Jackson County Deputies Arrest Two On Drug Charges
In the early morning hours of January 19, 2017, Deputy Mark Holt stopped a 1999 GMC Jimmy after he saw it driving in the wrong lane of traffic and attempting to turn into several different yards off of County Road 600 South on the east side of Crothersville.
The driver, Victoria Autenrieb, and passengers Jeffrey D. Tatlock and Alicia M. Reeves, gave conflicting information about why they were in the area, and they appeared very nervous which made Holt suspicious.
Deputy Holt then saw some pills lying in the rear floor board of the vehicle behind the driver’s seat. Autenrieb told Deputy Holt she had recently taken some pain medication and that she did not have a prescription.
While taking inventory of the vehicle, Deputy Holt and Crothersville Police Officer J.L. McElfresh located several prescription tablets that were identified as Oxycodone, Hydrocodone, and Alprazdlam along with eight grams of Methamphetamine, Marijuana and some items used for measuring and distributing illegal drugs.
Victoria E. Autenrieb was arrested for Operating While Intoxicated/Drugs, Possession of Marijuana, Possession of a Controlled Substance, and Violation of the Legend Drug Act. All are level 6 felonies
Jeffrey D. Tatlock faces charges of Dealing in Methamphetamine, a Level 3 Felony, Possession of
Methamphetamine, and Possession of Paraphernalia, both Level 6 Felonies.
Reeves was released at the scene and the investigation is ongoing.
Naloxone Kit Saves 21-Year-Old From Drug Overdose
| Quick thinking and the availability of a drug to prevent drug overdoses led police to save the life of a 20-year-old.
Crothersville Chief of Police Brent Turner spotted an older model Toyota truck parked on County Road 400 South, east of US Highway 31 in Vernon Township.
Crothersville Fire Department and Jackson County Ambulance were called to the scene. Jackson County Sheriff’s Detective Bob Lucas was close by and also responded. Crothersville Firefighters were already providing oxygen to Hamilton when Lucas arrived. Detective Lucas provided the Firefighters with Naloxone, who quickly administered it to Hamilton. Hamilton received a second dose of Naloxone when Jackson County EMS arrived. Naloxone, sold under the brandname Narcan among others, is a medication used to block the effects of opioids, especially in overdose. Naloxone may be combined within the same pill as an opioid to decrease the risk of misuse. When given intravenously, it works within two minutes, and when injected into a muscle, it works within five minutes. After being treated Hamilton was breathing and conscious. She was then transported to Schneck Medical Center in Seymour for further evaluation. Crothersville Chief Turner is in charge of the investigation. |
Washington County Inmate Roster – 1.23.17
- BURGLARY OF A DWELLING THEFT
- PROBATION VIOLATION
- STRANGULATION
- BATTERY
- THEFT
- POSSEESSION OF SCHEDULED I
- THROUGH IV CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
- POSSESSION OF PARAPHERNALIA
- OPERATING A MOTOR VEHICLE WHILE SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
- RESISTING LAW ENFORCEMENT
- OWI
- ENDANGERING
- OWI WITH A BAC .15 OR
- HIGHER WARRANT FAILURE TO APPEAR
- WARRANT: LEAVING THE SCENE OF AN ACCIDENT
- DOMESTIC BATTERY IN THE PHYSICAL PRESENCE OF A CHILD UNDER 16
- DOMESTIC BATTERY IN THE PHYSICAL PRESENCE OF A CHILD UNDER 16
- STRANGULATION
- DOMESTIC BATTERY IN THE PHYSICAL PRESENCE OF A CHILD UNDER 16
- BATTERY
- DOMESTIC BATTERY
- RESISTING LAW ENFORCEMENT
- OWI
- REFUSAL
- OWI BAC .15 OR HIGHER
NASCAR Makes Changes to Races Beginning in Daytona
As a result of ongoing feedback from NASCAR’s fans, there will be changes to the format of all races in the top three NASCAR divisions.
The goal of the changes is to make racing better from start to finish and also add more memorable moments along the way.
Below is a short synopsis of the changes to take place starting with the Can-Am Duel at Daytona on February 23rd.
