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Attempt to Identify Burglary Suspect using a Stolen

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Detectives of the Evansville Police Department are still trying to identify and locate a person of interest from a Burglary that occurred on Tulip Avenue May 24th. During the Burglary a credit card was stolen. This credit card was used at several locations on or around E. Morgan Avenue. Attached are photographs from surveillance video from the Family Dollar on E. Morgan Avenue in which the subject pictured again used the stolen credit card. Anyone user30769-1433283890-media2_72a0cf_240_134_PrsMe_with information is asked to contact the Evansville Police Department at (812) 436-4025 / (812) 436-7979 or the WeTip line at 1-800-78-CRIME

          

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Make your summer SUPER | Read for prizes!

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Summer Reading Program 
June 1-July 27 | All ages!

Play the EVPL’s version of Bingo during the Summer Reading Program for a chance to win prizes – like cash for adults, cash and gift cards for teens, and passes to local attractions and interactive toys for kids.

Get a SUPER card at any EVPL location starting today, and help us kick off the program by coming to one of our special events.

Summer Reading Program is sponsored by the EVPL Foundation.

Vanderburgh County Recent Booking Records

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Breaking News : The Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals Oral Argument Between Louise Milan v. Evansville Police Chief Billy Bolin

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Click the Milan v. Bolin oral argument (only recorded-no video) from Monday, June 1, 2015 at the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals.

http://media.ca7.uscourts.gov/oralArguments/oar.jsp?caseyear=&casenumber=&period=Past+week

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EPD ACTIVITY REPORT

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Daily Off Topic Forum June 2, 2015

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Mesker Park Zoo & Botanic Garden Offers Twilight Tuesdays for a Third Summer Season ; Extended Zoo Hours Every Tuesday from June 2 – August 25

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Twilight Tuesdays are back for a third summer season at Mesker Park Zoo & Botanic Garden. Beginning Tuesday, June 2, 2015 and running every Tuesday through August 25, 2015, zoo grounds will be open until 8 pm with last entry at 7 pm. The extended evening hours are a direct response to requests from zoo members and zoo visitors. The Rainforest Grill and Wild Rivers Trading Co. Gift Shop will also remain open. Regular admission rates apply; Zoo Members are FREE.

Mesker Park Zoo & Botanic Garden Closing Early to Prepare for Zoo Brew on Saturday, June 6, 2015
Public Notice: Mesker Park Zoo & Botanic Garden hosts its largest annual fundraiser, Zoo Brew, this Saturday, June 6, from 6 to 9 pm. The event is completely sold-out. In order to prepare for the event, zoo gates will close at 2 pm on Saturday. The zoo will reopen to visitors at 9 am on Sunday, June 7, 2015. Thank you for supporting your zoo.

For additional information on Mesker Park Zoo and Botanic Garden, visit www.meskerparkzoo.com

7th Circuit affirms solitary confinement; cautions against it

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Dave Stafford for www.theindianalawyer.com

An Indiana inmate’s 30-day stint in solitary confinement at the Miami Correctional facility didn’t violate his civil rights, the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Friday. But the panel cautioned judges and prison officials against wide use of the practice.

Judge Richard Posner wrote for the panel that affirmed Judge James T. Moody’s dismissal of Shane Kervin’s  42 U.S.C. § 1983 lawsuit alleging that as a prisoner, his rights were violated when he was placed in solitary confinement and denied privileges as punishment for complaining about a delay in being allowed to see his attorney.

The District Court ruled, however, that Kervin’s backtalk to guards was the basis for his punishment. Because this is not constitutionally protected speech in a correctional facility, the 7th Circuit wrote that his placement in solitary was neither “atypical,” “significant,” nor “a dramatic departure from the basic conditions” of his sentence as required for inmate civil rights claims under Sandin v. Conner, 515 U.S. 472, 484-85 (1995).

Kervin “was placed in segregation for at most 30 days and, more importantly, does not allege that he suffered any significant psychological or other injury from it,” Posner wrote. “So the judge was right to dismiss his suit. But we take this opportunity to remind both prison officials and judges to be alert for the potentially serious adverse consequences of protracted segregation as punishment for misbehavior in prison, especially the kind of nonviolent misbehavior involved in the present case.”

