By Kristy Deer, Greenfield Daily Reporter GREENFIELD — More than a month after a teenager was shot by another at a house on North Noble Street, several juveniles linked to that incident have been arrested and charged with serious felony crimes stemming from an armed robbery the night before. Jayden Lewis Polston, 16, 800 block
By Kristy Deer, Greenfield Daily Reporter GREENFIELD — Three juveniles were arrested Monday, Nov. 22, on multiple armed robbery and other charges. The arrests come after an investigation surrounding the shooting of a teenager that took place in the early-morning hours of Oct. 7 at a residence on Noble Street. According to a news release
HANCOCK COUNTY — An Indianapolis teen who has been accused of breaking into cars and stealing multiple vehicles in September had his initial hearing in Hancock County Circuit Court this week. Carl Mays Jr., 18, faces a total of 17 charges. The most serious one is a Level 4 felony count of burglary of a
HANCOCK COUNTY — A Hancock County man is accused of robbery and multiple other felony and misdemeanor charges after his father told police his son beat and choked him while demanding money. Michael E. Marvin, 40, faces Level 3 felony charges of robbery resulting in bodily injury and burglary resulting in bodily injury; a Level
GREENFIELD, Ind.– A man is behind bars, now linked to the sexual assault of two elderly women in Central Indiana. However court documents show, these cases may not be the first time the suspect is accused of this type of crime. Charges were filed against Samuel L. Patterson, 56, in Marion County for rape, burglary,
UPDATE: Spencer Spielman was sentenced to 55 years of prison with 50 days executed and 5 days suspended. His approximate out date is in 2054. ORIGINAL STORY: GREENFIELD, Ind. — A 20-year-old man was found guilty in the death of a Greenfield woman Wednesday. A Hancock County jury found Spencer Spielman guilty of murder, robbery
Investigators arrested a former UPS worker and two of his friends for stealing packages from front porches. “As people begin to get more packages there’s probably going to be more opportunity for people to take what’s not theirs,” explains Brent Eaton, Hancock County prosecutor. 19-year-old Jacob Bledsoe, 18-year-old Cameron Gaines and 18-year-old Evan France are