
Houston Harwood
Criminal Justice Reporter at Courier & Press
Criminal justice reporter with the Evansville @CourierPress. Previously @WUFTNews, @FreshTakeFla
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1 week ago |
courierpress.com | Houston Harwood
The Greenwood-based contractor and business owner Robert Turner has, separately, faced accusations of fraud in civil court. EVANSVILLE — The Warrick County Prosecutor’s Office agreed to rescind a Greenwood, Indiana, contractor’s arrest warrant in a theft case over concerns that an active warrant could prevent his return to the United States amidst a widening federal immigration crackdown, a prosecutor said.
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1 week ago |
courierpress.com | Houston Harwood
The Vanderburgh County Sheriff’s Office said the man admitted during an interview to having downloaded child sexual abuse imagery. EVANSVILLE — A tip from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children led Vanderburgh County Sheriff's Office investigators to the home of an Evansville man this week, resulting in his arrest following the execution of a search warrant.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Houston Harwood
EVANSVILLE — More than a dozen law enforcement vehicles lined a dusty county road in rural Otwell, Indiana, Tuesday as part of what a sheriff’s deputy described as a search warrant operation, but the nature of the search and the reasoning behind it remains a mystery, at least publicly. Tuesday afternoon, men could be seen escorting dogs toward a property at 5101 N. County Road 975 East.
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2 weeks ago |
courierpress.com | Houston Harwood
EVANSVILLE — City police sought the public’s help Wednesday amidst a search for a missing Evansville teenager. In a Facebook post, the Evansville Police Department identified the girl as 15-year-old Trinity O’Brien, who was reported missing after leaving Central High School on Tuesday. “(O’Brien) is approximately 5'6" and 215 pounds,” the EPD stated. “If you know Trinity's location, or additional information, please contact 812-436-7900.”Houston may be contacted at [email protected]
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2 weeks ago |
courierpress.com | Houston Harwood
In a statement, Turner said Express Restorations had performed more than enough repair work to keep Schultheis' money and bill her extra to boot.
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Dark clouds blew over downtown Evansville Sunday afternoon as the area remains under a tornado watch -- though the sky looks noticeably brighter now from my vantage near Cherry St. and 1st St. https://t.co/295qiYoUrK

Luke Britt proved himself to be uniquely helpful when navigating public records and access issues. He will be missed down in Evansville.

We're all going to miss having access to Britt's wealth of knowledge about the public records and open door law. And I'm going to miss his creativity while calling bullshit on public officials who misapply that law. https://t.co/mYZivvNaPo

A federal judge in January sentenced the last of 29 defendants in Indy-to-Evansville drug trafficking case. Hundreds of pages of court records describe the sprawling drug operation and law enforcement’s infiltration of the group. https://t.co/x5GP1WgLbk