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Plymouth man arrested for intimidation, battery, resisting law enforcement, and disorderly conduct
PLYMOUTH, Ind. -- A Plymouth man was arrested and charged with intimidation, battery, resisting law enforcement, and disorderly conduct. On Friday, Oct. 6 Marshall County Police Department (MCPD) officers responded to a report of intimidation at a residence in the 7,000 block of Union Road. When they arrived, officers encountered Harry S. Sturgeon Jr., 62-years-old from Plymouth. According to the MCPD press release, Sturgeon appeared to be "highly intoxicated" and allegedly attempted to commit a battery in the presence of the officers.
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Plymouth considers annexing, rezoning 900 acres for industrial development
PLYMOUTH, Ind. -- Plymouth is considering annexing and rezoning approximately 900 acres of land in the northeastern part of the city for potential industrial development, raising concerns among residents about the possibility of a future data center. The proposal was requested by Indiana Tool and Manufacturing and would bring the...
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GFD Sgt. John Szuba charged with domestic battery
GRANGER, Ind. -- Goshen Fire Department Sgt. John Szuba was arrested and charged with domestic battery committed in the presence of a child less than 16-year-old (F6), and domestic battery (misdemeanor). According to a probable cause affidavit (PCA), the St. Joseph County Sheriff's Department dispatch was advised by a wife...
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Autocam Medical opens $70 million orthopedic manufacturing plant in Warsaw
WARSAW — Autocam Medical, which has been eyeing Warsaw for years, celebrated its arrival Monday when it opened a $70 million facility along US 30 in the Warsaw Technology Park. Eager to tap into the Warsaw workforce, the Grand Rapids-area company has been using space at the nearby Medtronic...
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Knox Board of Zoning Appeals approves variance for proposed Scooter’s Coffee
The Knox Board of Zoning Appeals approved a variance on Tuesday, November 3rd, for a proposed Scooter’s Coffee location along US Highway 35. The board voted to allow a building at 301 Carlson Drive to be constructed closer to the state highway than the city’s required 75-foot setback.
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The impact of police raids
A South Bend woman is still fighting for justice after police officers mistakenly raided her home in June 2022, causing thousands of dollars in damage and leaving her family to deal with the consequences. The incident occurred when South Bend and St. Joseph County police officers arrived at Hadley’s home while searching for a wanted fugitive. Officers believed the suspect was connected to the home based on information from his Facebook activity. However, the suspect was not there and had no known connection to Hadley or her family.