Shortly after 6:30 pm, the Washington County Sheriff’s Department received a 911 call of a domestic situation with weapons at 102 Lapping Road, Hardinsburg, in Washington County.

When deputies and troopers arrived on the scene they made contact with a male subject who stated he was the one who called 911.

He stated he and his ex-wife got into an argument earlier in the evening and he left the residence to run errands.

He stated when he returned home his ex-wife threatened him with a firearm and allegedly fired a round from the gun.

He stated he left the home and called 911.

The female was allegedly in the home by herself.

A perimeter was set up around the home and shortly after this Indiana State Police Negotiators and SWAT members arrived.

At 9:18 pm, the female, from the above mentioned address, surrendered to officers.

She was taken into custody and transported to the Washington County Sheriff’s Department for questioning and to be booked in. 

The victim recovered from the pond last night has been identified as Gregory Davis (51) from Camby Indiana.
 
 
Davis was life lined from IU Health Morgan to IU Methodist in critical condition. Upon arrival, the victim was pronounced deceased.  
 
Indiana Conservation Officers are investigating an incident involving Davis who fell through the ice on a pond in Martinsville, Indiana.

Davis was recovered from the water and transported to IU Health Morgan. 
 
The incident occurred at a private pond in the 5800 block of Hackers Creek Road.

The property owner noticed foot prints walking on the ice leading to a hole with fishing equipment but no fisherman or returning footprints. At that time he called 911.
 
Washington Township Fire Department dive team was first on scene and recovered a white male.
 
Indiana Conservation Officers are working to identify the male.
 
Assisting agencies include Morgan County Sheriff Department, Washington Township Fire Department, Harrison Township Fire Department, Morgan County EMS, Martinsville Fire Department, Green Township Fire Department and Paragon Fire Department.
 
Always be cautious when venturing out on the ice and wear a life jacket.

At approximately 11:08 last night Daviess County Dispatch Center received report of a single vehicle crash with possible entrapment. 

Trooper Andrew Beaver was in the area and arrived on scene to find a 1994 Jeep Wrangler upside down in a deep ditch at the intersection of CR 1100 E and CR 1675 N. 

Preliminary investigation reveals that Ethan Malone, 16 of Odon was driving the Jeep north on CR 1100 E.  

As he began to travel down a steep hill the Jeep traveled off the east side of the road 

and got stuck in a small ditch.  The passenger in the Jeep, Ian Bird, 17 of Odon, got out and attempted to push the vehicle out of the ditch while Malone steered the vehicle. 

They successfully got the Jeep out of the ditch, however, due to the icy conditions, the Jeep began to slide out of control down the hill where it traveled into a steep ditch.

This caused the Jeep to flip over onto its top before coming to rest at the bottom of the ditch. 

Malone was trapped in the vehicle for a short time but was able to free himself and crawl out of the wreckage.  Malone was wearing his seatbelt at the time which reduced his injuries.  

He was transported to Daviess County Hospital for treatment of non-life threatening injuries.  Bird was treated at the scene for an abrasion on his hand from pushing the vehicle out of the smaller ditch.

Assisting the Indiana State Police at the scene was the Daviess County Sheriff’s Department, South West Medical, and Odon Volunteer Fire Department. 

Investigating Officer:  Trooper Andrew Beaver

Indiana Conservation Officers are investigating an incident involving a man who fell through the ice on a pond in Martinsville, Indiana. A male was recovered from the water and transported to IU Health Morgan. 

The victim recovered from the pond has been identified.

His name is not being released at this time due to family notifications needing to be made. He was life lined from IU Health Morgan to IU Methodist in critical condition. Upon arrival, the victim was pronounced deceased.  
  
The incident occurred at a private pond in the 5800 block of Hackers Creek Road. The property owner noticed foot prints walking on the ice leading to a hole with fishing equipment but no fisherman or returning footprints. At that time he called 911.
 
Washington Township Fire Department dive team was first on scene and recovered a white male.
 
Indiana Conservation Officers are working to identify the male.
 
Assisting agencies include Morgan County Sheriff Department, Washington Township Fire Department, Harrison Township Fire Department, Morgan County EMS, Martinsville Fire Department, Green Township Fire Department and Paragon Fire Department.
 
Always be cautious when venturing out on the ice and wear a life jacket.