Races will be divided into 3 stages
Stages 1 and 2 each approximately 25-30 percent of the race distance
- Each stage will have a winner flagged at a designated lap. The race will then go to caution between stages followed by a mandatory pit stop for each team
- The Final Stage will consist of the remaining distance – normal race finish rules (i.e., green, white, checkers)
Stages 1 & 2 will award points
- The top ten finishers of stage 1 & 2 will receive championship points (from 10 points to 1 point)
- Stage winners will receive one (1) “segment winner point bonus” for NASCAR Postseason/Playoff seeding, but will NOT receive a playoff berth for a stage win
Final Stage
- Race (aka the Final Stage) winners of each points event still earn a berth into the playoffs
- Pays points 1st thru last place finisher
Format will begin for NASCAR Camping World Trucks, NASCAR Xfinity, & Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series with the first race of the 2017 season
The Can-Am Duel will be treated segments, paying points to the top-10 finishers. Duel winners will NOT earn bonus points or a berth for the post-season. The Daytona 500 will be the first MENCS race with three (3) full segments.
A panel of drivers, teams, track officials, and NASCAR helped develop the changes including Denny Hamlin, Brad Keselowski, & Joey Logano.
Joe Gibbs Racing, Hendrick Motorsports, Roush Fenway Racing, Stewart-Haas Racing represented the current teams at the press conference held earlier this evening.
Former drivers Jeff Gordon & Jeff Burton also participated
2-Year-Old’s Body Found Early Sunday
The body of a missing 2-year-old boy has been found, according to the Clark County Sheriff’s Office.
Police say William G. Roberts was located early Sunday just after 2 a.m. Police say the child was dead when he was found.
Roberts was located by members of a search party in a creek near his residence.
The child went missing in Borden, Indiana on Saturday afternoon. He was missing for almost 12 hours, according to authorities.
Police called the search off for the night because it was too dark for the police divers and high tide was making it difficult for the divers according to police.
The search was to resume at 7:00 a.m. Sunday.
Police officers and a few volunteers worked overnight to check the area periodically throughout the night.
Roberts was last seen around 2:30 p.m.,playing in the yard near the creek. The mother took her eyes off him for a moment and the child disappeared, according to authorities.
He was wearing a grey shirt with a Gap logo, and blue jeans.
“A parent reported last seeing the child playing near a creek,” a release from the Clark County Sheriff’s office said. “The Clark County Sheriff’s Office is utilizing our helicopter, K9 division, and dive team in efforts to locate the missing child. Indiana State Police, Indiana Department of Natural Resources, and Sellersburg Fire Department are assisting in the matter.”
Young Weighs in on Confirmations and Inauguration
United States Senator Todd Young (IN) weighed in on the confirmation of Generals Kelly and Mattis following the Senate’s vote on the first group of cabinet members:
“I was glad to confirm two individuals who will help keep Americans safe and secure at home and abroad. Generals Kelly and Mattis are well respected on both sides of the aisle, and I look forward to working with them. I hope the remaining members of the Cabinet will be confirmed without further delay or obstruction.”
Sen. Young also offered his perspective on the Inauguration ceremony and meeting with Hoosiers prior to the big event:
“Inauguration day is a hopeful time. It is the culmination of the will of Hoosiers and the American people. Today, we come together and, at least for one day, we put our political and ideological differences aside to celebrate a uniquely American tradition: the peaceful transition of power. I was glad to share this experience with hundreds of Hoosiers who made the trip to our nation’s capital for this historic event.”
Roy Casey age 63 of Salem
Mr. Roy Casey age 63 of Salem passed away Tuesday, January 17 at Meadow View Health Care and Rehab.
Mr. Casey was born February 11, 1953 in Jeffersonville, Indiana the son of Lawrence and Lola Casey. He was an employee of Don Robertson Concrete Construction.
He is survived by his companion: Janet Brown of Louisville, son: Gregory Coats of New Albany, a daughter: Misty Long of Salem, three brothers: Billy Casey, Robert Casey and Jerry Casey all of Louisville, a sister: Shirley Casey of Louisville, 13 grandchildren, 5 great-grandchildren, a nephew: Steve Casey and several other nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by two sisters: Kathy Robertson and Betty Johnson and his parents.
Funeral services will be held Monday at 6:00PM at Weathers Funeral Home. Cremation will follow. Visitation will be Monday from 2-6PM.
DELINO DeSHIELDS RETURNS TO MANAGE BATS IN 2017
Manager
will return for his third season at the helm of the Louisville Bats in 2017. He will once again be joined by pitching coach Jeff Fassero, hitting coach Jody Davis and trainer Steve Gober. Joining the staff is bench coach Darryl Brinkley and strength and conditioning coach Cole Durham.
DeShields, 48, will manage the Bats again in 2017 and has a 135-153 career record for Louisville. The Bats finished the 2016 season in second place in the International League West division at 71-73, their best finish in the division since they won the division back in 2010. The 2017 season will be his ninth overall in the Cincinnati Reds’ organization and eighth as a manager. DeShields has also managed at Double-A Pensacola (2013-2014), Class A Dayton (2011-2012) and Rookie Billings (2010). He began his tenure with the Reds as Billings’ hitting coach in 2009.
