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Boone County Sheriff Seeks Public's Help Finding Brock Burris in Minors Case

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Published on October 14, 2026
Boone County Sheriff Seeks Public's Help Finding Brock Burris in Minors CaseSource: Boone County Indiana Sheriff's Office, Sheriff Tony Harris / Facebook

The Boone County Sheriff's Office is asking the public for help locating a man named Brock Burris, who the agency says is wanted for dissemination of material harmful to minors. The request went out Wednesday as part of the sheriff's office's recurring “Wanted Wednesday” feature, which spotlights individuals the department is trying to track down.

The sheriff's office shared a “WANTED WEDNESDAY” appeal about Burris on Facebook. Burris is wanted for dissemination of material harmful to minors.

Beyond identifying Burris and the alleged offense, the sheriff's office post does not include additional case details such as a warrant number, a physical description, or where Burris was last known to be. The department has not said whether he has since been taken into custody or what the status of any related court proceeding might be.

How to Submit a Tip

The sheriff's office is directing anyone with information to two points of contact. Tipsters can call 765-482-1412 and select option four, or they can email tips directly to [email protected], according to the same Facebook announcement.

The post was tagged with #WantedWednesday and #BCSO. The brief write-up, also recapped by Clinton County Daily News, contains no further specifics about the circumstances surrounding Burris's case.

Residents of Boone County who may have information relevant to locating Burris are encouraged to reach out through either the phone line or email listed by the sheriff's office. No additional updates on the case have been released at this time.