Public Occurrences, 4.29.2019
The following people were preliminarily charged and booked into the Kosciusko County Jail:
Public Occurrences 5.11.17
County Jail Bookings The following people were preliminarily charged and booked into the Kosciusko County Jail. • 5:11 p.m. Wednesday – Daniel Ray Smith, 30, of 1022 E. Market St., Warsaw, arrested for strangulation. Bond: $6,000. • 12:59 a.m. today – Zachery Scott Eyer, 30, of 597 S. Old Ind. 13, Pierceton, arrested for disorderly conduct – fight and resisting law enforcement. Bond $700. • 3:29 a.m. today – Adam Michael Karr, 20, of 27 EMS B59 Lane, Warsaw, arrested on three counts of failure to appear. Bond: $1,346. Personal Injury Accident • 4:26 p.m. Wednesday – Intersection of West Crystal Lake Road and CR 400W, Warsaw. Single-car rollover. Driver: Craig Hurley, 23, Wood Duck Drive, Mentone. Injury: Hurly had minor bleeding to his face. Damage: $10,000 to $25,000. Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Department investigated. Property Damage Accidents • 3:46 p.m. Tuesday – Intersection of Anchorage Road and North Sunset Drive, Warsaw. Two-vehicle collision. Drivers: Beth Davis, 38, Rattington Circle, Warsaw; Lisa Mellott, 48, West North Street, Syracuse. Damage: $2,500 to $5,000. Warsaw Police Department investigated. • 5:03 p.m. Tuesday – Intersection of CR 300N and Sheldon Street, Warsaw. Two-vehicle collision. Drivers: Andrew Stutzman, 18, Shipshewana; April Grossman, 39, Ind. 19, Akron. Damage: $2,500 to $5,000. WPD. • 7:32 p.m. Tuesday – Intersection of East Market and South Scott streets, Warsaw. Two-vehicle collision. Drivers: Steven Caris, 30, Ind. 15, Warsaw; Adam Anders, 41, CR 275E, Warsaw. Damage: $5,000 to $10,000. WPD. • 9:08 a.m. Wednesday – 7344 Ind. 15, Claypool. Two-vehicle collision. Drivers: John Mattern, 65, Wabash; John Sipe, 65, Monroe. Damage: $2,500 to $5,000. KCSD. • 10:14 p.m. Wednesday – Intersection of East Center and South Cleveland streets, Warsaw. Two-vehicle collision. Drivers: Lindsay Smith, 19, Lake Sharon Road, Warsaw; Rodolfo Martinez-Velaaquez, 20, East Clark Street, Warsaw. Damage: $2,500 to $5,000. WPD. • 1:08 a.m. today – Intersection of South Hand and West Winona avenues, Warsaw. Truck hit railroad viaduct. Driver: Devin Doty, 21, CR 500W, Mentone. Damage: $1,000 to $2,500. WPD. Incidents • 4:02 a.m. Tuesday – A person reported criminal trespass in the 200 block of West Jefferson Street, Warsaw. Winona Lake Police Department investigated. • 8:03 a.m. Tuesday – A person reported a theft in the 7200 block of East Eli Lilly Road, Syracuse. KCSD. • 10:46 a.m. Tuesday – Police responded to a report of a rape in the 1700 block of Tippecanoe Drive, Warsaw. WPD. • 10:49 a.m. Tuesday – Police investigated a hit-skip in the 100 block of North Lake Street, Warsaw. WPD. • 2:42 p.m. Tuesday – A person reported a theft in the 2800 block of East Armstrong Road, Leesburg. KCSD. • 10:05 a.m Wednesday – A fraud was reported in the 200 block of West Main Street, Warsaw. KCSD. • 1:27 p.m. Wednesday – A person reported a violation of a protective order in the 100 block of EMS B58 Lane, Warsaw. KCSD. • 4:30 p.m. Wednesday – A credit card was turned in to police in the 2100 block of East Fort Wayne Street, Warsaw. WPD. • 1:40 a.m. today – A break-in was reported at Service Liquors East in the 3700 block of Lake City Highway, Warsaw. WPD.
Warsaw Girls Ground Eagles
He said it wasn't anything personal, it wasn't about him, but first-year Warsaw girls basketball coach John Snyder had plenty to smile about Tueday evening. Off to to the worst start in the program's history, a 2-4 record that Snyder insists isn't indicative of the improvement the team is making, the Tigers rebounded from Saturday's loss to Plymouth with a 52-41 win over visiting Columbia City. Snyder, a longtime Warsaw boys assistant coach, has also been the junior varsity boys coach at Columbia City and has lived there for more than a decade. Just how much it meant he wouldn't really say, but Tuesday's 11-point win meant something to him, as well as a team trying to find its identity with a new head coach and get things rolling.
Whitko Faces Harding In Re-Match
With one second left, Shamane Jamison hauled in a Corey Moore pass for a touchdown.The score shocked Whitko as it broke a 15-15 tie and gave Harding the 23-15 win. That happened last year in the sectional championship game. Whitko and Harding meet again this year on Friday, but this is just for the right to play in the sectional championship, which would take place Nov.8. Whitko and Harding enter the game with identical 7-2 records.If the Wildcats win this game, they would play for their first sectional title since 1986. Whitko looked impressive in a 43-6 first-round win over Blackford, rolling up 511 yards of offense.The Whitko starters rested most of the second half.
Tigers Find Running Game, Enter Tournament With Momentum
When drawn on a chalkboard, seventh-year Warsaw football coach Phil Jensen says his plays always work. Friday night against visiting Northern Lakes Conference foe Concord they worked on the field, as the Tigers found their running game and downed the Minutemen 28-23 in the regular season finale. A team that has survived much of the year via senior Ryan DeGeeter's passing arm, the host Tigers, whom Jensen described earlier in the week as an offense searching for identity, rushed the ball 48 times for 211 yards.Warsaw entered Friday night averaging just over 130 rushing yards per contest.
Henson, Whitko More Comfortable
SOUTH WHITLEY - When Whitko named Dave Henson as the basketball coach last year, the season began any way but normal. Practices had already begun before Henson arrived.Coach had to learn about the players on the fly.The players had to adapt to a new coach on the run. All the Wildcats managed to do was go 17-6 and win the sectional. Imagine what coach and players can do now that this season is actually a normal season. "I came in here a year ago today," Henson said on Nov.11."I feel like we're ahead of the game." Henson is in place.His players are in place.Now Henson's game plan is also in place, moreso than last year.
Victim Speaks Out About Assault
Editors Note: This story is the second of two parts to recognize National Crime Victims' Rights Week April 22-28. The first part ran March 29. The name in this story has been changed to protect the victim's identity.
Review: Opening Night 'All Shook Up' By Bad Weather, Power Outage
Due to the tornado warning and the power outage in Warsaw Wednesday night, Wagon Wheel Theatre's production of "All Shook Up" ended before the intermission and didn't get to finish.
Trojans Extend Streak Over NorthWood
BOURBON - The Triton Trojans boys basketball team extended its winning streak over the NorthWood Panthers to three games Friday night, but coach Jason Groves wasn't exactly jumping for joy.
Public Occurrence 06.26.24
County Jail Bookings The following people were arrested and booked into the Kosciusko County Jail:
