Honeywell Center And Eagles Theatre Announce Free Summer Activities

WABASH – The Honeywell Center and Eagles Theatre will feature a week of free activities during the School’s Out Summer Bash beginning June 13.

Public Occurrences 9.22.10

County Jail Bookings The following people were preliminarily charged and booked into the Kosciusko County Jail:

Juvenile Arrest A Matter Of Public Record

I get calls from time to time from parents who are angry because we printed the name of their underage son or daughter in the paper. This is not the honor roll or 4-H results I'm talking about. I'm talking about police reports - crime, arrests and the like. There seems to be a misconception that it is illegal for newspapers to print the names of juveniles. That is patently false.There is simply no such law.And there never has been.Maybe I shouldn't say never, but there hasn't been in the 23 years I've been involved in journalism. But nonetheless, lots of people think that we are bound by law not to print names of juveniles who commit crimes. (They don't seem to care if we print the names of juveniles who score touchdowns.) But whether there is a law or not, people still wonder why in the world a newspaper would want to print the name of a juvenile who was arrested. Well, frankly, there are a couple pretty compelling reasons.

Warsaw Man Charged With Stealing Power Tools, Car

A Warsaw man faces charges for theft and auto theft, and the charges are being enhanced because he failed to register as a sex offender.

2 Arrests Connected To Multi-County Thefts In Ind., Mich.

Two men have been arrested by Kosciusko County officers in connection with an extensive crime spree that spanned five Indiana counties and two Michigan counties.

Police Recover More Stolen Goods

Kosciusko County Sheriff's Department Friday executed a search warrant on a second residence in connection with an earlier theft arrest. Police searched the Mark Slone residence on CR 700W Friday after receiving information linking him to the alleged thefts. Mark is the brother of Brian Slone who was arrested Thursday on charges of burglary, theft and possession of precursors to manufacture methamphetamine.The Thursday arrest came after police responded to a domestic disturbance at Mark Slone's Diamond Lake residence. Information gained during that investigation led officers to search Brian Slone's residence where more than $60,000 in construction tools and equipment was recovered. In the Friday search at Mark Slone's home, police reported finding anhydrous ammonia and Sudafed¨, both ingredients in methamphetamine.Police also recovered several thousand dollars worth of construction tools and equipment believed to be stolen.

Warrant Issued For Third Man In Theft Of Construction Tools

Kosciusko County Sheriff's Department is investigating a third man in connection with two January theft arrests. A warrant for Ryan Miller was issued in late January, though police have not yet been successful in serving it. Miller allegedly is involved with the construction-site burglary ring that led to the arrests of Mark and Brian Slone in January. Police recovered more than $60,000 worth of stolen constuction equipment, tools and building materials from the Slones' residences. Miller allegedly was a house guest at Mark Slone's Diamond Lake residence. According to a police press release, more items have been recovered at a Diamond Lake residence.It is unclear if the residence referred to is Slone's.No police were available for clarification. The items recovered are from a residential burglary in early January of a home at 10488 W.CR 800N, Warsaw. The theft investigation reportedly is ongoing in several surrounding counties and Kentucky.

Warsaw Man Sentenced for Bar Fight, Forgery and Theft

A Warsaw man was sentenced Thursday morning for charges related to a bar fight and unrelated charges of forgery and theft last year.

Warsaw Man Arrested For Theft At Laundromats, Car Washes

A Warsaw man was arrested after  a month-long theft investigation by the Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Department and the Milford Police, according to a news release from the sheriff’s department.

Public Occurrences 10.4.2012

Two Held After Thefts Of Ammonia From Farm Center

Two people are in custody this morning after allegedly stealing anhydrous ammonia from a farm center near Mentone. Police said the men had six or seven of the ingredients needed to manufacture methamphetamine in the vehicle they were traveling in and that they believe the men were going to use the ammonia to set up a mobile lab. Bradley Michael Troyer, 28, of 501 S.Locke St., Nappanee, is preliminarily charged with theft, possession of two or more ingredients with the intent to manufacture methamphetamine and criminal trespass.He is being held in the Kosciusko County Jail on $2,000 bond. Clint M.Mishler, 26, of 103-1/2 Maple St., Nappanee, faces charges of theft and possession of two or more ingredients with the intent to manufacture methamphetamine.His bond also is $2,000. Troyer and Mishler were taken into custody near Royster-Clark, at the intersection of CR 100S and Ind.19.Police said the location has continuously been victim to anhydrous ammonia thefts.

