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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.
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.
WATCH: Shelbyville officer saves driver from burning car after fatal crash
SHELBYVILLE, Ind. — The Shelbyville Police Department is commending one of their officers after he helped save a driver from a burning car. According to an SPD release sent Tuesday, Officer Devin Moore was en route to an off-duty assignment at a school on Feb. 20 when he drove by a serious car crash on […]
Tri baseball takes another tough loss at the hands of Waldron
The Tri Titans baseball team (0-6) continued looking for their first bright spot of the season as they took on Waldron (6-4) on Tuesday. The Titans have faced blowout losses this season, and looked to put some runs up on the board to gain some confidence going forward. Through the...
Opinion / “Thought of the Day:” Horseshoe Indianapolis Gets Top Rider
(Colby Hernandez / Photos by Coady Media) As I strolled along the backside at Churchill Downs one day last week, I bumped into a couple of ole’ friends and racetrack regulars in Doug Bredar and Liz Morris. Both had their appointment books, condition books, and papers galore stuck under...
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