A law enforcement analyst says he believes the explanations given by the Bristol police chief as to how his firearm and cruiser were taken from his home to be reasonable.

A 6-month-old child abducted by a non-custodial parent was safely returned after an observant Indiana State Trooper saw the vehicle it was believed to have been taken in. Master Trooper Brian Hoffman ...

Indiana State Police have arrested Derek James Pixley, 33, for the murder of Brittney Boman in 2022, after a two-year ...

A Bristol man was sentenced on Thursday to five years at the Indiana Department of Corrections for setting fire to his former boss’ work vehicles after being fired and refused pay. The sentencing in ...

Police say Rivera is a habitual runaway. If you have any information, please contact the Bristol Police Department, (860)584-3011 and reference case 25-19988.

according to Lt. Patrick Krajewski of the Bristol Police Department. Krajewski said police believe Cruz-Strain was on a motorcycle headed east on Farmington Avenue when he was involved in a ...

Patrick Krajewski of the Bristol Police Department. Police tended to the victim until medics arrived and took over, Krajewski said. The man was taken to an area hospital where he was pronounced ...

Bristol Police Department officers responded to the scene around 12:10 a.m. on Friday and found a young man lying unresponsive in the roadway. Emergency medical crews quickly arrived and treated the ...

BRISTOL, Ind. (WNDU) - The Indiana State Police honored those who have given ... This annual event also gives the department and family members the opportunity to remember their loved ones.

Seymour Police were assisted by Jackson County Sheriffs Department, Indiana State Police and Indiana Excise Police. JACKSON COUNTY, Ind. — A man was taken into custody after police responded to ...

The newest members of the Indiana State Police have been issued their first squad cars. Twenty-eight ISP Academy graduates got their brand new patrol cars during a ceremony Tuesday, April 29 at ...

INDIANAPOLIS — The newest members of the Indiana State Police have been issued their first squad cars. Twenty-eight ISP Academy graduates got their brand new patrol cars during a ceremony Tuesday, ...