Public Occurrences 3.26.2011

County Jail Bookings The following people were preliminarily charged and booked into the Kosciusko County Jail:n 10:54 a.m. Thursday - Nicholas Allen Hurt, 21, Woodburn, arrested for criminal conversion. Bond: $500.n 2:49 p.m. Thursday - Lucas Edward Monnier, 32, of 425 S. Buffalo St., Warsaw, arrested for non-support of a dependent. Bond: $34,000.Personal InjuryAccidentn 1:33 p.m. Wednesday - Intersection of CR 650E and Old 30, Pierceton. Car-van collision. Drivers: Richard C. Kats, 51, East 9th Street, Rochester; William K. Hood, 58, East CR 450N, Leesburg. Injury: Hood complained of head pain. Damage: $2,500-5,000.Kosciusko County Sheriff's Department investigated. Property DamageAccidentsn 2:53 p.m. Thursday - Intersection of U.S. 30 and CR 250S, Warsaw. Two-car collision. Drivers: Christina L. Bainter, 18, EMS B61J Lane, Warsaw; Jacqueline S. Bentele, 66, Third Street, Winona Lake. Damage: $2,500-$5,000. Warsaw Police Department investigated. n 5:44 p.m. Thursday - Intersection of Ind. 15 and Indiana Street, Warsaw. Car-SUV collision. Drivers: Michelle L. Pugh, 26, CR 100S, Pierceton; Laura P. Elmore, 46, Westwood Road, Winona Lake. Damage: $2,500-$5,000. WPD.n 6:34 p.m. Thursday - 2801 Old 30, Warsaw. Semi hit parked semi registered to Randy Sherrer, Oneona, Ala. Driver: Emsud Kurtovic, 52, Clearwater, Fla. Damage: $2,500-$5,000. Kosciusko County Sheriff's Department investigated.Incidentsn March 15 - An employee of Worthington AG, Ind. 15, Leesburg, reported forced entry into the business and the theft of 15 radiators and two Geo trackers. KCSD.n March 16 - George A. Jackson, Center Street, Burket, reported cruelty to animals. KCSD.n March 16 - Virginia C. Erb, CR 425W, Milford, reported the theft of guns from her residence. KCSD.n March 16 - Mary L. Muniz, Hepler Drive, Warsaw, reported the theft of an item from her residence. KCSD.n March 18 - John Ouleney, Plymouth, Mich., reported paint and drywall tools and mud stolen from EMS C3 Lane. KCSD.n Sunday - Rebecca Gilbert, CR 400E, Warsaw, reported a theft from a vehicle. KCSD.n Sunday - Susan Shepherd, CR 400E, Warsaw, reported items stolen from her vehicle. KCSD.n Sunday - A Rochester woman reported being harassed and a violation of a restraining order. KCSD.n Monday - Tom F. Houlihan, Leo, reported damage to his property. KCSDn Monday - An employee of Leesburg Mill, Smith Street, Leesburg, reported the theft of two electric motors. KCSDn 9:16 p.m.Tuesday - Peggy Anglin, CR 1200S, Akron, reported an auto theft. KCSD.n Wednesday - A Burket woman reported being harassed through electronic communications. KCSD.n 8:20 p.m. Wednesday - Beth Stoltzfus, East Chicago Street, Syracuse, reported a suspicious act. KCSD.n 8:07 a.m. Thursday - Warsaw Police Department transported a male subject to the Bowen Center. WPD.n 12:03 p.m. Thursday - Marlin Joe Carr, U.S. 30, Warsaw, reported the theft of a license plate. WPD.n 3:47 p.m. Thursday - An employee of Terry's Automotive, East Winona Avenue, Warsaw, reported a theft from the business. WPD.n 5:17 p.m. Thursday - Heather Nicole Wright, East Main Street, Warsaw, reported the theft of a scooter. WPD.n 8:23 p.m. Thursday - James Eston Dorman, Hendricks Street, Warsaw, reported damage to a stop sign post. WPD.n 9:17 p.m. Thursday - Kosciusko County Sheriff's deputies stopped a driver with no operator's license. KCSD.n 9:41 p.m. Thursday - A Warsaw woman reported being battered. WPD.

Public Occurrences 7.14.10

County Jail Bookings The following people were preliminarily charged and booked into the Kosciusko County Jail:

Public Occurrences 7.17.2012

Public Occurrences 8.12.10

County Jail Bookings The following people were preliminarily charged and booked into the Kosciusko County Jail:

Sheriff's Department Seeks Help Identifying Woman

Kosciusko County Sheriff's Department is seeking help from the public in regards to an investigation.

Easy Does It

Jenna Kneff appears to be holding up the end of the line as a pair of cows take a rest in the Dairy Barn.

Public Occurrences 4.2.2019

Two Charged In Theft Of Truck

Two Warsaw juveniles were preliminarily charged with auto theft after an alleged joy ride that began in Warsaw and ended in a one-vehicle accident in Wabash. Daniel Ramon Olivo, 13, of 3034 West Creek Road, and a 12-year-old boy were preliminarily charged with auto theft, according to Warsaw Police Department records.The two boys allegedly stole a pickup from the parking lot of Ivy Tech, East Smith Street, Warsaw. The owner of the truck, Stephen Arthur Grill, Stonecamp Drive, Winona Lake, learned his truck was missing when he was notified by Indiana State Patrol that it was involved in a one-vehicle accident near Disko.Grill then checked the parking lot of school and realized his truck was gone, according to police reports. ISP officers returned the two boys - who allegedly abandoned the wrecked truck - to WPD, where they were preliminarily charged and released to guardians.

Charges Filed In Syracuse Knife Incident

SYRACUSE - Burglary and theft charges have been levied against a man involved in a Saturday morning incident where another man's throat was cut.