24-year-old man guilty of rape in 2019 Greenwood assault
Moses Josephus Collins, Jr., 24, faces three to 16 years in prison for the rape.
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Moses Josephus Collins, Jr., 24, faces three to 16 years in prison for the rape.
FRANKLIN, Ind. - After a two-day trial in Johnson Circuit Court, Samuel Killin, 47, of Indianapolis, was found guilty Wednesday of battery on a public...
FRANKLIN, Ind. - The Johnson County Prosecutor's Office filed formal charges Monday against Zachariah Johnson, of North Vernon, in connection with his...
Bond set at $5M for Ex-Loveland officer convicted in sex assault after prosecutor says he knew he was HIV positive Anthony Pecord (Source: Hamilton County Justice Center) By Jennifer Edwards Baker | April 22, 2021 at 8:26 AM EDT - Updated April 22 at 12:39 PM LOVELAND, Ohio (FOX19) - Bond was set at $5 million Thursday for a former Loveland police officer who pleaded guilty in March to sexually assaulting a man and who prosecutors say had HIV at the time of the assault. Anthony Pecord, 48, faces a new charge of felonious assault. Prosecutors have said Pecord knew he was HIV-positive wh...
Jan 26, 2021 / 10:42 PM EST INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — State lawmakers are looking to put some tougher penalties into place to help Hoosiers victimized by a common but pricey problem: the theft of catalytic converters from vehicles. Senate Bill 167 could help thousands, considering Johnson County alone has recorded at least 150 such thefts, according to Prosecutor Joe Villaneuva. Just a few minutes of work from a thief can easily cost victims a thousand dollars or more out of pocket. That’s why state Sen. Jack Sandlin, a Republican from Indianapolis, believes the punishment needs to fit the cr...