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Man found guilty of torturing 13-year-old son seeks post-conviction relief for inadequate representation

CROWN POINT — A man convicted of torturing and killing his 13-year-old son a decade ago is now claiming he was wronged by his attorneys. Riley L. Choate, 48, formerly of Hammond, claims he was tricked into pleading guilty to being a habitual offender. “I only wanted to plead guilty to the (other child neglect) charges. I didn’t know I was pleading guilty to the habitual. I don’t think you should hold that against me, Choate recently said during a court hearing seek post-conviction relief. “I was strung along. I needed a good lawyer. He spoke Friday before Magistrate Kathleen Sullivan during the hearing.

New York man arrested on Toll Road for driving impaired with child in car

New York man arrested on Toll Road for driving impaired with child in car By: Maura Johnson ST. JOSEPH COUNTY, Ind. –  Just before 9 a.m. Thursday morning, a trooper stopped a silver SUV for speeding on the Toll Road near the 68-milemarker westbound. When the trooper approached the SUV, he saw alleged marijuana in plain view and allegedly smelled burnt marijuana, reports said. While talking to the driver, identified as 37-year-old Anton Simmons of Middletown, NY, the trooper noticed that the driver might be impaired, reports said. The trooper found a plastic bag allegedly containing marijuana and a plastic bag allegedly containing cocaine inside a shoebox that was next to where a 4-year-old child had been sitting, troopers said.

Senators speak out on gun violence after last Thursday s mass shooting | News

  Sen. Jean Breaux, D-Indianapolis, stood to talk about gun violence in Indiana. Breaux asked the Senate to stand for a moment of silence honoring the FedEx victims and all other victims of gun violence in Indiana. Photo by Taylor Dixon, TheStatehouseFile.com. Before the Indiana Senate heard bills Monday, a few senators spoke about gun violence in light of the FedEx shooting last Thursday.  Sen. J.D. Ford, D-Indianapolis, among other Democratic lawmakers, called for action regarding gun laws. Ford said today that Thursday’s shooting took place just miles from his home on the west side of Indianapolis. “This is the fifth mass shooting incident our state has faced in 2021 alone. We have reached a tipping point,” Ford said. “Hoosiers demand and deserve action from the legislature to address the structural issues that create the environment for these tragedies to take place.”

Father pleads guilty after infant suffers life-threatening injuries

Father pleads guilty after infant suffers life-threatening injuries
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