The panel cited research on “the serious psychological consequences of such quasi-solitary imprisonment,” including a recent article in the Indiana Law Review.

Along with being placed in solitary, Kervin’s commissary and phone privileges also were suspended. While affirming dismissal of Kervin’s suit, the panel wrote Moody had made two inconsequential errors – evaluating the gravity of each punishment separately rather than in their totality and suggesting that a prisoner must spend six months in segregation before he may complain of being deprived liberty without due process.

“Six months is not an apt presumptive minimum for establishing a violation,” Posner wrote. “Judges who lean toward such a presumption may be unfamiliar with the nature of modern prison segregation and the psychological damage that it can inflict.”

Governor Pence to Join Oil & Gas Company Executives for Knox County Jobs Announcement

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Indianapolis – Tomorrow, Governor Mike Pence will join executives from Franklin Well Services, a provider of oil well servicing, in Vincennes for an economic development announcement. Details below.

 

Tuesday, June 2:

 

11:15 a.m. EDT – Governor Pence to join executives from Franklin Well Services for economic development announcement

*Media are welcome to attend, and are encouraged to park in the city’s public lots.

Franklin Well Services, 400 Main Street, Vincennes

IS IT TRUE JUNE 2, 2015

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IS IT TRUE we hear that At-Large City Councilman Jonathan Weaver is now employed by Tucker Realty?  …Tucker Realty now have two (2) City Council members working for them?  …all we can say about this is “interesting”?

IS IT TRUE  we hear that City of Evansville  self insured  health  program pays about $25 million dollars a year to medical providers for 1500  city employees people?  … this figure averages to $17,000 for all full and part time city employees?  …this figure doesn’t take in consideration for the soon to be implemented “OBAMACARE” health care program?  …we wonder why part-time City Council members and their family  receive  health care insurance paid by the taxpayers of this City?  …we can’t wait too see what our readers feel about issue?

IS IT TRUE we are hearing that a couple of candidates running for elected office in the upcoming General election are doing research on how many contracts the city is awarding to out of town consultants, vendors or contractors? …we can already predict the answers? …the answer is to many?

IS IT TRUE our Computer IT guy told us last week the reason why we are having computer issues is because we have 13,664 posts, 5,321 picture images, 72,167 comments and 84,931 spams posted on our site? …we are presently working on trashing the 84,931 spans posted on our site? …we also will be addressing other archive issues in order to speed up our website? …we thank you for your patience’s?

IS IT TRUE in the very near future we shall be adding an additional section for your reading enjoyment? …we will be adding a weekly profile section of not so well known community leaders?

IS IT TRUE one of our Bloggers posted this the other day and we felt it was worth repeating in todays IIT section?  …he claims that the Alhambra is far too small to be a theatre presenting live theatre productions?  … he states It would be a great facility for the Arts Council and what better place for them then in the Arts District? … he even suggests that Civic Theatre would be interested in this small facility is laughable? … he said their present facility is many times larger then this building? … he claims this rather small bldg. was built for a neighborhood movie theatre not for live theatre.?  …he points out whoever thought to give this to the Arts Council is brilliant?  …he stresses that a perfect use for a building that has had far too much money put in it for restoration?  …past Director of Civic Theatre-Dick Engber says the present Alhambra Board of Directors should just do it?

IS IT TRUE we wonder why the City, DMD, State and Federal Agencies, past Alhambra Board of Directors and others didn’t do proper research concerning the best use for the Alhambra Theatre before raising many hundred of thousand of dollars to restore it to its grand state? …the restoration efforts have been remarkable, however, this building needs a purpose?  … letting this building sit idle will be allowing the building to deteriorate again?

Please take time and vote in todays “Readers Poll”. Also we just posted the current City County Observer TRI-STATE VOICES TV show for you’re viewing pleasure.  Copyright 2015 City County Observer. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

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