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Updated: 3:20 PM EST January 12, 2021
INDIANAPOLIS Community Health Network launched their own police force Tuesday.
The new department has 60 officers that will be responsible for the safety and security of Community Health campuses.
Community says the department has its own criminal investigative unit and officers have the authority to detain and arrest individuals if necessary.
“At Community, one of our highest priorities is ensuring the safety of our patients and our employees and that includes a strong focus on the security of our facilities,” said Community Health Network Executive Director of Safety and Security Kevin Mahan. “This addition to our security team will provide a greater ability to respond to security-related needs both on and off our hospital campuses.”
A police force of 60 officers has been sworn in to cover all sites of Community Health Network. The department s officers have the authority to detain and arrest and will have its own investigative un
Colorado Parks and Wildlife searching for individual who poached two elk
and last updated 2020-12-18 16:36:43-05
HASTY â Colorado Parks and Wildlife is asking for the help of Coloradans in identifying the individual who poached two cow elk at the John Martin Reservoir State Wildlife Area and left their bodies to waste.
CPW officers initially responded to the incident on December 13th.
According to a press release issued earlier this week, Officers found the dead elk in an area east of the Keller tract and west of Rule Creek, between the south bank of the reservoir and the railroad tracks.