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Alzheimer’s and dementia patient advocates say new legislation will help ensure law enforcement know how to deal with that growing segment of the population.
Law enforcement confiscated thousands of dollars, guns and cocaine in the raids.
Two Indiana officers who were killed on duty last year were honored during a ceremony in Washington, D.C. on Sunday.
A bill allowing people to use force against police illegally entering their homes took a step closer to the governor’s desk Thursday.
A $10,000 donation from Terre Haute’s Union Hospital Foundation will pay for the installation of defibrillators in Vigo County Sheriff’s Department cars.
People would be able to resist police entry under certain conditions in Senator Mike Young's bill.
Pill mills are clinics or pharmacies that cater to people who are hooked on prescription medications.
Six months after no one claimed a large amount of drug money, it will be split up to help fund law enforcement.
Indiana is the only state in the nation that doesn’t have different grades for theft.
Because of their variety, the new bills impact virtually everyone in some way.
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