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ISP: Valpo Cops, Sheriff's Deputies Fatally Wound Man Who Shot At Them - Vimarsana News

ISP: Valpo Cops, Sheriff's Deputies Fatally Wound Man Who Shot At Them

A man was killed by cops in Valparaiso on Thursday.Indiana State Police say officers with Valparaiso police, as well as deputies with the Porter County sheriff's department, were sent to a park in the northern Indiana city. The report was that a man was waving a gun around.

Source: wibc.com
Indiana State Police requested to investigate officer-involved shooting in Valparaiso - Vimarsana News

Indiana State Police requested to investigate officer-involved shooting in Valparaiso

VALPARAISO- Valparaiso Police Chief Andrew McIntyre and Porter County Sheriff Jeff Balon requested the Indiana State Police Criminal Investigations Division Lowell Post to investigate an officer-involved shooting that occurred in Valparaiso. Preliminary information is that officers were dis ...

Source: wbiw.com
Porter County Sheriff's Office introduce Project Safe Roads - Vimarsana News

Porter County Sheriff's Office introduce Project Safe Roads

"This program will partner with our citizens to help us identify roadways in Porter County that need extra traffic enforcement," sheriff Jeff Balon said.

Porter County Sheriff's Office to upgrade technology with $400k in federal funding - Vimarsana News

Porter County Sheriff's Office to upgrade technology with $400k in federal funding

The Porter County Sheriff's Office was awarded $400,000 in federal funding.

Region communities receive federal funding to expand public safety efforts - Vimarsana News

Region communities receive federal funding to expand public safety efforts

Four Region communities were awarded federal funding through the Department of Justice's COPS office.