Linton man charged with meth possession
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A welfare check in late October on a Linton man resulted in immediate medical attention, followed by a later arrest. Last Tuesday he was charged with possession of methamphetamine.
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GreeneStreets. Feature photo of a back country road in Greene County, Indiana.
Violation of a protective order leads to jail
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During a traffic stop last Saturday night, when a deputy asked a back-seat passenger for his identification, the man said he should’ve just stayed home. The deputy determined there was a protective order active against him and the protected person was in the front seat.
Read MoreHoosiers age 80 and older can register for COVID-19 vaccine
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INDIANAPOLIS — Gov. Eric J. Holcomb and the Indiana Department of Health today announced that Hoosiers age 80 and older will be eligible to register for a free COVID-19 vaccine beginning Friday, Jan. 8.
Read MoreISP investigation leads to pursuit and arrest of two suspected of dealing meth in Greene and other counties
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Lawrence County - Tuesday, January 5, 2021, the Indiana State Police concluded a lengthy investigation into dealing methamphetamine. ISP received information that Heather A. Blessing, age 34, of Ellettsville, IN and Eric M. Flaherty, age 39, of Louisville, KY were involved in dealing methamphetamine in Lawrence, Greene, and Monroe counties.
Read MoreINDOT provides insight on pre-treatment of state roadways
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INDIANA — In addition to the Indiana Department of Transportation's snow and ice removal operations during winter storm events, the agency also pre-treats roadways with brine solution prior to winter weather if conditions allow. This typically occurs 24 to 48 hours before precipitation begins to give time for crews to apply brine solution and time for it to dry and adhere to the surface of the road.
Read MoreNew Year’s Eve stand-off ends with arrest
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While others were ringing in the New Year or watching the ball drop on television last Thursday night, numerous law enforcement officers in Greene County were negotiating with a suspect on the scene of a stand-off. When a rural Bloomfield man involved in a domestic altercation, who was in a house with a young child, refused to exit or open the door, a deputy with search warrant in hand forced the door open. Officers entered and after a struggle, the suspect was taken into custody.
Read MoreProbationary Troopers Report for Duty at ISP Bloomington Post
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On December 19, 2020, 36 new troopers graduated from the Indiana State Police 80th Recruit Academy after completing a journey of 25 weeks of rigorous training. The recruits completed over 1,100 hours of academic and hands-on training in criminal and traffic law, crash investigation, emergency vehicle operations, defensive tactics, firearms, and other classes necessary for modern policing. Yesterday, two new troopers assigned to the Bloomington Post reported for their first shift.
Read MoreUPDATE: GCSD recovers Bobcat and other equipment stolen from fire department
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The Greene County Sheriff’s Department has recovered the Bobcat and trailer and other equipment, with an estimated value of over $30,000, that was stolen from the Eastern Fire Department in early December. GCSD Detective David Elmore reports that an anonymous tip led to the discovery of the stolen goods at a residence in the Lawrence Hollow area of eastern Greene County.
Read MoreBloomfield woman arrested after New Year’s Eve pursuit in Sullivan County
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A Terre Haute man who led officers on a New Year’s Eve pursuit in Sullivan County, first on a highway, then over a curb and into pine trees in a small town, then on foot through the woods, was taken into custody after a physical struggle with officers. A Bloomfield woman who was a passenger in his Cadillac was also arrested for possession of methamphetamine and marijuana.
Read MoreCenter-Jackson Fire responds to Sunday morning fire
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A family in eastern Greene County suffered the loss of their home and personal belongings in a fire on Sunday morning, January 3.
Read MoreBe Well Crisis Helpline answers the call for Hoosiers in need
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Crisis counselors have helped more than 6,000 Hoosiers experiencing emotional distress from COVID-19
INDIANAPOLIS – The Be Well Crisis Helpline recently passed an important milepost as it enters its sixth month of operation. The free service was launched in July to support the mental health needs of Hoosiers during the COVID-19 pandemic. The service has answered more than 6,000 calls for help as it continues to provide 24/7 access to experienced and compassionate counselors, specially trained to help with the personal challenges that have come along with this pandemic.
Read MoreWorthington woman arrested for felony breaking and entering
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Over the past few weeks, the Worthington Police Department has received reports of an unidentified woman walking into homes uninvited and getting into vehicles. It happened again this morning. The suspect was arrested and is facing a felony charge for residential entry.
Read MoreChristmas Eve Crash: WPD asks for tip to locate maroon 2004-2005 Ford Ranger or Focus
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On Christmas Eve, a Worthington man’s house was damaged when it was hit by a vehicle that was able to back out of the situation and leave the scene. An investigation by the Worthington Police Department reveals they’re looking for a maroon 2004-2005 Ford vehicle, possibly a maroon 2004-2005 Ford Ranger or Focus, and they’re asking for help from the public to locate the vehicle.
Read MoreLinton man accused of shoplifting and “skip scanning”
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A Linton man is accused stealing $116 worth of items from a store in Linton. He allegedly concealed some items and admitted to “skip scanning” other items.
Read MoreWorthington man accused of starting fight at gas station
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A Worthington man is accused of throwing punches and starting a fight with a man at a gas station in Worthington because he thought the man had harassed his girlfriend. A summons was issued yesterday following a WPD investigation into the incident that occurred in October.
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