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Last night at approximately 9:11, Troopers Wes Alexander and Justin Bean responded to 5550 Carriage Drive, Apartment C, to investigate a complaint of illegal drug activity. When troopers entered the apartment they found over 30 grams of marijuana. The tenant of the apartment, Jasmyn Ramsey, 19, was arrested for possessing a felony amount of marijuana and for maintaining a common nuisance. She was taken to the Vanderburgh County Jail where she is currently being held without bond.
ARRESTED AND CHARGES:
• Jasmyn Ramsey, 19, 5550 Carriage Drive, Apartment C, Evansville, Ind.
1. Possession of Marijuana, Class D Felony
2. Maintaining a Common Nuisance, Class D Felony
Anyone with information concerning illegal drug activity is encouraged to contact your local police or the Indiana State Police at 1-800-852-3970. Anyone with information can remain anonymous.
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Evansville Police arrested 47 year old STARLA GASAWAY on several charges after she kicked an officer several times while she was being arrested for public intoxication and disorderly conduct.
Officers were in the 2900 block of Jefferson at 1:50am on Thursday investigating a family dispute involving Gasaway and her husband. Her husband agreed leave for the night, but Gasaway would not comply with officers’ request to stop yelling and to go inside her residence.
When an officer tried to arrest her, Gasaway ran into her home and refused to cooperate with the officer. Officers were able to handcuff Gasaway, but when they tried to get her to standup, she kicked one of the officers. As the officers tried to place Gasaway into the patrol car, she again kicked the officer.
The officers were able to place her into the car without further incident and she was taken to jail.
Gasaway was charged with Battery on Law Enforcement CL A Misdemeanor, Resisting Law Enforcement CL A Misdemeanor, Disorderly Conduct CL-b Misdemeanor, and Public Intoxication CL B Misdemeanor.
The May 6, 2014 Primary Election is fast approaching. Every citizen eligible to vote has an obligation/duty to vote, but before you do so, do your homework to find out as much as you can about the candidates, their values they hold, their integrity, and the manner in which they have served the community.
On the Republican ballot you have a choice to vote #14 or Marsha Abell or #15 for Bruce Ungethiem for Vanderburgh County Commissioner. In the local paper Marsha Abell has been quoted as saying about her opponent, ” He just wants to be a somebody.” Bruce Ungethiem already is somebody who was the organizer of CORE (Citizens Opposed to Reorganization in Evansville) or consolidation of city-county government. He did well to educate people that consolidation meant less representation, power in too few hands, and putting Power over the People. People knew what they were voting for when consolidation was on the referendum vote. Vote was 67% opposed to consolidation, while only 33% voted for consolidation. He has proven he can get things done. He went before the Indiana General Assembly, and partly through his efforts, now there will be a separate vote for the city and a separate vote for the county, whenever the issue of consolidation comes up again in the state of Indiana.
Bruce Ungethiem will be somebody who will serve the community well as Vanderburgh County Commissioner. I encourage you to vote for him.
Berniece Tirmenstein
Evansville, IN
Editors Footnote: This letter is posted by the CCO, Without opinion, Bias and Editing. The CCO invites any candidate or their supporters to submit a letter to the editor and we will publish.
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This week’s show features Trooper Susan Rinschler and Stephanie Stewart, Manager of Community Partnerships (LETR) at Special Olympics.Rinschler and Stewart discuss the recent Tip-A-Cop fund raising events held at Texas Roadhouse restaurants and promote future Special Olympic events.
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INDIANAPOLIS –Indiana’s current first lady and former first ladies came together Wednesday to present a $100,000 check to the Riley Hospital for Children’s Art Therapy Initiative.
After becoming Indiana’s first lady, Karen Pence said she wondered how she could make a difference in Indiana. In November 2013, Pence announced the formation of the Indiana First Lady’s Charitable Foundation. The foundation’s mission is to recognize and support local organizations and communities that support and promote Hoosier children’s’ well-being. Wednesday’s donation was the foundation’s first.
“As the other ladies up here will attest, my days as First Lady are limited. I was raised to believe that we should number our days that we might gain a heart of wisdom,†Pence said. “I decided to follow the advice of my friend, Patti Coons who suggested that I host an Indiana First Lady’s Lunch to raise money for Indiana charities.â€
Pence said Riley’s art therapy initiative is only funded through private donations, but has a major impact on children and their treatment at Riley. The therapy helps patients open up to their doctors and relieves stress from their condition.
Throughout the year, the foundation will offer other grants and scholarships to similar organizations. Pence urged attendees at today’s luncheon to encourage their favorite organizations to apply for the awards at IndianaFirstLadysCharitableFoundation.org.
Andi TenBarge is a reporter for TheStatehouseFile.com, a news website powered by Franklin College journalism students.
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The Indiana State Police and the White County Sheriff’s Department have warrants for
COX and CLAWSON on charges of revocation of suspended sentence (original charges are theft). Both subjects are also believed to be dangerous and pose a threat to persons.
