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2 days ago | 
wtlcfm.com | Chris Davis
CARMEL, Ind.–Last year Jeremy Kashman was promoted to infrastructure officer for the City of Carmel. Now his name and picture have been removed from the city website and he’s suspended, on what the city says is unpaid administrative leave, following an arrest on domestic battery charges. Kashman, 44, was charged after an incident May 23, where police were called to a house on Spayside Dr. South, in Noblesville.
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3 days ago | 
wibc.com | John Herrick |Chris Davis
CARMEL, Ind.–Last year Jeremy Kashman was promoted to infrastructure officer for the City of Carmel. Now his name and picture have been removed from the city website and he’s suspended, on what the city says is unpaid administrative leave, following an arrest on domestic battery charges. Kashman, 44, was charged after an incident May 23, where police were called to a house on Spayside Dr. South, in Noblesville.
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3 days ago | 
wtlcfm.com | Chris Davis
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind.–State Sen. Michael Bohacek was arrested on OWI charges May 15, according to arrest and probable cause documents obtained by WIBC and Network Indiana. Bohacek, a Republican, was arrested when he was pulled over for speeding. The documents say the officer and witnesses observed his speech being slow, his balance being poor and that he stumbled in the Panda Express parking lot. He was also observed with food on his person.
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4 days ago | 
wibc.com | John Herrick |Chris Davis
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind.–State Sen. Michael Bohacek was arrested on OWI charges May 15, according to arrest and probable cause documents obtained by WIBC and Network Indiana. Bohacek, a Republican, was arrested when he was pulled over for speeding. The documents say the officer and witnesses observed his speech being slow, his balance being poor and that he stumbled in the Panda Express parking lot. He was also observed with food on his person.
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4 days ago | 
wibc.com | John Herrick |Chris Davis
HAUBSTADT, Ind.–The names of three people killed in a Thursday night triple murder in Haubstadt, in Gibson County, have been released. According to 14 News, they are Alma Waite, 61; Gloria Tapia Garcia, 81 and Fernando Tapia Ramirez, Jr., 39. Garcia was shot while lying in the bed.
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6 days ago | 
wibc.com | Jarett Lewis |Chris Davis
MUNCIE, Ind.–A man from Muncie is under arrest, charged with voyeurism, which is a felony, after the man’s roommate and her mother discovered a hidden camera in their shared apartment. According to the arrest report, Anthony Castro, 23, who had been a life-long friend of the 20-year-old roommate, admitted to police when he got home from work Thursday, that he was the one who had placed the camera.
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1 week ago | 
wibc.com | Chris Davis
MUNCIE, Ind. — Muncie’s EMS chief has been suspended after a domestic incident that happened in Jay County. Miller was charged Monday with domestic battery in the presence of a minor under 16 and illegally entering a home. He’s been accused of entering a home in a domestic situation, with a gun visible in his waistband, according to court documents, and sending threatening texts before getting there.
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1 week ago | 
wibc.com | Chris Davis
WASHINGTON — You may have heard of Workers Memorial Day. That happened last month, and Indiana Congressman Frank Mrvan was there. He says possible cuts to agencies that police worker safety, bother him and he will keep fighting to make sure those agencies have the money and resources they need. “As a federal legislator, I am committed to building on the progress and am very concerned about proposals to cut back the ability of the Dept.
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1 week ago | 
wibc.com | Chris Davis
CARMEL, Ind. — Pacers fanaticism reached perhaps its hottest point yet with the stabbing of two Knicks fans Saturday night at a brewery in Carmel. That happened during Game 2 of the NBA’s Eastern Conference finals when Jarrett Funke, of Carmel, was bounced from the place because of intense smack talk between him and the two Knicks fans. According to court documents, Funke, 24, returned and while the two men were outside, stabbed one of them in the back and the other in the leg.
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1 week ago | 
wtlcfm.com | Chris Davis
DELPHI, Ind. — The defense for Richard Allen, the convicted Delphi killer, cost the taxpayers of Carroll County just under $1 million, said documents that were previously sealed, which were made public Tuesday. The amount of $986,000, was paid out for two years and two months worth of funding for lawyer reimbursements (attorneys Brad Rozzi and Andrew Baldwin), gas and mileage reimbursement, transcription services, payment for doctors, crime scene specialists, and more.
