Keep it Classy, Indy

[Ruger_Ronin]

City, CICF gave $250,000 in grant money to Bail Project before organization paid bond for man accused of stabbing customer, killing girlfriend

INDIANAPOLIS — The national nonprofit organization that paid the bail of a man accused of stabbing a gas station employee before allegedly murdering and dismembering his girlfriend received a…

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The city of Indianapolis used taxpayer money to fund a organization that helped post the bail for one of these accused murder suspects.

I whole-heartedly agree with the Aunt's statement. The system failed the departed. That guy should've been disposed of much sooner. The judge needs held accountable here as well. What in the lemon scented **** were you thinking?

 

[jsx1043]

Interesting coincidence in two stories from 59. First from a story on a double murder in May…

Second story on the girls shot outside the funeral home…

What’re the odds……….

Based on studies done by Abdul Shabazz, quite likely if they all have connections to folks known to LEO and the criminal justice system.

Yes, this is very much a thing.

 

[DoggyDaddy]

Yes, this is very much a thing.

"Crime Families" - it's not just descriptive of "the mob" anymore.

 

[KellyinAvon]

Pull up the local news, surprised when there's only one murder. 8900 E 38th Street (38th and Post Road), another dot on the big red blob on the murder map.

I'm wondering if people are going to figure out this is no way to live (no pun intended.)

 

[CallSign Snafu]

I forgot to reply to this earlier. IMPD staffing is in the 1600s right now. Not as many as we would like, but nowhere near the 1350 number you heard.

Yea, like I said it was what I heard from someone. I appreciate the informed response.

 

[Frank_N_Stein]

How does one find which judges are good from a law and order viewpoint and which are bad; i.e. pro criminal?

Look for the (D) or (R) next to their name?

 

[BigRed]

Wow, unbelievable...

Two Indianapolis murder suspects were out on GPS monitoring, courts documents reveal

Two Indiana men charged with murder were out of jail and subject to GPS monitoring due to standing criminal charges at the time of the recent killings, according to court documents.

www.yahoo.com

Who was the judge?

Shatrese M. Flowers




Another worthless piece of ****.

 

[Frank_N_Stein]

Speaking of low bonds, the guy that tried to stab 2 IMPD officers and was blasted by said officers just had his bond reduced from $80K to $2K and is back out on the street. Hopefully the lead he received will make him think twice before ****ing around with the cops sgain.

 

[KellyinAvon]

Speaking of low bonds, the guy that tried to stab 2 IMPD officers and was blasted by said officers just had his bond reduced from $80K to $2K and is back out on the street. Hopefully the lead he received will make him think twice before ****ing around with the cops sgain.

And this will continue until people get voted out of office. Boss Hogg got 70% of the vote. The mayor, city county council, judges, prosecutor… Time to clean house. The bad thing is I don’t think we will see it.

 

[DoggyDaddy]

And this will continue until people get voted out of office. Boss Hogg got 70% of the vote. The mayor, city county council, judges, prosecutor… Time to clean house. The bad thing is I don’t think we will see it.

I can only conclude that Democrats actually enjoy living in their own filth. I think it's a mental illness. One need only watch "Hoarders" and that will give a glimpse into the Democrat minds.

 

[Frank_N_Stein]

And this will continue until people get voted out of office. Boss Hogg got 70% of the vote. The mayor, city county council, judges, prosecutor… Time to clean house. The bad thing is I don’t think we will see it.

I have hope that the public are seeing Hog**** and Smears for exactly what they are, bad for the law-abiding citizens of Marion County. But I'm not going to hold my breath.

 

[CallSign Snafu]

Speaking of low bonds, the guy that tried to stab 2 IMPD officers and was blasted by said officers just had his bond reduced from $80K to $2K and is back out on the street. Hopefully the lead he received will make him think twice before ****ing around with the cops sgain.

That was our brilliant new Judge who just started the bench this year: Judge Jennifer Harrison. For those of you who are mycase aficionados case # 49D20-2106-F1-017136.

 

[Frank_N_Stein]

That was our brilliant new Judge who just started the bench this year: Judge Jennifer Harrison. For those of you who are mycase aficionados case # 49D20-2106-F1-017136.

She's doing a stellar job.

 

[CallSign Snafu]

She's doing a stellar job.

All I can say is that it is highly disturbing for someone with a level 1 felony lead charge(s) to have their bond set so low. People with charges like that represent a distinct danger to the community. Going back to the bail project business (which I don't know if they were involved or not in this one) but I will bet you that the $250k that was sent to them was sold as a way for people with possession charges and visiting a common nuisance and other minor crimes to not have to sit in jail for 3+ months and that sounds fine to me. What they have done in reality however... perhaps we should have paid closer attention to when this money was getting thrown around to these jokers. It is nice to see however, the news raking them across them across the coals, seems like a rare thing these days to have liberal objectives scrutinized in such a way.

 

[KellyinAvon]

I have hope that the public are seeing Hog**** and Smears for exactly what they are, bad for the law-abiding citizens of Marion County. But I'm not going to hold my breath

Speaking of low bonds, the guy that tried to stab 2 IMPD officers and was blasted by said officers just had his bond reduced from $80K to $2K and is back out on the street. Hopefully the lead he received will make him think twice before ****ing around with the cops sgain.

It made the news anyway...

Man accused of charging at police with knife released on a $2,000 bond, court records show

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — According to court records, a man accused of charging toward an officer with a knife as police responded to a domestic disturbance on May 31 is out on bond. Documents say…

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[Frank_N_Stein]

All I can say is that it is highly disturbing for someone with a level 1 felony lead charge(s) to have their bond set so low. People with charges like that represent a distinct danger to the community. Going back to the bail project business (which I don't know if they were involved or not in this one) but I will bet you that the $250k that was sent to them was sold as a way for people with possession charges and visiting a common nuisance and other minor crimes to not have to sit in jail for 3+ months and that sounds fine to me. What they have done in reality however... perhaps we should have paid closer attention to when this money was getting thrown around to these jokers. It is nice to see however, the news raking them across them across the coals, seems like a rare thing these days to have liberal objectives scrutinized in such a way.

If only people with possession or visiting charges (without another more serious charge) sat in jail. It doesn't happen in Marion County.

 

[rhamersley]

IMPD: 8 Separate Shootings Since Late Saturday Night

INDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis Metro Police have had a busy few hours with nearly a dozen shootings across the city. Since 9:30 Saturday night, IMPD reported a walk-in person shot at Community East Hospital at North Ritter Avenue. That person is in stable condition. Another person walked into...

www.wibc.com

 

[rhamersley]

IMPD: Child and man shot on Indy’s near northwest side

Two people — including a child — are seriously injured after a shooting on Indianapolis’ near northwest side.

fox59.com

 

[rhamersley]

IMPD creates task force to combat 52% increase in carjackings

The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department on Sunday announced the creation of a new task force in response to a 52% increase in reported carjackings from 2020 to 2021.

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[BigRed]

IMPD creates task force to combat 52% increase in carjackings

The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department on Sunday announced the creation of a new task force in response to a 52% increase in reported carjackings from 2020 to 2021.

fox59.com

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