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Police request public's help locating attempted murder suspect
Police are requesting the public's help in locating an attempted murder suspect.
Benjamin Harrison, 33, is wanted for attempted murder and aggravated battery. He is considered to be a serious threat to the victim of the alleged crime.
Harrison is...Tags: Crimes, Murder, Benjamin Harrison
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Cybercrime: A billion-dollar industry
Are you protecting yourself from getting hacked? Think you're not at risk? According to a recent Norton cybercrime report, 431 million adults in 24 countries experienced some type of cybercrime over the past year, which is up 3 percent from the 2010...Tags: Crimes, Facebook, Social Media, Computer Networking and Internet, Computer Crime
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On the Media: Delivering the news with 'Glee'
With the continued shrinkage of audiences for local TV, some news executives seem to grasp for viewers with a single imperative: "Just try something." Make a newscast look or feel different and maybe people won't notice what's missing, like, say, a...Tags: Democratic Party, Facebook, Social Media, Employees, Unrest, Conflicts and War
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Ind. Attn. General says prostitution, human trafficking bigger threat during Super Bowl
The Indiana Attorney General says prostitution and human trafficking operations are not crimes Indianapolis should ignore with the Super Bowl coming to town.
Law enforcement, prosecutors and victim advocates spent the day together in a room focused on...Tags: Crimes, Super Bowl, File Sharing, Justice System, Lawyers
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Female Focus: Cell therapy LaViv
A new therapy is using people’s own cells to give them a more youthful look.
It is called LaViv. Dr. Greg Chernoff from Indianapolis is one of only four doctors in the nation approved to offer the therapy.
“The process involves taking a...Tags: Oklahoma City Bombing (1995), Rape
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Teenage suspect dies after crime spree in Vigo County
A crime spree in Terre Haute left one teenager dead and two others facing charges Monday night.
Vigo County Sheriff’s deputies and Indiana State Police troopers responded to a Wal-Mart in the 5500 block of South US 41 on a report of battery and...Tags: Crimes, Injuries and Wounds, Motorvehicle Accidents, Theft, Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.
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Attorney General rolls out online Identity Theft Prevention Toolkit
Indiana Attorney General Greg Zoeller has launched an Identity Theft Prevention Toolkit and educational webpage to help Hoosiers protect themselves from becoming identity theft victims, detect the crime and restore their reputations.
About nine...Tags: Environmental Issues, Consumers, Computer Crime, Conservation, Personal Data Collection
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Coach convicted of sexually abusing student wants sentence reduced
The father of a 14-year-old girl, sexually abused by her swim coach is making a desperate plea. Friday, 38-year-old Chris Wheat will ask a judge to set him free, just one year after being sent to prison.
The father of the young girl he victimized is...Tags: Sex Crimes, Abusive Behavior, Justice System, Sexual Misconduct, Judges
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Attorney files new lawsuit in Lawrence Township swim coach case
The attorney representing a young girl sexually victimized by her swim coach held a press conference Thursday to announce a new lawsuit filing.
Attorney Jonathan Little announced the filing of a new sexual abuse lawsuit against Indiana Swimming, USA...Tags: Sex Crimes, Abusive Behavior, Trials, Teachers, Sexual Misconduct
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It was a witch hunt at Penn State
In the past 10 days, analogies have been made linking Joe Paterno to Adolf Hitler, Saddam Hussein and the Devil.
Who's next, bin Laden?
We have seen a witch hunt, and Paterno, the man who in large part made Penn State a national university, has been...Tags: Government, Mike McQueary, Prosecution, Jerry Sandusky, Sex Crimes
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Appellate court upholds man's sentence in criminal confinement case
The Court of Appeals of Indiana upheld the January sentence of the man who police said confined an elderly woman in a utility closet for months.
The appellate court affirmed Luigi Amalfitano’s sentence. Amalfitano was arrested in May 2010 after...Tags: Crimes, Court Preliminary, Theft, Trials, Criminals
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Stolen tires and wheels at apartment complexes concern Carmel Police
The Carmel Police Department is investigating a series of tire and wheel thefts at apartment complexes within the last month. The suspects are jacking up the vehicles, stealing all four tires and wheels, then leaving the vehicles on concrete blocks....Tags: Crimes, Theft, Metal and Mineral, Building Material, Crime, Law and Justice
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