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Police pursuit ends after vehicle crashes into home Provided photo Drivers of both a Union City Ohio Police Cruiser and a suspect were both treated for injuries following a high-speed pursuit early Thursday morning. Provided photo UNION CITY, Ohio — An early morning police pursuit ended Thursday with the arrest of a Union City, Ind., man for outstanding warrants and drug charges after the vehicle he was operating crashed into a Winchester, Ind., home. According to a press release from the Union City, Ohio Police Department, at approximately 12:37 a.m. a UCO police officer observed illegal drug activity taking place in the 700 block of Lynwood Court in Union City, Ohio, between two male subjects. One subject was reported to have been on foot while the second subject was reported to be operating a Tan Jeep Cherokee. The UCO officer then observed the male subject operating the Jeep Cherokee drive away from the male that was on foot at which point a traffic violation was committed. The officer attempted to conduct a traffic stop by activating his emergency lights and siren on his patrol vehicle however the Jeep Cherokee failed to comply and stop.
Statewide ammunition shortage affecting police departments A national shortage of ammunition is forcing some Indiana Police Departments to cut back on practice and training in an effort to conserve supplies. News 10 caught up with the Vigo County Sheriff’s Office to see how this problem is affecting local law enforcement. Posted: May 3, 2021 4:35 PM Posted By: Dominic Miranda TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTHI) - A national shortage of ammunition is forcing some Indiana Police Departments to cut back on practice and training in an effort to conserve supplies. News 10 caught up with the Vigo County Sheriff’s Office to see how this problem is affecting local law enforcement.