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Popovich Comedy Pet Theater Delights Audiences at Jasper Arts Center

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Popovich Comedy Pet Theater Delights Audiences at Jasper Arts Center Jasper, IN – February 1, 2024 – Get ready for a one-of-a-kind experience as the Popovich Comedy Pet Theater takes center stage at the Jasper Arts Center on Saturday, February 3, at 1:00 pm. This family-friendly performance features the unique blend of comedy and juggling skills of Ukranian circus performer Gregory Popovich and the extraordinary talents of his performing pets. His entourage consists of world-class jugglers, Diamond the Shetland Pony, and over 30 performing pets including house cats and dogs (all rescued from animal shelters!), geese, white doves, and parrots. Gregory Popovich grew up in a unique environment, as the child of Russian circus performers Alex and Tamara Popovich. In addition to their juggling and performing skills, Gregory’s parents were dog trainers. From a very young age, Gregory formed a special bond with animals. Eventually, the connection he formed with his mother’s show dogs led to his participation onstage, assisting with Tamara’s dog act. At the age of six, Gregory began to learn the art of juggling. Eight years later, he prepared his first solo act – juggling on a free standing ladder. After the public debut of this feat, Gregory became a member of the renowned Moscow Circus at the age of 17. “Popovich Comedy Pet Theater is a show unlike any other,” said Kyle Rupert, Executive Director of Jasper Community Arts. “It’s a perfect outing for families, animal lovers, and anyone looking for a fun-filled afternoon of entertainment.” Audiences can expect to be dazzled by a variety of acts, from the antics of talented dogs jumping through hoops to the graceful movements of trained cats performing tricks. With over 30 pets in the cast, each with their own unique personality, there’s never a dull moment in the Popovich Comedy Pet Theater. Tickets for this special performance are available now and can be purchased online at www.jasperarts.org/tickets or by calling 812-482-3070. Don’t miss your chance to experience the magic of the Popovich Comedy Pet Theater live in Jasper!
Jasper Community Arts is a department of the City of Jasper. Additional support is provided by, Friends of the Arts, Inc., Dubois County Tourism, the Indiana Arts Commission, and the National Endowment for the Arts with special thanks to the Arts Council of Southwestern Indiana.

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EPD DAILY ACTIVITY REPORT

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Former Clark County Sheriff Arrested on 15 Felony Charges

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(Clark County, IN)-As a result of this ongoing criminal investigation by the Indiana State Police Field Investigations, Detectives provided updated information and evidence to Special Prosecutor Richard J. Hertel, who filed for additional criminal charges against Jamey Noel, and for criminal charges against his wife, Misty Noel.

This morning, both Jamey and Misty Noel appeared in the Clark County Circuit Court with their family and legal representation.  After being presented with the criminal charges, Misty Noel turned herself into the custody of the Clark County Detention Center where she was booked in before being transported to the Scott County Detention Center for incarceration.  She is going to be held without bond until her initial court appearance on Monday, February 5, 2024.

Misty Noel is being charged with the following:

  • Five (5) counts of Theft (over $50,000), Level 5 Felonies
  • Five (5) counts of Tax Evasion, Level 6 Felonies

In addition to the original 15 criminal charges levied against Jamey Noel back on November 8, 2023, he is additionally being charged with the following:

  • Five (5) counts of Theft (over $50,000), Level 5 Felonies
  • Five (5) counts of Tax Evasion, Level 6 Felonies

He remains out on bond.

At this time, there is no further information available for public release.

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

Illegal Narcotics/Gun Conversion Devices Arrests

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 Investigators with the Vanderburgh County Crime Gun Intelligence Center have been conducting an ongoing investigation into illegal possession, manufacturing, and distribution of Machine Gun Conversion Devices (MCD’s). These devices are components used to convert Glock-style pistols and some rifles into fully automatic weapons. These devices are commonly manufactured in clandestine operations using a 3D Printer. 

On January 31st, this investigation led detectives to Antonio Carey and Marquel Payne. Investigators conducted two traffic stops that occurred simultaneously involving Carey and Payne. Carey was the passenger inside of a U-Haul vehicle. A judicially signed search warrant was obtained for the U-Haul. Numerous items including a 3D printed suppressor, 9 mm ammunition, and unfinished MCD parts were located inside of the U-Haul. 

