State, Local Police Ramping Up Holiday Patrols
Thanksgiving is one of the busiest travel seasons of the year.
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Two Local Officers Among Those Recognized For OWI Patrols
Two police officers from Kosciusko County – Logan Pitts and Lucas Vander Hart – recently received the Traffic Safety All-Star Award from The Indiana Criminal Justice Institute for their efforts in impaired driving enforcement.
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School Bus Safety Enforcement Underway In Kosciusko County
As students head back to the classroom, the Kosciusko County Traffic Safety Partnership reminds motorists to stop for school buses or face the consequences.
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Law Enforcement Cracking Down On Speeding In Six States
Law enforcement agencies in Indiana are taking part in a multi-state effort to address the troubling rise in speeding and aggressive driving.
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Beaman Home Receives $17,400 From State Grant
The Indiana Criminal Justice Institute awarded $500,000 in grant funding to 26 non-profits, to provide emergency shelter and services to victims of domestic violence and their dependents.
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Beaman Home Grant Will Go Toward Services For Family Violence, Sex Assault
Beaman Home is one of dozens of agencies to receive grant money that will go toward services for family violence and sexual assault.
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Local Agencies Awarded Share Of Crime Prevention Money
More than $3 million in grants were awarded this week for crime prevention in Indiana, with seven area agencies receiving a share.
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Police Using New Device To Combat Drugged Driving
More police across Lake County will soon have a new way to identify and keep drug-impaired drivers off the road.
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As School Year Returns, So Will Amped Up Patrols
Gov. Eric Holcomb announced police agencies throughout the state will be increasing patrols this back-to-school season to protect students going to and from school.
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Motorists Encouraged To Check For Recalls
The Indiana Criminal Justice Institute (ICJI) and Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV) are encouraging motorists to check for vehicle recalls during Vehicle Safety Recalls Week, observed March 8-12 this year.
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Police Announce Upcoming Impaired Driving Patrols
Kosciusko County Traffic Safety Partnership announced on Wednesday, Feb. 24, that officers will be cracking down on dangerous and impaired driving in March as part of a statewide enforcement campaign.
Read MoreBus Safety Patrols Catch More Than 200 Stop-Arm Violations
Gov. Eric J. Holcomb announced on Thursday the results of the increased school bus safety patrols that were conducted last fall by Indiana law enforcement agencies.
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Governor Announces New Round Of School Bus Safety Patrols
Governor Eric J. Holcomb today announced that more than 200 law enforcement agencies will be conducting extra patrols to safeguard students as they get on and off the bus this fall.
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Justice Institute Offers Millions For Crime Victims
INDIANAPOLIS — Through the Indiana Criminal Justice Institute, more than $60 million is available in federal funds to support public and nonprofit organizations that provide services to Indiana crime victims. This is part of the Victims of Crime Act assistance program and funded by the federal Crime Victims … Read More
State Says 453 Cited For Stop Arm Violations Through Grant
INDIANAPOLIS — Governor Eric J. Holcomb announced Jan. 2, the results of the overtime patrols that were conducted by nearly 40 law enforcement agencies to create safer school bus stops around the state. The departments, which were awarded Stop Arm Violation Enforcement (SAVE) grants, issued a total of … Read More
Traffic Safety Partnership To Increase Enforcement During Holiday Season
WINONA LAKE — Kosciusko County Traffic Safety Partnership will be conducting overtime patrols during the holidays, thanks to an $84,860 traffic safety improvement grant from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). The funds, distributed by the Indiana Criminal Justice Institute, are part of the state’s “Click It … Read More