DeShields was the 12th overall draft pick by the Montreal Expos in the 1987 June draft out of Seaford High School in Seaford, Del. He made his Major League debut in 1990 and went on to play in 1,615 games with the Expos, Dodgers, Cardinals, Orioles and Cubs through 2002, mostly at second base. He finished his big league career with a .268 batting average and his 463 career stolen bases currently rank him 50th all-time.
Fassero, 54, returns as pitching coach after taking over for Ted Power on July 4 of last season following his promotion to Cincinnati. Fassero spent 16 years in the big leagues with nine different teams going 121-124 with a 4.11 ERA. He spent his longest tenure with the Montreal Expos from 1991-1996. Fassero was previously the roving pitching instructor (2016), and Pensacola pitching coach (2014-2015).
Davis, 60, returns to the Bats after his first season in the Reds organization in 2016. Davis previously spent time in the San Diego Padres’ organization as a hitting coach and in the Chicago Cubs’ system as a manager. Davis enjoyed a 10-year Major League career with the Cubs (1981-1988), where he was an All-Star in 1984 and 1986, and the Atlanta Braves (1988-1990). In 1986, he won a Rawlings Gold Glove and threw out a modern-day record 89 attempted base stealers. He recorded a .245 career average with 127 home runs and 490 RBI.
Brinkley, 48, joins the Bats as the bench coach in 2017 after spending the 2016 season with the Dominican Summer League Reds as their hitting coach. Brinkley has previously spent time as a hitting coach in the Los Angeles Dodgers’ system with the Ogden Raptors in 2015 and as a hitting coach in the summer and winter Mexican leagues. Brinkley enjoyed a 19-year professional playing career all over the globe racking up 1,970 hits and getting as high as Triple-A baseball.
Gober enters his second season in the Reds organization and second as Louisville’s trainer after working with the Washington Nationals since 2002, including the three most recent seasons as assistant athletic trainer on the big league staff. Gober played golf and baseball at Shenandoah University and earned a degree in kinesiology/sports medicine in 1998.
Cole Durham will begin his first season in the Reds organization in 2017 as Louisville strength and conditioning coach. Durham spent the previous four seasons in the Pittsburgh Pirates system as strength and conditioning coach at multiple levels.
The Bats open the season on Thursday, April 6 at home against the Columbus Clippers at 7:05 p.m.
The Bats have drawn over 10 million fans since Louisville Slugger Field opened in April, 2000. Tickets for all regular season games are available. The entire 2017 Bats schedule, including updated promotions and special events, can be found at batsbaseball.com. Single-game tickets may be purchased online, by calling 1-855-228-8497 or by visiting the Louisville Slugger Field box office. Full and partial season tickets, along with group outings and suite rentals are available by calling the Bats front office at 502-212-2287.
Alabama Man Arrested for Allegedly Raping a Woman He Met on Online
An Alabama man was arrested by Indiana State Police detectives on multiple sexual assault charges after allegedly raping a female me met online.
Jeffrey Scott Vanherreweghe, 23, of Crossville, AL was arrested and Charged with:
– Rape, Level 3 Felony
– Criminal Confinement, Level 5 Felony
– Sexual Battery, Level 6 Felony
On Monday, January 16, Troopers with the Indiana State Police were contacted regarding a report of a female that had taken herself to an Evansville area hospital after being raped in Huntingburg.
Investigators learned that, days earlier, the female had met Vanherreweghe, through the dating app “Tinder”.
Vanherreweghe, who was working locally installing equipment at a facility for his company, met the female Monday evening at the Quality Inn in Huntingburg.
Investigators learned that after initially participating within a consensual relationship, Vanherreweghe allegedly became violent, performing multiple sexual acts on the female against her wishes, while she was attempting to scream for help and for him to stop. Investigators learned that co-workers of Vanherreweghe knocked on the hotel door multiple times to intervene; Vanherreweghe allegedly told them to go away.
Co-workers were able to use a key to the room from the front desk to attempt to enter; this allegedly allowed for the female to get free from Vanherreweghe long enough to unlock the deadbolt to the room.
The female was able to retrieve her belongings and was escorted from the room by Vanherreweghe’s co-workers.
After speaking with witnesses and ISP Crime Scene Technicians collecting evidence from the hotel room, investigators interviewed Vanherreweghe and later placed him into custody, transporting him without incident to the Dubois County Security Center.