Investigators also obtained judicially signed search warrants for two addresses that were associated with Carey and Payne. Additional MCD’s were located during the searches along with methamphetamine, marijuana, and a 9mm Ghost Gun that was outfitted with an MCD. A ghost gun is a home-made gun that is unregulated, untraceable, and anyone can buy without a background check. In total, close to 90 Machine Gun Conversion Devices were located and collected by investigators. 

Both subjects were prohibited from lawfully owning and carrying a firearm due to their criminal history. Carey was arrested on charges including Possession of Firearm by a Domestic Batterer, Dealing Methamphetamine, and Possession of Marijuana. Payne was arrested on charges including Possession of a Machine Gun (multiple counts), Possession of Firearm by a Domestic Batterer, and Operating a Vehicle without a License. 

The Vanderburgh County Crime Gun Intelligence Center encompasses multiple agencies including the Vanderburgh County Prosecutor’s Office, Vanderburgh County Sheriff’s Office, Evansville Police Street Crimes Unit, Evansville-Vanderburgh County Joint Drug Task Force, and the ATF. A lot of time, dedication, and teamwork went into this investigation which yielded firearms, illegal Machine Gun Conversion Devices, and illegal narcotics. 

Toumi and Cuff post career highs in win over UIC

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Toumi and Cuff post career highs in win over UIC

 

EVANSVILLE, Ind. – Yacine Toumi and Tanner Cuff recorded career scoring highs while Ben Humrichous made his return for the University of Evansville men’s basketball team in a 77-60 victory over UIC on Wednesday night at the Ford Center.

Toumi led the Purple Aces with 22 points and 7 rebounds in the victory.  He connected on 8 of his 10 field goal tries.  Cuff posted 16 points, two better than his top scoring output of the season.  After missing the last three games, Humrichous was back on the floor and tallied 15 points and four assists.  Isaiah Rivera led four double digit scorers for the Flames with 15 points.

“I’m proud of our guys for the job they did tonight.  UIC is a very good team and we knew it would be a tough game.  We did a good job of limiting their production in the paint and holding them below their average from outside,” UE head coach David Ragland exclaimed.  “We had production across the entire lineup tonight and did a great job of regrouping when they made a run.”

Three-pointers were falling in the early moments as UIC took a 6-0 lead and connected on their first three outside attempts to take an 11-6 advantage.  Gage Bobe got the Purple Aces rolling with a triple, but hot shooting by the Flames saw a 5-of-6 start culminate in a 13-6 advantage just four minutes into the game.

UIC took its largest lead of the period at the 12:53 mark when another 3-pointer pushed the lead to 20-11.  That is the point where Evansville took control on both ends.  After the Flames connected on four of their first five 3-point tries, the Aces held them to just 1-of-11 over the final 12 minutes of the half.  Offensively, UE outscored UIC by a 26-10 margin over the remainder of the half to hold a 7-point lead at the break.

With 9:06 remaining in the half, a basket by Humrichous capped an 11-3 run that got UE within one.  Tanner Cuff got the job done during that rally, scoring seven points in a row.  After the Flames connected on a field goal to retake a 25-22 advantage, Evansville countered with a 7-0 run to take its first lead of the game.  Humrichous got it started with a 3-point play before Cuff posted consecutive baskets to break a 25-25 tie.

Toumi’s third field goal of the night broke a 29-29 tie inside the final three minutes and opened an 8-1 run to end the half.  Antonio Thomas recorded the final four points, including a drive down the lane at the buzzer to solidify a 37-30 lead at the break.

Evansville’s lead remained at seven points (45-38) with 14:44 remaining, but a 4-minute 8-0 stretch by UIC saw them retake a 46-45 lead.  Their defense held UE to 0-for-4 from the field while forcing a turnover.  Cuff put an end to the drought with his sixth make of the night.  His shot opened a 14-2 run that gave Evansville its largest lead of the game at 59-48 as the contest entered its final seven minutes.

