Criminology
Deprive Mass Shooters Of Notoriety They Crave
Here we are again – looking back at another day in which my home state of Colorado made national news for a mass shooting.
On the move
Rockville Correctional Facility Deputy Warden of Operations Stacey Milner has announced the promotions of Correctional Sergeants Nickolas (Nick) Brueggeman and Jaimie (Sandi) Sandifer to the rank of correctional lieutenant.
Mosque shootings renew fears of terror by lone attackers
In his manifesto, the white supremacist charged with attacking two New Zealand mosques praised fellow "freedom fighters" as his role models. In reality, all were terrorists - most notable for acting alone.
Sheriff’s department adds 3 new deputies
The Dubois County Sheriff’s Department’s three new deputies are no strangers to badges and uniforms.
Ames promoted to Sergeant
Putnamville, IN - Indiana State Police Superintendent Douglas G. Carter has announced the promotion of Master Trooper Matthew Ames to the rank of Sergeant.
Ames will serve as the Putnamville District Public Information Officer.
'Justice for Glenn Rightsell' rallies push, but ISP has no plans to add dash cams
INDEN, Ind. – Jake Gaddis didn’t know Glenn Rightsell.
Year in Review: Shonna Majors appointed director of community violence reduction
Indianapolis doesn’t get a bad reputation nationally since it’s smaller than other cities such as Baltimore and Chicago, but crime and violence have been on the forefront of issues facing the community for years.
Hancock County resident takes bigger rank in ISP
PENDLETON — A Hancock County resident has been promoted to oversee all law enforcement operations at the Putnamville, Indianapolis and Pendleton districts of the Indiana State Police.
Tony Delello is the new Pendleton District Commander and has been promoted to the rank of captain.
Two local troopers recognized for service
Indiana State Police Superintendent Douglas G. Carter has recognized two troopers from the Indiana State Police Post in Putnamville for two decades or more of service
Two local troopers recognized for service
Indiana State Police Superintendent Douglas G. Carter has recognized two troopers from the Indiana State Police Post in Putnamville for two decades or more of service
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