They are possibly traveling together by moped/scooter. Their last known location was Shelbyville, IN where Cox’s EBT card was utilized on April 21, 2014. Anyone with information regarding these subjects should contact local law enforcement or Crime Stoppers at (317)-262-TIPS.
DESIREE D. COX (CLAWSON) Age: 18
DESCRIPTION: 5’05â€, 230lbs, W/F, BLU/BRO
ROBERT NEIL CLAWSON JR.
Age: 31
DESCRIPTION: 5’10â€, 130lbs, W/M, BRO/BRO
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Below is a list of felony cases that were filed by the Vanderburgh County Prosecutor’s Office on Thursday, May 01, 2014
James Ptacek                    Burglary-Class C Felony
Theft-Class D Felony
Antwon Dulin                   Domestic Battery-Class A Misdemeanor
(Enhanced to D Felony Due to Prior Convictions)
For further information on the cases listed above, or any pending case, please contact Kyle Phernetton at 812.435.5688 or via e-mail at KPhernetton@vanderburghgov.org
Under Indiana law, all criminal defendants are considered to be innocent until proven guilty by a court of law
IS IT TRUE that registered voters of Vanderburgh County have cast the following votes as May 1, 2014 for the upcoming primary election? …here are those totals-Mailed ballots = 206, Walk-in ballots = 274 and Travel board ballots is 274 adds up to 754 total votes cast in the May 6, 2014 primary election?
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IS IT TRUE the public endorsement of Marsha Abell for County Commissioner by the Mayor and GOP party Chairmen Wayne Parke has caused a major split in the Republican party?… we hear if John Montrastelle and Bruce Ungethiem win a group of party faithful will publicly ask Mr. Parke to resign his position with the local GOP?…if the Mayor has future plans to run for state office he better not expect big support from the rural voters of Vanderburgh County because of his public support of Marsha Abell?
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IS IT TRUE that Marsha Abell states in her political mail out that she is “The True Republican For County Commissioner”?… here is a list of a few political donations from not so friendly supporters of the Republication party?  …this is a breakdown of interesting financial supporters listed in Marsha Abell’s January, 2014 financial report filed with the Vanderburgh County Clerks office?…Iron Workers 103 gave $1,500, Plumbers and Steamfitters Local 136 gave $300, PBGP Political Action group from Indy gave $2,000, and IBEW PAC 16 gave $200  to Marsha Abell’s campaign?…Marsha Abell April, 2014 is even more interesting?
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IS IT TRUE were wonder why a law firm from INDY would give Marsha Abell an impressive political donation?…that Barnes and Thomburg, LLP  from Indy gave her a whopping $10,000 political donation so far towards her re-election bid?
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IS IT TRUE that the local GOP Central Committee lead by Wayne Parke gave Marsha Abell a whooping $10,000 so far in her re-election campaign?  …the local GOP Central Committee gave Bruce Ungethiem the same amount of money we charge people to read the CCO?…the amount is zero?
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IS IT TRUE if Marsha Abells political mailer is correct that she is the only “True Republican” in the race for County Commissioner why did GOP  Party Chairman Wayne Parke sign an official document on January 4, 2014 that certified Bruce Ungethiem was in good standing to run in the May 6, 2014 Republican primary?
IS IT TRUE a CCO reader who happens to be a Burdette Park supporter has told us that the Vanderburgh County Commissioners have plans to turn management of the park over to SMG at the first chance to do so?…the opportunity to do so will happen when Steve Craig, who has done a good job, is retired?… we hope it doesn’t mean a great public facility will go the way of Mesker Ampitheatre.
IS IT TRUE Â the Wall Street Journal reports today that Americans gained jobs at the fastest pace in more than two years last month and the jobless rate plunged, a sign the economy has rebounded from a winter rut?…Nonfarm employment grew a seasonally adjusted 288,000 last month?…according to the Labor Departement this marked the best month of job creation since January 2012 and the second-best month since the economy emerged from recession in mid-2009?..the “official” jobless rate fell to 6.3% from 6.7%, hitting the lowest level since September 2008?…statistically speaking on would think happy days are just over the horizon?…the “official” jobless rate has been exposed many times for excluding the long term unemployed, those who have given up, and even those who have decided to drop out of the workforce?…this amounts to another 6% of the workforce making the reality based unemployment rate 12.3% which is no reason to cheer but is indeed much better than the depths of the recession when that number was approaching 20%?
IS IT TRUE the other reality is that there are millions of people who have left the workforce and have found ways to survive without a traditional job?…many of these people are living in an off the grid manner by doing work for cash or in-kind payments?…coaxing these people back into the “official” work force will not be easy as life off the government’s radar screen has its appeal to many people?…in past recessions when prosperity returns the shortage of skilled workers has driven wages up and in some professions and locations that is happening now?…engineering and computer science graduates are writing their own tickets in the technology based cities like San Jose, Austin, Boston, and Boulder?…new graduates (yes that would be 23 year olds) are routinely commanding starting salaries well above $100,000 with experienced technical performers garnering $250,000 as non-management engineering professionals?…the same thing will happen naturally for people who have high demand skills where shortages exist in the available workforce?
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Age: 18
