Surprised you can yelp review PDs but IPD dispatch gets 5 stars for trying their best to help me…read morerecover some AirPods stolen from me in another county. Ultimately we were unable to recover them. The officer who responded to the call made contact with one individual at the home and didn't even bother talking to the other two people who lived there before he drove off without telling me next steps or anything. He specifically gets 2 stars. Everyone else gets 5

my boyfriends truck was broken into and his radio was stolen. i called at 6:15am then again at…read more6:58am and they said my initial call was never reported. she said nobody will come out that an officer will call and give me a police report over the phone. i then called again at 7:47am wondering where an officer was to call me. it's now 8:40am and i have yet to hear from an officer.

MCSD patrols are missed.read more

The Marion County Sheriff's Department and the facility they run at 40 S. Alabama are some of the…read moremost gross violators of human and civil rights in this state, possibly the nation. There have been several death investigations over the years attributed to suicide. Reports of physical abuse rarely get noticed. The mental health cell blocks are where I experienced the most inhumane treatment. Deputies and mental health staff can place a defendant on suicide watch whenever they feel he or she is a threat to themselves or others. This authority is often abused by the staff and defendants are placed on suicide watch frequently without just cause. The housing units used to hold those on suicide watch are the nastiest areas, with serious health-code violations. Defendants are placed in cells naked with a mat, special blanket, and smock to wear if they have to leave their cell. Feces, from who knows how many different defendants over however long period of time, is clearly visible on most of the surfaces in the majority of cells. Defendants are rarely given the opportunity to shower and when they do, they find the showers covered in the same fecal matter as described in the cells. Defendants are under 24 hour surveillance by a camera sitting on the second row of bars directly in front of cells. Deputies are also suppose to make rounds verifying the physical safety and well-being of defendants. Since the majority of those placed on suicide watch have documented mental health issues, the environment is loud and agitating. It is almost impossible to sleep with the constant yelling, banging, and shaking of the bars. If you did not have serious mental health issues before going to suicide watch, you most certainly did after a few days in this environment. Deputies often physically abuse defendants and have the authority to take away the mat, blanket, and smock. I was left in my cell with nothing but my naked body and a steel bed-frame for several days at a time. This only further caused my mental health state to deteriorate. There are so many more horrendous, gruesome details that I am not including in this review. I feel they deserve their proper attention in a court of law. Through it all I never once attempted to harm myself or anyone else, which was their justification for keeping me on suicide watch. I was fortunate in that regard knowing many other people who ,while being held at Marion County Jail, took their last breath.

Keeping the small city safe is what the Shelbyville Police dept does, but I guess you can also…read moreattribute the low crime rates with the slower moving lifestyles of a small town farming type community. Maybe even the 40+ churches in this town of about 19,253 residents also helps. The population has oddly enough remained the same for the past 45 years. This seemed strange until we brought in experts to find out how the population was always the same every year. They concluded after extensive research, and at great financial cost to the city, that the reason the population stays the same is because every time a woman gets pregnant a man leaves town, never to return. Okay, you got me, I just made that paragraph up, but it made you smile, right? Crime statistics of 2013 show that Shelbyville rated a 129.2 overall crime number, and the US average was 261.6, the lower the number the less crimes. By far the highest percentage of crimes were thefts. Which were about 5 times higher than all other crimes. Violent and major crimes were very low. Although illegal drugs remain an issue, as they do everywhere. The city police patrol an area of about 4 square miles and get about 16,000 calls per year. There are 45 police officers, plus the reserve units, office personal and 9 dispatchers. The current police Chief is Keith England and his Deputy Chief is Mark Weidner.

This campus has underwent a lot of construction in the last 5 years. I love the addition of a…read moreparking garage as well as Scotty's Dawghouse and Metro Diner. I love the beauty of all the water fountains as well as the beautiful trails behind the campus.

Many thanks to officer Cooper for his courtesy and concern today. It was not any kind of emergency…read morebut his help was greatly appreciated. To all of you, be safe and thank you R. Dickerson

The Carmel Police Department has requested Google to disallow reviews, due to rampant corruption…read more This review is for the Carmel Police Department alone, not the court. Tough department for one of the lowest crime areas in the country. Pulled my son over on his way to school for simply getting confused when faced with a situation he hadn't encountered - instead of a warning, we have to get an attorney and go to court. The lieutenant who I spoke to came across triggered at the mention of a review being written. He also insinuated that if you are a buddy of an officer, they waive tickets. No doubt there are some decent officers at CPD, but not the ones involved with our situation. Beware parents, Carmel Police have nothing better to do than target teenagers.