Team 4 Arrests October 25th

• 2 outright arrests at 18th and Roosevelt Ave.

1. First individual arrested for Driving with a suspended license- Class A Misdemeanor
2. Second, for possession of Marijuana- Class A Misdemeanor

• Outright arrest at 9429 Stouffer Ct. Operating a vehicle, Never received License- Class C Misdemeanor

• Summons Arrest
  Driving with suspended License (Prior)- Class A Misdemeanor

At the MCSO Blog you will now be able to find arrest statistics from our Criminal Division and Jail Population Information from our Jail Division. The arrest stats will be updated frequently throughout the day, while the Jail stats are updated every morning and night. We hope that this information will help you all become more informed of the duties we do here at MCSO and ultimately, help you all feel safer in the community we live in. 

Marion County Jail Death in Custody

Jail inmate Mary Harris, 48 years of age, suffered a seizure this morning at the Marion County Jail. She received prompt emergency medical care by the Jail's medical staff, as well as Indianapolis EMS. Ms. Harris was subsequently transported to Wishard Memorial Hospital, where she was pronounced dead at 8:05 AM.

Ms. Harris was arrested on Saturday, July 28, 2012, at 2:51 PM, in the 100 block of E. 30th Street. The arrest was for public intoxication and criminal trespass. 

The Coroner’s Office will conduct an autopsy to determine the cause of death.  In addition, the matter is under investigation by the Marion County Sheriff's Office.

Arrestee Pronounced Dead at A.P.C.

Kenneth W. Flannery, white male, 35 years of age,  was reported to be drunk and staggering in the 8100 block of Madison Ave.,  on Saturday evening, July 21, 2012.  IMPD was summoned at 7:35 p.m. and found Flannery at that location minutes later.  Flannery resisted arrest, an altercation ensued and he was subdued.  Flannery had a history of more than 20 arrests over the last 15 years for a variety of charges including glue sniffing, possession of controlled substances, battery, resisting law enforcement,  public intoxication and disorderly conduct.

IMPD arrested Flannery for Battery (D Felony), Resisting Law Enforcement (A Misdemeanor), and Public Intoxication (A Misdemeanor),  and he was placed in the Marion County Sheriff’s  transportation wagon.   Upon arriving at the Arrestee Processing Center, approximately 15 minutes later,  Flannery was found to be unconscious and not responsive.  A.P.C. medical personnel, Indianapolis EMS, and IFD promptly attempted to resuscitate Flannery,  but they were unsuccessful.

The decedent will be undergoing an autopsy at the Coroner’s  Office to determine the cause of death.  In addition to the Coroner’s  Office,  IMPD and the Marion County Sheriff’s Office are conducting a tandem investigation into the facts and circumstances of Mr. Flannery’s demise.