Ben Humrichous finished the run in exciting fashion, drilling back-to-back triples to push the lead into double figures for the first time.  Kenny Strawbridge Jr. knocked down a pair of free throws with 2:40 left on the clock to push the lead to 16 before UE took a 19-point lead in the final minute on its way to a 77-60 triumph.

UE’s offense was clicking, hitting 51.1% of its attempts while limiting the Flames to 35.9%.  The Aces finished with a 37-33 edge on the boards.  On Saturday, Evansville returns to the road, facing Valparaiso in a 3 p.m. contest.

 

Dixon’s double-double leads No. 6 Blazers to 20th win of the season

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CENTRALIA, Ill. – The Vincennes University Trailblazers moved up in this week’s NJCAA Division I National rankings to No. 6 this week.

The Blazers hit the road for their only game of the week Wednesday night, heading to Centralia to take on Kaskaskia College.

The Blazers looked to get the ball into the block all night and were able to pull away in the second half for a 72-52 victory over the Blue Devils.

The game began as a back-and-forth affair, with VU grabbing an early 11-7 lead before the Blue Devils answered back to take a 17-15 lead with just under 11 minutes remaining in the first half.

Vincennes then answered back with a 9-2 scoring run to take a 24-19 lead before the Blue Devils came back to cut the deficit down to one at 26-25.

The Blazers were able to close out the first half strong however, building their largest lead of the half at 33-26 and taking a 37-32 lead into the locker room at the halftime break.

VU looked to create some space on the scoreboard early in the second half and opened the final 20-minute period on a 14-4 scoring run to lead 51-36.

After Kaskaskia cut the VU lead back down to nine, the Blazers would later answer with eight unanswered to take a 66-48 lead.

The Blazers then looked to take some air out of the ball and keep the clock moving and were able to keep the defensive pressure to not allow the Blue Devils a late comeback.

VU scored the final two buckets of the game to finish out the 72-52 victory over Kaskaskia College, VU’s 20th win of the season.

Vincennes allowed just 20 points in the second half Wednesday night and only allowed five second half field goals against the Blue Devils.

“It was a combination of both ends of the floor in that second half,” VU Hall of Fame Head Coach Todd Franklin said. “We were more methodical with the ball in the second half and didn’t get the turnovers. We moved the ball and swung it. Then they start to break down inside and they get in foul trouble. They get tired of trying to fight that thing. Then we did a better job of moving it and getting sealed inside.”

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Upcoming CIT Training at Ascension St. Vincent Hospital

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*Evansville Police Department, Vanderburgh County Sheriff’s Office, and Vanderburgh County CIT

Steering Committee Collaborate with Southwestern Indiana Law Enforcement Academy for 40-Hour

CIT Training School-The Evansville Police Department, in partnership with the Vanderburgh County Sheriff’s

Office and the Southwestern Indiana Law Enforcement Academy, is proud to announce the commencement of a

40-hour Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) training school. This training will take place February 5th through

February 9th from 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. daily at Ascension St. Vincent Hospital Evansville Manor Annex (3700

Washington Ave.).

CIT training is a vital program that equips law enforcement professionals with specialized skills to

effectively respond to crisis situations involving mental health issues. The comprehensive curriculum covers

recognizing signs of mental illness, trauma-informed care, de-escalation techniques, and procedures for

emergency detentions. CIT is instrumental in fostering collaboration between law enforcement, mental health

professionals, and the community, promoting a compassionate and effective approach to crisis intervention.

The Evansville Police Department is devoted to public safety, actively fostering positive relationships within

the community. Through a community-oriented policing approach, the department partners with residents to

ensure the safety and security of Evansville’s population, meeting the diverse needs of its citizens. By

prioritizing open communication, shared responsibility, and a strong partnership with the community, the

department aims to create a safer and more interconnected community for all.

The Vanderburgh County Sheriff’s Office is dedicated to upholding public safety and providing professional

law enforcement services to the residents of Vanderburgh County. Through community engagement and

proactive policing strategies, VCSO aims to create a secure and thriving environment.

The Southwestern Indiana Law Enforcement Academy is committed to delivering comprehensive and

specialized training programs to law enforcement professionals. By promoting continuous learning and skill

development, the academy contributes to the excellence and effectiveness of law enforcement agencies

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