A woman and a South Bend Police officer suffered non-life-threatening injuries following gunfire near Eddy Street Commons Saturday evening. South Bend Police say the Violent Crimes Unit is continuing to investigate what happened.
After gunfire in the Eddy Street Commons area, the suspected gunman was last seen on the south edge of campus. Police are actively searching for the suspect. People inside the Stadium should stay in the Stadium, others should shelter in place. The suspect is a Black male with dreadlocks, heavy-set, blue shorts, black shirt with red and blue writing and one white shoes.
Demolition plans have been filed with the IDEM on the vacant Red Rock Inn in Plymouth, with asbestos removal scheduled ahead of the building’s demolition. The demolition could begin as early as September 23.
A traffic stop in Plymouth led to an arrest after police said the driver’s license was suspended with a prior conviction\.
Plymouth Police say a speeding stop on US 30 near Michigan Street led to the discovery of suspected marijuana and drug paraphernalia\.
Plymouth Police say a man was arrested after allegedly driving to the probation office while intoxicated Thursday afternoon.
Plymouth Police are asking for the public’s help identifying a vehicle involved in a hit-and-run at Love’s truck stop. Anyone with information is asked to contact police directly.
The Pulaski County Coroner’s Office has identified the man who died following Wednesday’s police pursuit as Keith C. Ernest, 56, of Winamac. Indiana State Police says a preliminary autopsy indicates Ernest died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Plymouth Police arrested a Plymouth man Tuesday on an outstanding Failure to Appear warrant. Police said he was taken into custody without incident and transported to the Marshall County Jail.
Two men were arrested early Thursday after Plymouth Police responded to a report involving the theft of used cooking oil from King Gyros.
Indiana State Police are investigating after a police pursuit that began in Monon ended with a shooting in Winamac and the death of the driver. US 35 has reopened.
The Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office and Indiana State Police are investigating an incident on US 35 in front of the plaza in Winamac. Authorities say the event is over and the community is safe, but drivers should expect long delays and shutdowns while the investigation continues.
