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Searchers find body of Indianapolis man last seen swimming in White River

May 28, 2021 / 04:54 PM EST INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) The body of a 34-year-old man was recovered from the White River on Friday morning, the Indiana Department of Natural Resources said in a news release issued late Friday afternoon. Lynell Harris, of Indianapolis, fell from the rock dam south of Washington Street and was last seen attempting to swim to shore about 8:30 p.m. Tuesday. Indianapolis Fire Department and Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department units spent about an hour searching for Harris on Tuesday before suspending the search due to darkness. Indiana conversation officers had resumed the search Wednesday. © 2021 Circle City Broadcasting I, LLC. | All Rights Reserved.

Search resumes on White River for missing Indianapolis man

Search continues on White River for missing Indianapolis man

DNR Braces For Busy Weekend On Indiana Lakes

DNR Braces For Busy Weekend On Indiana Lakes Adam Pinsker/WFIU-WTIU Indiana’s Department of Natural Resources expects record crowds on lakes and rivers across the state this holiday weekend. Even during the height of the pandemic last year, DNR had to close the boat ramps at Lake Monroe because so many people were on the water. Lakes and recreation areas could see larger crowds this weekend. DNR officers will patrol to make sure every vessel on the lake has a life jacket, including canoes and kayaks. “You don t have to wear them, you have to have one wearable per person, if the boats over 16 feet, you re gonna have to have a type four throwable that s a seat cushion or ring buoy also,” said DNR Conservation Officer David Moss.

Paddlefish poaching probe nets son-in-law of Indiana caviar king

Paddlefish poaching probe nets son-in-law of Indiana caviar king Tim Evans, Indianapolis Star UP NEXT A years-long wildlife poaching investigation that sent Indiana caviar king David Cox to federal prison in 2018 has now netted Cox s son-in-law. Joseph Schigur of English pleaded guilty Tuesday to violating the federal Lacey Act in connection with three outings on the Ohio River in 2015 and 2016. During those fishing trips, Schigur and a conservation officer working undercover hauled in more than 100 paddlefish from water closed to commercial fishing. © Provided A photo on Midwest Caviar LLC s website shows David M. Cox standing next to an American paddlefish.

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