Jackson County Inmate Roster – 10-4-19
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Washington County Inmate Roster – 10-4-19
October 3
Salem Police Department
Aaron James Koenig, 23, Odon, IN
- Possession of Paraphernalia
- Possession of Marijuana, Hash Oil, Hashish or Salvia
Jackson County Inmate Roster – 10-2-19
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Jackson County Inmate Roster – 10-1-19
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Washington County Inmate Roster – 10-3-19
October 1
Washington County Sheriff’s Department
Krystal Dawn Huff, 33, Charlestown
- Violation of Probation
Mark Alan Thompson, 64, Salem
- Operating a Vehicle While Intoxicated endangering a person
- Operating While Intoxicated Per Se
Kayla R. Hildreth, 33, Salem
- Failure to Return to Lawful Detention
Daniel Benson Wall, 50, Pekin
- Operating a Motor Vehicle With License Suspended or Revoked
City of Salem Police
Christina M. Clark, 33, Salem
- Theft – at least $750 but less than $50,000
October 2
Indiana State Police
Jacquline L. Turner, 48, Salem
- Violation of agreement to withold sentence on violation of probation
- Possession of Meth
- Maintaining a Common Nuisance
- Possession of Marijuana
- Possession of Paraphernalia with prior unrelated judgement or conviction for possession paraphernalia
- Possession of a syringe
Washington County Sheriff’s Department
Danielle Nicole Burton, 30, Paoli
- Out of County Charges Only
Kimberly K. Henry, 50, Campbellsburg
- Failure to Appear
Eric M. Blanford, 29, Campbellsburg
- Out of State Warrant
Kenneth Dewayne Crecelius, 32, Fredericksburg
- Theft
Chad Owen Osgatharp, 34, Salem
- Here For Court
Mark Eugene Lindley, 34, Paoli
- Here For Court
Goat & Sheep FAMACHA and Basic Care Workshop
The Washington County Goat Association and the Washington County Sheep Association invite goat and sheep producers to a FAMACHA and Basic Care Workshop from 2:00-6:00 pm on Saturday, October 19, 2019 at the Washington County Fairgrounds (118 Fair St.) in Salem.
This workshop will focus on parasite management, FAMACHA certification, and basic care of goats and sheep. Local goat and sheep producers will provide examples of their livestock for workshop participants to practice FAMACHA scoring.
Dr. Beth Johnson, Field Veterinary for Kentucky Department of Agriculture and Dr. Kristin Tormoehlen, Veterinarian at Brownstown Veterinary Clinic will be the workshop presenters.
The workshop is free for association members and $20 for non-members. RSVP’s are appreciated by Wednesday, October 16, 2019 by contacting the Purdue Extension – Washington County office at dhowellw@purdue.edu or 812-883-4601.
84th IBEP Bull Sale – October 19, 2019
The 84th performance test of the Indiana Beef Evaluation Program finished September 23, 2019, at the Feldun-Purdue Ag Center in Bedford. A total of 61 bulls from five breeds completed the test.
The bulls were entered by 26 seed stock producers from Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Kentucky, and Ohio. Bulls were fed a moderate-energy ration during the 125-day test and daily gain for the entire group was 3.01 lbs. The bulls are in ideal body condition for use this fall or next spring.
This is an excellent set of bulls that offer a range of performance for the economically
important traits. Hereford bull #199 will enter the ring first. He had a Performance Index of 111.1. His EPD’s rank in the top 10% of the breed for weaning weight, yearling weight, maternal calving ease, carcass weight, marbling, ribeye area, and BMI$, BII$, and CHB$ indexes.
The bull was sired by NJW 33TB 100W Trust 167Y and is owned by Greives Herefords, West Lafayette, Indiana.
Angus #207 had the highest Performance Index, 120.1. He was sired by Rock Creek Rancher 1495, is owned by Halls Angus, Eddyville, Illinois, and will be 2nd in the ring. Three more Angus bulls from Halls Angus immediately follow #207 in the ring: #210 and 205 sired by Hilltop Open Range 2279 and #208 sired by 3F Epic 4631. They are followed by three Angus bulls from Mickey Angus, Pana, Illinois, bulls #236, 237, and 238, sired by Baldridge 38 Special.
These three made up the top indexing get-of-sire group.
Cattle producers looking for bulls that will add pounds, quality, and value to their calves will not want to miss the sale on Saturday, October 19 at the Springville Feeder Auction, Springville, Indiana.
