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VOTING LOCATION CHANGES

There are three new voting locations proposed by the County Clerk and approved by the County Commissioners.

Precincts 14, 15 and 23 move from Ross Center to Avondale Church.

Precinct 38 moves from Westview Elementary to First Brethren Church (Pct 33 remains here as well).

Precincts 55 and 71 move from Yorktown High School to Yorktown YMCA.

After the verdict was returned, Delaware County Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Andrew Ramirez, who prosecuted the case, said “I am proud to announce that a large supplier of counterfeit fentanyl tablets has been convicted of Aiding, Inducing or Causing Dealing a Narcotic Drug Resulting in Death for his role in the chain of distribution of fentanyl in Delaware County. As far as we are aware, this may be the first time that an upper-level supplier has been held accountable for an overdose death related to his distribution network. This marks the 12th drug dealer who has been convicted in Delaware County of Dealing Resulting in Death.”

Convicted killer’s sentence affirmed on appeal.

Muncie man who killed Yorktown teen fails in bid for sentence modification Drake — now incarcerated at the Indiana State Prison in Michigan City — has a projected release date of June 2032, according to the state DOC website.

"Don't let it be forgot. That once there was a spot. For one brief shining moment. That was known as Camelot"

Today is municipal and town Election Day! Remember to go vote. Polls are open from 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM.

This is such a loss. Lesia Meer you will be greatly missed!

Obituaries in Muncie, IN | The Star Press Lesia Darlene (Blair) Meer, age 52, passed away peacefully with her family by her side on Sunday, October 15, 2023, at her home in Muncie after a...

Delaware County Early Voting Location and Hours
WHERE: 100 W. Main, Muncie, IN 47305 at the Delaware County Building, Room 104

STARTS: October 11, Monday through Friday, 8:30 am to 4:00 pm
ENDS: November 6 at noon.

SATURDAY VOTING: October 28 and November 4, 8:30 am to 4:00 pm

Lesia is one of the most sweet and caring people I know. She is really in need of help. Please consider donating.

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Be careful when you see those "fun" questionnaires and think about the personal information that you are sharing to others!

Does this juvenile have a record? Is it lengthy? How many times did the juvenile court fail to hold this individual accountable? Is this yet another tragic example of Indiana’s soft on crime juvenile delinquent policy? Those are the questions that need asked.

Court docs: Indy teen charged with the murder of his cousin at his grandmother’s home INDIANAPOLIS – Court records show a 17-year-old is now being charged as an adult in the murder case involving the deadly shooting of his cousin. Shamoreion Moore was charged with murder and dangero…

Epic failure. I would like to know what the prosecutor’s recommendation was. The prosecutor says justice was served. No it wasn’t. First of all, the 55 year sentence was 10 years less than the maximum for murder. Second, there were two separate victims. The sentences should have been ordered to be served consecutively. The law is pretty clear. The Indiana Court of Appeals has held that consecutive sentences are appropriate where there were multiple victims. Simmons v. State, 999 N.E.2d 1005, 1013 (Ind. Ct. App. 2013). “Whether the counts involve one or multiple victims is highly relevant to the decision to impose consecutive sentences.” Id. (citing Cardwell v. State, 895 N.E.2d 1219, 1225 (Ind. 2008)). That is because “when the perpetrator commits the same offense against two victims, enhanced and consecutive sentences seem necessary to vindicate the fact that there were separate harms and separate acts against more than one person.” Id. (Citing Serino v. State, 798 N.E.2d 852, 857 (Ind.2003)).

This is a travesty of Justice. This is a clear example of what is wrong with our system - A judge who imposes concurrent sentences for 2 killings and a prosecutor who is proud of that sentence. At the very minimum should be serving a 110 year sentence.

Man sentenced to 55 years in prison after gas station double murder in May 2021 INDIANAPOLIS — An Indianapolis man has been sentenced to 55 years in prison after a double murder at a gas station on the northeast side of Indianapolis in May 2021. According to a news relea…

The kids and I had a great evening!

I will never consent to a violent offender’s early release from prison. If that means Nettles will die in prison, so be it. He brutally slaughtered a woman and her five year-old son in their own home.

Convicted killer of Muncie mother, child fails in bid for home detention Harold "Pookie" Nettles, now 68, in January 1989 was sentenced to 120 years after a Delaware County jury found him guilty to two counts of murder.

Accountability is the touchstone of our criminal justice system - for adult AND juvenile offenders. The juvenile court soft on crime policies of coddling juvenile delinquents has been a miserable failure. Judges who subscribe to the soft on crime hug a thug juvenile programs need voted out of office.

'Celebrate Back to School' event planned Saturday Hours for the event — open to all Delaware County students, and hosted by Hearts and Hands United of Delaware County — will be 10 a.n. to 2 p.m.

In Indiana, a person convicted of a violent offense must obtain consent of the prosecuting attorney in order to petition for a reduction of sentence. As long as I am Prosecutor in Delaware County, I will not agree to a reduction of a violent criminal’s sentence. Harold "Pookie" Nettles was convicted of the brutal slaying of a mother and her 5-year old child.