Arrest Warrant Leads to Additional Drug Arrests

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Vanderburgh County – Friday evening, January 19, Indiana State Police responded to 1101 North Spring Street in Evansville to serve arrest warrants on Kelli Vollmer, 39.  She had active warrants out of Gibson and Vanderburgh Counties.  While arresting Vollmer, troopers observed additional criminal activity inside the residence. Troopers obtained a search warrant and later discovered methamphetamine, a lookalike substance and drug paraphernalia. The homeowners, Randall and Joanne Ubelhor, were arrested for various drug offenses. All three individuals were taken to the Vanderburgh County Jail where they are currently being held on bond. This is an ongoing investigation.

Arrested and Charges:

  • Randall J. Ubelhor, 56, 1101 North Spring Street, Evansville, IN
  1. Possession of Meth, Class 6 Felony
  2. Maintaining a Common Nuisance, Class 6 Felony
  3. Possession of a Lookalike Substance, Class C Misdemeanor
  4. Possession of Paraphernalia, Class C Misdemeanor
  • Joanne S. Ubelhor, 53, 1101 North Spring Street, Evansville, IN
  1. Possession of Meth, Class 6 Felony
  2. Maintaining a Common Nuisance, Class 6 Felony
  3. Possession of a Lookalike Substance, Class C Misdemeanor
  4. Possession of Paraphernalia, Class C Misdemeanor
  • Kelli L. Vollmer, 39, 1101 North Spring Street, Evansville, IN
  1. 1 Failure to Appear count for Felony Possession of a Syringe (Gibson County)
  2. 2 Failure to Appear counts for Misdemeanor Theft (Vanderburgh County)
  3. 1 Failure to Appear count for Felony Theft (Vanderburgh County)

Arresting Officer: Sergeant Kevin Brown, Indiana State Police

Assisting Officers: Sergeant Kevin Ellison, Senior Trooper Mike Finney, Trooper Brent       Gramig, Trooper Brandon Deig, Trooper William Campbell, Trooper Hunter Manning, Trooper Ross Rafferty, Trooper Tyler Widner, Trooper Daltyn Backes and Trooper Kyle Otolski

Assisting Agencies: Evansville Police and Vanderburgh County Sheriff’s Department

  All criminal defendants are to be presumed innocent until, and unless proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law.

Randall Ubelhor

Randall J. Ubelhor
Joanne Ubelhor

Joanne Ubelhor

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