Hendricks County Sheriff's Dectives are asking for assistance in identifying a suspect using a stolen credit card. The credit card was stolen from a victim's mailbox in the North Salem area and was used at two locations. Photos were obtained of the suspect and he is described as being a white male, 16 to 25 years of age, wearing a toboggan with a plaid long-sleeved shirt. Anyone with information on the suspect is asked to call Captain Roger Call at 745-4029.
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Attorney John Bymaster (left) and Katheryn McCarty announced at a press conference Thursday their intent to sue the City of Indianapolis, the Marion County Sheriff’s Department, and sheriff’s van transport driver Deputy Erich Gephart after an accident in October 2012 claimed the life of Katheryn’s ex-husband Adam McCarty.
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