Bulls will sell immediately following the Springville Feeder Auction Association’s Heifer and
Cow sale, which starts at 2:00 PM. In addition, the sale will be broadcast live over the internet through DVAuction Services.
Users with high-speed internet access and interested in buying or just viewing
the sale need to visit the DVAuction web site at www.dvauction.com. If you plan to purchase a bull via the DVAuction site, you should preregister with DVAuction to establish your financial credentials.
A total of 28 bulls will be offered for sale: 19 Angus, 5 Hereford, 1 Red Angus, and 3
SimAngus. These 28 bulls were the top indexing bulls of their breed and passed a rigorous inspection for breeding and structural soundness. Also, all bulls have been measured by ultrasound for ribeye area, backfat and percent intramuscular fat (marbling). In addition, EPD’s for birth weight, weaning weight, yearling weight, maternal milk, calving ease, disposition, carcass traits, and $ indexes are available to assist producers in bull selection.
Bulls may be seen at the Test Station, located at the Feldun-Purdue Ag. Center, 3 miles
northwest of Bedford on SR 158 and 458 or after Noon on October 19 at the Springville Feeder Auction.
Video clips of all of the sale bulls are available on the IBEP web site.
For additional information, contact your County Extension Educator, or Donna Lofgren,
765-494-6439; Nick Minton, 812-279-4330; or Brad Shelton, Station Manager, 812-279-8554.
Also, complete performance data for sale bulls, and videos of the bulls, can be viewed on the web site: https://ag.purdue.edu/ansc/ibep/.
The sale catalog is online.
Mt. Vernon Man Arrested for Child Molesting
Indiana State Police initiated a criminal investigation in September after receiving information a female under the age of 16 had been sexually molested by a 33-year-old Mt. Vernon man.
During the investigation, Indiana State Police Detective Wes Kuykendall revealed Curtis Mosby, 33, of Mt. Vernon, had allegedly molested the female in January 2019.
The female victim is also under the age of 16. This morning the investigation continued at the Indiana State Police Post in Evansville, which resulted in the arrest of Mosby.
He was taken to the Posey County Jail where he is currently being held on bond.
Arrested and Charge:
- Curtis Mosby, 33, Mt. Vernon, IN
- Child Molestation, Level 1 Felony
Investigating Officer: Detective Wes Kuykendall, Indiana State Police
Oakland City Man Arrested for Theft from Local Restaurant
Indiana State Police arrested a former Oakland City restaurant manager for allegedly stealing over $36,000 from the owner of Mom’s Diner in Oakland City.
Indiana State Police Detective Tobias Odom initiated a criminal investigation on August 30th after receiving information from the restaurant owner regarding a significant amount of missing money.
Roger Norrick, 54, of Oakland City, was the restaurant manager and responsible for calculating daily sales and making nightly deposits.
The investigation revealed Norrick allegedly stole over $36,000 between January and August 2019.
After reviewing this investigation, Gibson County Prosecutor’s Office issued a warrant for Norrick’s arrest.
He was arrested at 10:40 this morning at his Oakland City residence without incident. Norrick was taken to the Gibson County Jail where he is currently being held on bond.
Arrested and Charges:
- Roger S. Norrick, 54, Oakland City, IN
- Theft, Class 6 Felony
Investigating Officer: Detective Tobias Odom, Indiana State Police
Assisting Agency: Oakland City Police
Indiana State Parole with Scott County Sheriff’s Office, Austin City Police and the Indiana State Police, Conduct “Operation No B.S.”
On Sept. 27, the Scott County Sheriff’s Office, Austin Police Department, and the Indiana State Police assisted the Indiana State Parole Office in conducting a parolee sweep of parolees living in Scott County.
During this sweep, a total of 19 parolees and residences were visited.
A total of three people were arrested from the visits.
During the sweeps, Lori LaMaster, 44, of Scottsburg, was arrested for Possession of Methamphetamine, Maintaining a Common Nuisance and Possession of Paraphernalia.
Joshua Spicer, 33, of Scottsburg, was arrested for Possession of Methamphetamine, Possession of Marijuana, Maintaining a Common Nuisance, Unlawful Possession of a Syringe and Possession of Paraphernalia.
Dwayne May, 45, of Austin, was arrested for Unlawful Possession of a Syringe and Maintaining a Common Nuisance. Additional arrest warrants will be sought for other parolees who are in violation of their parole.
Sheriff Goodin stated, “we are using every tool in the toolbox to make sure Scott County is safe for its citizens”.
