CRIME & SAFETY
Delphi Murders Prosecutor Claims Former Rushville Cop Could Have History of Lying
CARROLL COUNTY, Ind. — The prosecutor in the Delphi murders case is now going after the employment records of a key defense witness. During the March 18th hearing, former Rushville police chief Todd Click was called by the attorneys for suspect Richard Allen. It was during Click’s testimony that he detailed a previous investigation into […] The post Delphi Murders Prosecutor Claims Former Rushville Cop Could Have History of Lying appeared first on WIBC 93.1 FM.
Driver had THC in system, driving 85 mph on US 31 in deadly crash
CARMEL — A local man has been charged with multiple felonies after he was found to have THC in his system and driving erratically before a fatal crash in Carmel last November. Curtis Jacob Peters, 26, faces charges of Operating a Vehicle With a Controlled Substance Causing Death and...
Judge won’t allow cameras in Delphi murders trial
CARROLL COUNTY, Ind. — Special Judge Fran Gull has ruled that no cameras will be allowed in the courtroom during the high-profile Delphi double murder trial set to begin May 13. Multiple news agencies, including FOX59/CBS4, filed a request to allow cameras to stream video and/or audio of the...
Delphi defense team calls for sanctions against the prosecutor
DELPHI, Ind. — The contentious legal sparring between attorneys for Delphi murder suspect Richard Allen and Carroll County Prosecutor Nicholas McLeland continued Tuesday. In the morning, McLeland filed a motion for former Rushville Police Chief Todd Click's personnel file to see if there are credibility issues with Click, who is expected to be a witness for the defense.
Delphi prosecutor attempts to discredit police chief at center of Odinist defense
DELPHI, Ind. — Former Rushville Police Chief Todd Click's investigation into Odinists being involved in the killings of Delphi teenagers Libby German and Abby Williams makes him a witness for Richard Allen's defense, and Carroll County Prosecutor Nicholas McLeland now wants Click's personnel records. McLeland indicates in his Tuesday...
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