A Plymouth man was taken into custody on Saturday for alleged disorderly conduct and resisting law enforcement.
On August 19th, the Marshall County Sheriff’s Department received several calls of a male subject causing a disturbance in the area of Warana Drive. Continue reading
A Plymouth man was arrested after allegedly peeking into windows in private property.
A report of a theft at the Plymouth Walmart led to the arrest of an Ora man, but not before police reportedly found drugs in his possession. Plymouth Police say that around 10:00 Thursday night, they got a call of a theft in progress. When officers got to Walmart, they say they found Charles E. Jensen, 45, cutting items out of packages. Police took him into custody and reportedly found him to be in possession of a legend drug.
A Plymouth theft investigation led to the arrest of a Rochester man for drug-related offenses. Plymouth Police say it happened Wednesday afternoon near First and Madison streets. They say they were investigating a theft that was reported a few blocks away when they arrested Richard Hinsey, 33, for possession of methamphetamine, possession of drug paraphernalia, and resisting law enforcement. Continue reading
Schools around Indiana will soon get handheld metal detectors. Now, school safety officials have to figure out how they’re going to use them. Last month, Governor Eric Holcomb launched a program that gives metal detector wands to every school that requests them. But it doesn’t provide funding for guards to staff a security checkpoint.
A suspect in a pursuit is still at large.
A Plymouth man is in the Marshall County Jail after allegedly trespassing and battering a woman.
Two Argos residents were arrested Wednesday night after a traffic stop.
While arresting a man for an outstanding warrant on Tuesday afternoon, police officers apparently located a controlled substance.
Police report that shortly before 4:30 p.m. on July 24th, 58-year-old Victor C. Yakas, of Plymouth was arrested for an outstanding warrant for dealing narcotics. Continue reading
Plymouth City Police Chief David Bacon asked the Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety members Monday night to start the process of finding a replacement for Detective Leo Mangus who will be leaving the force on Aug. 31.
Three people were taken into police custody after allegedly fleeing, following an apparent shoplifting attempt at Wal-Mart in Plymouth.
Shortly after noon on Sunday, July 22nd, Plymouth Police Officers received a call from Wal-Mart employees regarding suspected shoplifters. Continue reading
Three people were arrested on Sunday evening after an investigation into a complaint of drug activity.
Another sexual molestation allegation has been made against 20-year-old Edgar Herrera, of Plymouth.
According to Detective-Sergeant Leo Mangus of the Plymouth Police Department, on Monday, June 4th a second juvenile female reported that she was also sexually molested by Herrera. The minor was apparently 11-years old at the time of the incident which reportedly occurred in March of this year. Continue reading
Officers with the Plymouth Police Department will soon have police policies and procedures available to them online.
Driving while intoxicated without a license while in possession of cocaine is what police say landed a Plymouth man in jail Saturday night. Plymouth Police say they stopped a vehicle driven by Carlos Rodriguez Herrera, 33, just before midnight in the area of First and Harrison streets.
A Plymouth traffic stop reportedly led to the discovery of drugs Sunday night. Plymouth Police say they pulled over a vehicle at U.S. 30 and Oak Road around 8:00 p.m. A police K-9 was brought to the scene and indicated the presence of narcotics, according to officers.
Three people were arrested on drug-related charges, following the search of a Plymouth home Friday morning. Officers with the Marshall County Undercover Narcotics Investigation Team and the Plymouth Police Department executed a search warrant at a home in the 200 block of Lewis Street around 7:30.
The Plymouth Police Department and the Marshall County Sheriff’s Department are investigating a property damage accident that occurred in the area of Plymouth-Goshen Trail and Randolph Drive just after 1 a.m. on Thursday.
Multiple police agencies recently participated in a drug interdiction detail in the Plymouth area.
The fee schedule committee reviewed several fee changes from the various departments within the City of Plymouth over the past several months and the first reading of an ordinance with those proposed increases was presented to the Plymouth City Council Monday night.
