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Program provides free FBI quality fingerprints and photographs for children

Program provides free FBI quality fingerprints and photographs for children

From Keeping Kids Safe Project

CLARKSVILLE, IN- The Keeping Kids Safe Project by S.I.P. Kids, a national child safety organization who tours the country providing free FBI quality digital fingerprints for children, is coming to Clarksville to host a free child safety fair.

Ohio River Caviar affected by Hurricane Sandy

Ohio River Caviar affected by Hurricane Sandy

From Corey Norrod, DNR Law Enforcement

Indiana (December 11, 2012) Conservation Officers are observing the number of Indiana commercial fishing licenses up from past fishing seasons and more fishing vessels tending to commercial gear in the hopes of capturing much sought after caviar.  After the destruction left behind from Hurricane Sandy on the east coast it has now reached as far as the Ohio River basin in Indiana. 

The caviar is known as “American Caviar” and it is derived from the North American Paddlefish (Polydon spathula) which inhabits the Ohio River and many other major rivers within the US. 

Better Business Bureau Warns Consumers About Election-Related Scams

Better Business Bureau Warns Consumers About Election-Related Scams

LOUISVILLE, KY – The Better Business Bureau warns scammers are already gearing up for this year’s Presidential election, from robocalls offering a “free cruise” for taking a political survey, to promises that President Obama will pay your utility bill. Better Business Bureau is advising voters to be on the lookout for the growing number of scams that are likely to continue leading up to the Presidential election.

Here are a few of the election-related scams BBB is hearing about. 

There will not be a “free cruise” at the end of the voting survey. These public opinion poll scams typically involve a recorded announcement offering a “free cruise” in exchange for participating in a telephone survey. At the end of the call consumers are asked for a debit or credit card number to cover “port fees” and taxes.

Indiana filed lawsuit against three board members of The Harbours

From Erin Reece

Jeffersonville, In. – Three board members of The Harbours Condominiums Association are named in a state lawsuit for allegedly breaching their fiduciary duty and committing fraud.

The Indiana Attorney General’s Office filed the complaint in Clark County against board members Kevin Zipperle, Mary Lou Trautwein-Lamkin and Sharon Chandler. Frank Prell is also named in the lawsuit as a former owner of multiple condominium units at The Harbours which is located at One River Point Plaza.

“Today’s lawsuit is the first of its kind under a new state law allowing the Attorney General’s Office to regulate homeowner associations,” said Gabrielle Owens, director of the Homeowner Protection Unit and Licensing Enforcement Unit of the Indiana Attorney General’s Office. “Board members have a fiduciary duty to serve in the interest of those they represent.

Metro Council Strengthens Illegal Dumping Ordinance

LOUISVILLE, KY – By a unanimous vote, the Louisville Metro Council has passed an updated version of the Illegal Dumping Ordinance passed earlier this year. 

        The changes have strengthened Metro Government’s ability to impound vehicles involved in illegal dumping.

Indiana State Police looking for stolen items

Indiana State Police looking for stolen items

OTISCO, IN (WAVE) – Indiana State Police are asking for the public’s help in finding stolen property.

According to ISP, a burglary took place on June 3 at a home on State Road #3 in Otisco, Indiana.

ISP said they arrested Andrew M. Evans, 28, from Floyds Knobs, Indiana for burglary and theft.

The items police said Evans stole are a black 1999 Lincoln Continental Town Car Limousine, numerous collector’s coins, a Winchester Model #94, 22 Rifle, a Remington Black Hawk Model 41 Magnum Revolver handgun, a 52 inch Sony flat screen television, a Honda push lawn mower, a Stihl grass trimmer/weed eater, a complete set of Calloway golf clubs in a Calloway golf bag, a “Snap On” 14 drawer tool box, full of miscellaneous tools, and numerous other hand tools and pieces of electronic equipment.

Police in Indiana launching 'Click It or Ticket' campaign

Police in Indiana launching 'Click It or Ticket' campaign

Drivers who don't wear their seat belts had better think twice.

Indiana State Police have announced that Indiana's 2012 'Click It of Ticket' seat belt enforcement campaign will begin on Friday, May 18.

More than 250 Indiana law enforcement agencies are expected to conduct special patrols around the clock to target unrestrained drivers and passengers.

ISP says drivers should be prepared to see more officers on the roads during the campaign. They say if an officer finds you unbuckled while on the road, you can expect to get a ticket.

The campaign will conclude on June 3.

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