Grant County deputies are turning to the public again, circulating photos and descriptions of four people they say are wanted on active felony warrants in the Marion area and asking residents to share anonymous tips. Authorities are clear on one point: do not approach the individuals. If there is contact, deputies say they will handle it.
The alert is part of a recurring series in which the sheriff's office spotlights wanted suspects on social media, a pattern local outlets have been tracking, including a similar roundup in February. The department lists its administrative address and non‑emergency contacts on the official Grant County Sheriff's Office page and regularly reminds residents that community tips can play a big role in clearing outstanding cases.
Who Deputies Named
In a Facebook post from the Grant County Sheriff's Office - Marion, IN, deputies identified four people: Brendan Holmes, 24; Stacey Gosnell, 58; Benjamin Gray, 42; and Nathan Boehm, 37.
Holmes is wanted in Grant County on counts including criminal confinement, strangulation, intimidation, domestic battery and interference with reporting a crime. Gosnell is listed on a failure‑to‑appear warrant. Gray faces resisting law enforcement and auto theft charges. Boehm is wanted for a probation violation. The sheriff's office said photographs are included with the post to help with identification.
How To Share Tips
Deputies are asking anyone with information not to confront the individuals but instead to contact Grant County Crime Stoppers or use the sheriff's non‑emergency line. Local reporting lists the Crime Stoppers tip line as (765) 662‑TIPS (8477), WPTA/21Alive noted. The Grant County Sheriff's Office webpage provides the department's administrative address and dispatch contacts for follow‑up. Deputies emphasized that tips can be submitted anonymously and said anyone who believes they are seeing one of the wanted individuals in real time should call 911.
Physical Descriptions
The post also includes basic physical descriptions to help residents know who they are looking at. According to deputies, Gosnell is about 6 feet tall and 163 pounds; Holmes is about 5 feet 9 inches tall and 120 pounds; Gray is about 5 feet 11 inches tall and 190 pounds; and Boehm is about 5 feet 11 inches tall and 180 pounds. Photos are attached to the sheriff's post to aid recognition, and officials urged caution, saying residents should not attempt to detain anyone themselves, in the Facebook post from the Grant County Sheriff's Office - Marion, IN.
What The Charges Mean
All four are listed as wanted on active warrants and are considered alleged offenders until they are arrested and charged in court. Indiana law criminalizes failure to register for certain sex or violent offenders under IC 11‑8‑8‑17, and probation violations may prompt a court to revoke or modify supervision under IC 35‑38‑2‑3. The statutes outline procedures and potential penalties, but any sanctions in these cases would be determined by a court after arrest and formal charging. The sheriff's office did not share further investigative details in the public post.
Anyone who recognizes any of the people named or notices suspicious activity is urged to call 911 for immediate sightings or contact local law enforcement through non‑emergency channels. Deputies noted that community leads have helped locate fugitives in past cases and again asked residents not to confront or detain anyone on their own.
