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He served in various roles within Indianapolis' police department since, becoming assistant chief in 2017 before Hogsett appointed him to take over the department. Contact reporter Sarah Nelson at ...
However, on February 29, 2008, the department came under the control of the mayor of Indianapolis, Greg Ballard, after Ballard and Anderson reached a resolution for the transfer of power and the City-County Council passed Proposal 6 effecting the change. The mayor appoints the Chief of Police to administer the daily operations of the department.
The Indianapolis Police Department ( IPD) (September 1, 1854 – December 31, 2006) was the principal law enforcement agency of Indianapolis, Indiana, under the jurisdiction of the Mayor of Indianapolis and Director of Public Safety. Prior to the consolidation with the Law Enforcement Division of the Marion County Sheriff's Department to form ...
Tabatha McLemore, a 21-year veteran of the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department, has been promoted to Major and will oversee a new mental health-related bureau within the department.
Richard Hite. Richard A.J. "Rick" Hite is executive director of the Indiana Civil Rights Commission. Previously he served as chief of the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department, and a retired Lieutenant Colonel of the Baltimore Police Department. An African American, Hite was president of the BPD's Vanguard Justice Society, an organization ...
The department recently announced two new assistant chiefs of police. Catherine Cummings and Michael Wolley, who were both deputy chiefs with the department, have been promoted to assistant chief ...
Location. Indianapolis, Indiana. The Lockefield Garden Riot was a riot in Indianapolis, Indiana that occurred in 1969. Following racial tensions between Black residents and the police, the riot lasted two days, from Thursday, June 5 to Saturday June 7. The riot began when two police officers responded to a call about an alleged fight and ...
New IMPD Chief Chris Bailey's grace period will run out fast, columnist James Briggs writes.