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A 16-year-old boy, Robert Toole, died in a two-vehicle crash in Johnson County, with two others injured; an ongoing investigation affects local traffic.
The Martinsville Police Department utilized social media to identify a man in an investigation, receiving quick community help and expressing gratitude for the rapid response.
A man with gunshot wounds was found dead in a vehicle at a Fort Wayne intersection; police investigate with no suspects identified.
Police responded to a fatal shooting in Indianapolis, apprehended a suspect with the help of drones and K9s, and are seeking further information from the public.
A family in Indianapolis had their car stolen, which contained a WWII uniform belonging to the grandfather of Joe Melillo; they seek its return due to its sentimental value.
Three children were hospitalized after a hit-and-run in Indianapolis; police seek information and manage traffic disruptions from the ongoing investigation.
One person died in a two-vehicle crash on Indianapolis's east side; the driver may have had a medical issue preceding the collision. The investigation is ongoing.
A road rage incident on I-465 led to gunfire in a Carmel neighborhood. Carmel Police and SWAT teams were involved, and an adult male faces multiple charges involving firearms.
Indianapolis mother Ashley Yarrell, 36, died from trauma-related injuries, with the incident being ruled a homicide. Police seek information, as no suspects or motives are disclosed yet.
A 23-year-old man was fatally shot on Indianapolis' northwest side; a family was reported missing but later found safe. Police seek community assistance in the investigation.
IMPD seeks public help in locating Kristina Potts, a 31-year-old woman with autism and TBI last seen leaving Community Hospital East. She may require medical attention.
A stolen vehicle crash in Wayne County resulted in the death of a 13-year-old and injuries to four teens. The crash occurred when the car failed to navigate a curve and hit trees.
Carmel Police Department used a humorous social media post to remind the community not to drink and drive during the holidays, suggesting alternatives like calling a friend or ride service.
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