paraphernalia.
A South Bend man was taken into custody early Monday morning after allegedly stealing items from a Plymouth business and fleeing.
A Walmart representative notified police of a theft from the store. Police say the suspect, later identified as 40-year-old Sulton Williams, pushed a cart full of unpaid items out of the store and into an awaiting vehicle with a male driver. Williams reportedly put a computer, DVD player and some cat food into the white Ford Fusion, but left behind other items and fled in the vehicle.
An investigation is underway following a drug overdose at the Red Rock Inn in Plymouth on Thursday.
According to a report from the Indiana State Police Bremen Post, two ISP troopers responded to a 911 call at the motel and found an unresponsive man on the floor. When officers checked the man he did not have a pulse and was not breathing. The woman who called for help told officers the man had used heroin. Two doses of Narcan were administered and after two minutes of CPR the man began to breathe. Plymouth EMS staff arrived at the scene to resume medical care. The man was transported to St. Joseph Regional Medical Center and later released.
Indiana State Police are investigating after a 90-minute standoff involving Marshall County and Plymouth police reportedly ended with a man shooting himself. State police say it happened Friday morning along a tree line on King Road north of 9A Road. Continue reading
A Plymouth man is credited with taking the effort to take the wheel from an incapacitated driver in a time of a medical emergency Tuesday morning.
According to the Plymouth Police Department, Dan Sutton, 27, observed the driver of a vehicle begin to convulse as the victim’s car crossed the intersection of Jefferson Street and Oak Road and aimed for the cars behind him.
Two people were arrested Monday, after police executed a search warrant at a Plymouth home as part of a meth investigation. The Indiana State Police Criminal Interdiction Unit, the State Police SWAT Team, and the Plymouth K-9 officer all arrived at the home in the 11300 block of Maple Road. Continue reading
A Kokomo man was arrested following a struggle with Plymouth police officers.
The officers were called to the area of North Michigan Street and Plymouth-Goshen Trail shortly after 3 a.m. on Tuesday after receiving information that a woman was screaming for help and being held against her will.
Officers from the Plymouth Police Department are warning residents of a phone scam involving satellite service.
On Friday, a caller informed police that a scam artist is telling victims that a software upgrade is available for purchase for current programming. When the victim attempted to call the number given by the “company”, it was discovered that the number is not affiliated with any type of satellite service.
Plymouth police officers urge residents to direct any questions about current, active satellite service to their service provider.
A pair was arrested Saturday morning after officers were able to retrieve a stolen vehicle.
An officer from the Plymouth Police Department was notified that a truck was reported stolen. The caller had followed the truck on U.S. 30 traveling west and then south on Pioneer Drive in Plymouth.
The Plymouth Police Department arrested a man on Friday afternoon on suspicion of sexual misconduct with a minor.
Police were called to a residence on Baker Street in Plymouth after receiving a call about a domestic disturbance. Officers say further investigation found that Brandon Goodman, 20, had committed a sexual offense with a minor.
The Plymouth Police Department recently completed a 24-day enforcement period where the officers focused on dangerous and impaired driving.
Statistics revealed 21 tickets were written and one arrest was made in the City of Plymouth.
A retiring police officer will leave the Plymouth Police Department with his service weapon.
The Plymouth Board of Public Works this week approved a resolution to deem the officer’s handgun as surplus property to the police department. With that unanimous approval, the weapon can be released from the department’s inventory to the officer when he is prepared to leave office.
Two Plymouth residents were taken to jail, after they allegedly tried to use a counterfeit $100 bill. Continue reading
A Plymouth man was booked into the Marshall County Jail after reportedly running into a pole at 1505 N. Michigan Street and fleeing the scene.
According to a report filed by the Plymouth Police Department, officers arrived at the scene shortly after 6:30 a.m. on Saturday where they found a damaged white Chevrolet Impala without a driver. The vehicle hit a NIPSCO pole at that location and snapped the pole in half. The broken pole fell on top of the car while power lines scattered across N. Michigan Street.
Three people were arrested on drug charges after police executed a search warrant at a Plymouth apartment Saturday. Officers with the Marshall County and Plymouth police departments and Marshall County Drug Task Force executed the warrant at 700 West Garro Street at around 9:21 a.m. Continue reading
An accident involving two vehicles caused damage to a building on Jefferson Street on Monday afternoon.
According to Plymouth Police, a vehicle driven by a 17-year-old driver was attempting to cross Jefferson Street at North Walnut Street in his Chevy Silverado when it collided with Barbara Wray’s vehicle at the intersection. The driver stated he did not see Wray’s Jeep Wrangler traveling east on West Jefferson Street in Plymouth. As a result, Wray’s Jeep pushed the Silverado into a building and caused damage to the corner of the building at 225 W. Jefferson Street. No injuries were reported at the scene.
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Methamphetamine was allegedly found during a Plymouth traffic stop Thursday morning, sending two people to jail. It happened around 9:45 a.m. at U.S. 30 and Michigan Street, according to the Marshall County Police Department. Continue reading
A Plymouth woman is free on bond following her Friday arrest on drug charges. Continue reading
A Granger man who reportedly led police on a high-speed chase through two counties after stealing merchandise from a Plymouth store faces numerous criminal charges in Marshall County. Continue reading
A welfare check by Plymouth Police on a restaurant patron ended with a trip to jail after officers reportedly found drugs in the man’s vehicle. Continue reading
